Underworld - Underneath The Radar
Label:
Catalog#:
925 627-2, 7599-25627-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
Germany
Released:
1988
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro,
Synth-pop
Tracklist
| 1 | Glory! Glory! | 5:51 | ||
| 2 | Call Me No. 1 | 4:56 | ||
| 3 | Rubber Ball (Space Kitchen) | 3:36 | ||
| 4 | Show Some Emotion | 4:25 | ||
| 5 | Underneath The Radar | 6:05 | ||
| 6 | Miracle Party | 1:26 | ||
| 7 | I Need A Doctor | 4:51 | ||
| 8 | Bright White Flame | 5:10 | ||
| 9 | Pray | 5:43 | ||
| 10 | The God Song | 6:00 |
Credits
Artwork By [Art Direction, Design] -
John Warwicker
Backing Vocals - Alfie Thomas , Rick Smith
Bass - Baz Allen
Drums - Bryn B. Burrows
Guitar [Mutant] - Alfie Thomas
Keyboards - Rick Smith
Mastered By - Arun Chakraverty , Ted Jensen
Mixed By - Stephen W. Tayler
Photography [Back Cover] - Simon Fowler
Photography [Front Cover] - Simon Fowler , Underworld
Photography [Inner Photo] - Popper-Photo
Producer - Rupert Hine
Recorded By - Andrew Scarth , Stephen W. Tayler
Vocals, Guitar - Karl Hyde
Written By - Alfie Thomas , Karl Hyde , Rick Smith
Backing Vocals - Alfie Thomas , Rick Smith
Bass - Baz Allen
Drums - Bryn B. Burrows
Guitar [Mutant] - Alfie Thomas
Keyboards - Rick Smith
Mastered By - Arun Chakraverty , Ted Jensen
Mixed By - Stephen W. Tayler
Photography [Back Cover] - Simon Fowler
Photography [Front Cover] - Simon Fowler , Underworld
Photography [Inner Photo] - Popper-Photo
Producer - Rupert Hine
Recorded By - Andrew Scarth , Stephen W. Tayler
Vocals, Guitar - Karl Hyde
Written By - Alfie Thomas , Karl Hyde , Rick Smith
Notes
German import version. Tracklisting remains the same as U.S. release. #LC 3228.
Recorded and mixed at Farmyard Studios, England.
Mastered at The Master Room, London and Sterling Sound, New York City.
Recorded and mixed at Farmyard Studios, England.
Mastered at The Master Room, London and Sterling Sound, New York City.
Recommendations
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The album highlight (i believe) is "I Need a Doctor" simply because it's a much quicker pace and is more interesting.
Also the intro to "Bright White Flame" is very cool, with echoing synthesised beats, but then it goes into that typical 80s beat and become mediochre. With some good production skills the intro could be turned to this tune could be turned into a great underground trance song, or maybe some weird twisted techno.
On the whole, if this is the only Underworld album you have ever heard, DON'T judge the group against it.