Oh come on, I'm not that thick, iggy!!! I know it's a film - I saw it when it was first released! A bad sequel, no comparison to the first one which is classic and seriously gave me a case of the heebie jeebies! ;)
I just think a bad sequel horror film like this is an eyebrow raisin'/chin scratchin' place for The Chemical Brothers to get a vocal sample from. Then again, those boys are full of chin scratchin' surprises!
Just one those those "things that make you go hmmm."
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Posted 15 September 2004 - 5:35 PM
haha, I realise you know the film, I was trying to make sense of your post
Bam Bam sampled it first though, so it's kind of an unoriginal sample, and I don't think the chems got the idea initially from the film, but from the bam bam track.
Bam Bam sampled it first though, so it's kind of an unoriginal sample, and I don't think the chems got the idea initially from the film, but from the bam bam track.
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Posted 15 September 2004 - 5:35 PM
I still love Acid Children regardless. They could've sampled farts in a bathtub for all I care. :D
My greatest hope of hopes is that it's released on cd.
My greatest hope of hopes is that it's released on cd.
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Posted 15 September 2004 - 5:40 PM
Yeah, search for it! you can hear the words around halfway through "You are all my children now". It's a creepy track, it kind of bores me to, not a patch on Acid Children.
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Posted 16 September 2004 - 2:54 AM
lyrics to bam bam - where's your child??
where's your child???
do you know???
look around, no where to be found, ha ha ha
parents don't let your kids be out late at night, don't you know they don't know wrong from right??
where's your child???
curfew, curfew
where's your child???
no one likes to be left alone, especialy when they don't know right from wrong!!
parents where's your child???
ha ha ha ha ha
where's your child???
your all my childern now!!!!
it's a cruel, dark world!!!
parents, where's your child???
where's your child???
do you know???
look around, no where to be found, ha ha ha
parents don't let your kids be out late at night, don't you know they don't know wrong from right??
where's your child???
curfew, curfew
where's your child???
no one likes to be left alone, especialy when they don't know right from wrong!!
parents where's your child???
ha ha ha ha ha
where's your child???
your all my childern now!!!!
it's a cruel, dark world!!!
parents, where's your child???
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Posted 16 September 2004 - 1:22 PM
i wouldn't beleive the quotes on how many were pressed. i reckon that there was atleast 500, probably more made. its quite easy to find for the moment. im sure in a years time it will be very hard to get a copy.
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Posted 21 September 2004 - 12:01 PM
After purchasing said 12" recently and being quite excited about new Chems offering. I have to say I am quite dissapointed. Been a huge fan for about 10 years, seen em many times, have all rarities etc. Does sound like they have knocked it up in an afternoon with not much thought. Quite plodding and unimaginative. Seem to be relying heavily on a poor sample. Really hope this isn't a sign of things to come.
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Posted 21 September 2004 - 4:28 PM
Aye, I have the right record. I just don't see what the fuss is about.
It doesn't come near any of their previous work and sounds really dated and trad. I can imagine if you heard it on a dancefloor in a dark club really, really loud it would get the desired effect but I don't think you should have to do that for a record to be good.
It doesn't come near any of their previous work and sounds really dated and trad. I can imagine if you heard it on a dancefloor in a dark club really, really loud it would get the desired effect but I don't think you should have to do that for a record to be good.
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Posted 21 September 2004 - 6:32 PM
acid children is nothing ground breaking agreed. it is very much in the vein of the whole electronic battle weapon series. music that is made for where it works best, on the dance floor!!! i love it, its very minimal and simplistic but devistating. i'd wait till chemical 5 for the ground breaking shit
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Posted 22 September 2004 - 11:40 PM
As for myself, I consider that the EBW are made specifically for the gigs and the dancefloor.
It Began In Afrika, for example, is really unforgettable when played during a gig (for example during the Come With Us Tour - I was in Paris in 2002).
It's a fine track on the CD but ...
well it's like a wild animal in cage, if you understand what I mean... and during the gigs, the animal is unleashed :)
It Began In Afrika, for example, is really unforgettable when played during a gig (for example during the Come With Us Tour - I was in Paris in 2002).
It's a fine track on the CD but ...
well it's like a wild animal in cage, if you understand what I mean... and during the gigs, the animal is unleashed :)
