not another drugstore not another town

tired of the old skool i had to put it down

you know there was a man and he put the ground down

so we rollin' with the chemicals and we got the new sound

chemical reflections like koolaid with owlsley

wicked on the track you know me the drugstore cowboy

down boy

up and silly with the twin ring ring connect it then

proceed to rip it like scissors

comin' through your town like a fuckin' blizzard

cheech wizard

high hat

(????) with the track

you know me rollin' with my click the one inch punch

and it's like a bag a bunch

come on and (????)

chemicals....

out of control and setting sun

M'Chebne Escribi�:

Not so keen on Noels contributions ? I?m not a big fan of his anyway?.just don?t really dig his voice

i second that. setting son is decent enough, but 'let forever be' has always been the track i skip when i play surrender.



i'm not a great fan of 'the test' either. which makes me feel like an outsider, cos it seems like everyone likes the test!! i think my problem is i like the chems epic tunes, the private.... and sunshine underground are class. but the epic-ness of the test was lossed on me. i was just disapointed with it when i first heard it.



but every other vocal collaberation is pure gold, i wouldn't even bother to say which is my favorite, cos its would change on a daily basis. it's very refreshing the way the chems educate us with all these talented artists. it adds a whole new dynamic to their sound.

sneakerbeater Escribi�:

the vocal in the sunshine undergroung is tim burgess!!

Sun comes up

Sun goes down

On our way <<<<<< freaky!

To get back home and see you today



Holy shit, I've listened to both of those tracks heaps of times and never noticed the connection before.



Btw, I was replying to the original topic heading "best vocal in a chems track" in that post.

even though it really isn't a chems track hope you've all listened to their remix of Method Man's bring da pain, totally different from the original version. in my opinion their most far out remix with that jonny cash-like guitar riff and the lines "I came to bring the pain with the Chemical...Brothers" real nice one and I hope they do more rap remixes soon

Biff Escribi�:

even though it really isn't a chems track hope you've all listened to their remix of Method Man's bring da pain, totally different from the original version. in my opinion their most far out remix with that jonny cash-like guitar riff and the lines "I came to bring the pain with the Chemical...Brothers" real nice one and I hope they do more rap remixes soon

Agreed, this is a fantastic remix, they really worked their magic with this one. It's thumpin and bouncy and a real speaker tweeker!

Let Forever be is a classic track and it is one of my fav. on Surrender...followed by out of control ofcourse. I agree that Setting Sun was an ok record by Let Forever Be is a tune.

Sorry Sneaker i disagree with you again when you say Chems lost their epicness with the test. It carries itself perfectly from start to finish and Aschroft's voice is gold.