Just listening to this tune now for the first time. What do you guys think of it?



Couldnt rember if a simular thread had been written about this before so i couldnt see the harm in a new one.

is very good i like the q tip chorus

It's not that bad. But for me it sound very familiar and...comercialy. I thought that they get the some breakbeat track on single ;(

equinoxe24 Escribi�:

It's not that bad. But for me it sound very familiar and...comercialy. I thought that they get the some breakbeat track on single ;(

i love your trolling style. you almost seem geniune.



please...tell me of a another track that compares to Rize Up that could be concidered commercial. What would you compare it with that is out there floating in the mainstream?

equinoxe24 Escribi�:

It's not that bad. But for me it sound very familiar and...comercialy. I thought that they get the some breakbeat track on single ;(

:? all is comercial for you. so maybe you think britney spears is groundbreaking PSYCHEDLICK POP.

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mx chemical Escribi�:

is very good i like the q tip chorus

It's not Q-Tip. It's sampled from "Rize" by Jeru The Damaja

for me it sounds a lot like the q-tip voice!!!!

nono, equinoxe is wrong... rize up is classic clear house X-D

i'm listening right now! And there s nothing commercial in this track...

Honestly, I wasn't too impressed with this track. It feels like it was written as a B-side, rather than the way they usually do it - where the pick a song that didn't make the album coz it didn't fit with the mood. Or where they remix their own tracks (Enjoyed, Diamond Sky, etc.).



It's ok, but there wasn't enough to keep me entertained. It sounds like an intro, like it's building up, but never quite gets there. Sorry guys, this one hasn't bitten me yet. It may do in time, but after a couple of listens, I'm not blown away. :(

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equinoxe24 Escribi�:

It's not that bad. But for me it sound very familiar and...comercialy. I thought that they get the some breakbeat track on single ;(

:? all is comercial for you. so maybe you think britney spears is groundbreaking PSYCHEDLICK POP.

Britney is a bitch :)I don't listen bitches :)

Antype: Pfft. Same diff man. "Potato, potaato" and all that.



Equinox: She'd still get it. ;-)

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equinoxe24 Escribi�:

It's not that bad. But for me it sound very familiar and...comercialy. I thought that they get the some breakbeat track on single ;(

i love your trolling style. you almost seem geniune.



please...tell me of a another track that compares to Rize Up that could be concidered commercial. What would you compare it with that is out there floating in the mainstream?

I don't know about titles and artist by i know i listened something veery familiar to this, especialy this guitar sample and this specific downbeat tempo rhythm style. It's popular style of music style.

I like Rize Up, its cool. That synth bassline is groovy :D



I like the eastern-style riff too - almost like the Chems are going all Beatles on us! Which can only be a good thing, since the beatles recorded their best (and not to mention most psychedelic) stuff after George suggested Ravi Shankar should pop 'round for a jam!



Peace X-D

After a couple of listens I really like Rize up. Love the 'live' beats and squeaky noises. Wicked 8).

*still indifferent about rize up*

I now own this and I love it - when the e-mail said galvanize was 'dark and brooding' these are the words I instantly associate with rize up, I think the point when the first 'rize up' sample plays is wicked! It sounds like the 'old' chemical brothers sound mixed with the new one. The bell sample is excellent too. It's a bit strange that it doesn't have a massive breakdown but I think it adds to the whole atmosphere of the track.

hubie Escribi�:

almost like the Chems are going all Beatles on us!

hmm... funny you should mention this, i dont know if its just me but i think the chemical brothers have always been 'going beatles on us' considerring that psychedelic era is where they draw a lot, if not, most of their inspiration, correct me if im wrong on that one...



Take TPPR for example, i was playing it in the car and my Dad piped up with : "That's a very 'Ringo' drumming style" to which i replied: "I know - i think it's kinda their homage to the Beatles!'



And SPEAKING of TPPR... isnt TPPR the name of some old Paul McCartney bootlegs or something? Or some other beatles thing???



Isn't Ed actually Ringo??



The Chemical Brothers ARE the Beatles aren't they!???!?!?



ARGH.... ARRRRRRRRGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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hubie Escribi�:

And SPEAKING of TPPR... isnt TPPR the name of some old Paul McCartney bootlegs or something? Or some other beatles thing???

What I've heard is that "The Private Psychedelic Reel" was the name of a Beatles bootleg record released in Japan. That was in some kind of interview or something. Or this site: http://www.wakinglim...ic/albumsc4.htm

says that it was "a recording (of the same name) the Beatles made for themselves to listen to whilst under the influence of alcohol and mind altering substances." In any case, it has something to do with the Beatles!