jamalchang, on 09 May 2010 - 06:25 AM, said:

It's already on a mix album ! Bootlegs != Original tracks...
Just listen to Brothers gonna work it out

sneaker:beater, on 09 May 2010 - 07:16 AM, said:

Hmm! Let me get this straight, and correct me if i'm wrong!

So this cut up DJ special of 4 tunes is only Frankie Bones , Jungle Brothers, The Beatles, and that synth sound like the one in the beginning of HBHG?

yep, and the 'roof is on fire' where hey boy sample came from. just listen to the anti nazi mix

sneaker:beater, on 09 May 2010 - 02:43 PM, said:

Gracias Sneak!

im going remake that set, and add some things of my own, and then ill see if i can post it on here for you guys

Well, now that we've heard excerpts from the whole album, I think it's time we did a recap of the songs that made it and the ones that didn't. I'm also contemplating whether or not I should do a graduation-style look back for all the tracks that made it with the grainy YouTube footage put over this song.

THE LUCKY ONES:

"Last Track"/"Watch The Skies":
I'm sure all of you knew this already, but it's called Escape Velocity and it's the second track on the album.

"Remember To Fall In Love":
Swoo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oooon!

"Warm Vibe":
Contrary to my expectations it wasn't "Wonders Of The Deep". It is, however, "Another World" and track number three.

and the last one is...

*drumroll*

"Live Intro Track":
I was surprised as anyone. My harmless speculation proved to be true! How 'bout that? Albeit not as "Snow", the album-opener. It's "Wonders of the Deep", the album-closer. Still works just great either way.

Now for, sadly...

THE NOT-SO-LUCKY ONES:

"After Sunglasses":
Well, they didn't do it the ultimate injustice of not releasing it at all. They at least afforded the dignity of being the bonus track "Don't Think". But don't download it expecting a cavalcade of ravey goodness like "After Sunglasses"! Oh, no. Some of you may remember that when "After Sunglasses" was first made available on the Coachella bootleg I joked that it would end up as a "dub reggae track" because the Chems always do the unexpected. A few of you laughed. But things are grim, my friends! There is no joy here! For the almighty "After Sunglasses" has been reduced to... a dub reggae track. OK, not quite. But it's so slow that it might as well be. What could have possibly led them to do something like this?

EDIT: In retrospect I might have been overly critical of the song. It's still a cavalcade of ravey goodness. Also, if you listen to the Coachella recording you can hear them drop the title in the "Q-Tip" spoken-word segment. "Don't think; this night is through..."

"After After Sunglasses":
Unless it's appended to the end of "Don't Think", this electro banger may never see the light of day.

"Crazy Cowbell Track":
After all that fanfare they leave this fun little song off the album! Come on, brothers! Couldn't you have at least used it as an interlude?

"Animal Track"/"Problem-Question":
Well, yes. It's always a disappointment when this isn't on their next album. But I wasn't getting my hopes up for it anyway. Sorry for those of you that did.

But don't despair just yet! The fact that Popof is remixing a Further song means that there'll be at least one proper EP. EPs mean B-sides. B-sides, as anybody who's heard "No Need" will know, means a second chance for some of these poor songs! For just seventeen dollars a month you could give this song-
*holds up a sad-eyed "Crazy Cowbell Track"*
-a nice, warm home on the "Horsepower" single! That's less than a dollar a day! Call now and you'll get a photo of your song with its monthly progress and excerpts from Tom & Ed debates about what to do with it. Now if you'll excuse me...
*logs on to the forum, looks at first post of this thread*
I thought "After Sunglasses" raved mercilessly? Weird...

you forgot about "proxy one"(or is it after after sunglasses?) anyway, this one was my favourite grimey youtube chem track. but as you mentioned it there will be some b sides around this year as well.

i do not agree with you about the after sunglasses one: cmon we only heard 30 secs out of it. it can be a banger as in the youtube vids. far away from a nearly dub reggae track. pitch this thing up 5 bpm and threr you have your ravey goodness!

looking so much forward right now to further and the live versions of it...

1. The proxy one is "after after sunglasses"
2. In retrospect, I suppose you're right. It doesn't take much to kick "Don't Think" back into awesome territory.

Champiness, on 12 May 2010 - 01:19 AM, said:

after listening to don't think on itunes again i have to say that this track is about 130 - 135 bpm i guess. normal techno speed. and not far away from the speed in the coachella youtube video. i think it's the loss of the massive bass in the itunes version that causes your suggestions, me think!

Yes, yes, that's definitely it! Why couldn't they have left that pulsating bassline going? I wanna WHOMPF-WHOMPF-WHOMPF the night away!

Champiness, on 12 May 2010 - 01:37 AM, said:

It's still there, but sounds more quiet.

I think "After after sunglasses" could be a part of Horse Power.

inchemwetrust, on 26 March 2010 - 04:22 AM, said:

nice job man, i have been doing the same thing, but i have been having trouble getting those drums out of the rap lyrics.

Champiness, on 11 May 2010 - 05:37 PM, said:

I think that WHOMPF might come through if you play it really loudly and pitch-shift it up. 'Tis possible?

hang on, is the galvanize intro track on the album? with the balericy guitar? lush!

they played a version of that at fabric, i was sure i heard those chords but hard to tell sometimes haha

About the WHOMPFs, I listened to the extracts on my MP3 and it seemed that on every extract the bass was missing. So I guess it will be stronger than what we heard

WhiteNoise, on 21 April 2010 - 02:26 AM, said:

i dont have any discipline, i have been listening to the youtube vids alot, but every time i do i always get mad and say that i should of waited

Ben_j, on 17 May 2010 - 05:09 PM, said:

Yeah; I listened to the previews again when they put them back up and there seemed to be a lot more bass. Sorry for my comments about "Don't Think".