Chemical Brothers, The ‎– Dig Your Own Hole

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1 Block Rockin' Beats
Performer [Sample] – Schooly D* Written-By – Weaver*
5:14
2 Dig Your Own Hole
Bass [Fizz Funkin' Wah Bass] – Ali Friend
5:27
3 Elektrobank
Vocals [Vocal Sample] – Keith Murray Voice [Introduction] – Kool Herc*
8:18
4 Piku 4:54
5 Setting Sun
Voice – Noel Gallagher Written-By – Gallagher*
5:29
6 It Doesn't Matter
Written-By – Emelin*, King*, Conly*, Ford*, Slye*
6:14
7 Don't Stop The Rock 4:48
8 Get Up On It Like This
Written-By – Jones*
2:48
9 Lost In The K-Hole
Bass [Amusing Acid Bass] – Seggs*
3:51
10 Where Do I Begin
Voice – Beth Orton
6:51
11 The Private Psychedelic Reel
Performer [Dub 'tetix Wave'], Clarinet – Jonathan Donahue Written-By – Donahue*
9:28

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Notes

Recorded at Orinoco Studios, South London.
Mastered at the Exchange.

Track 1 contains a sample from "Gucci Again", as performed by Schooly D.
Track 3 introduction voice: The mighty Kool Herc captured live at the Irvine Plaza autumn '96. Contains a vocal sample performed by Keith Murray.
Track 6 contains excerpts from "It Comes On Anyhow", as performed by Lothar And The Hand People.
Track 8 contains a sample from "Money Runner" as performed by John Schroeder.

Barcode: 0 17046 61802 1

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 18) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Dig Your Own Hole (CD, Album) Freestyle Dust, Virgin XDUSTCD2, 7243 8 42950 2 8 UK & Europe 1997
Dig Your Own Hole (CD, Album) Freestyle Dust, Virgin XDUSTCD2, 7243 8 42950 2 8 UK 1997
Dig Your Own Hole (2xLP, Album) Astralwerks ASW 6180 US 1997
Dig Your Own Hole (CD, Album, RE, Car) Virgin VJCP-68405 Japan 2002
Dig Your Own Hole (CD, Album) Freestyle Dust, Virgin XDUSTCD2, 7243 8 42950 2 8 Europe 1997
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by ibbjamin Dec 10, 2005 (edited over 6 years ago)
As I was beginning to listen to electronic music, I had always known the Chemical Brothers to supposedly be some of the best producers. I listened patiently to many of their albums without developing any sort of liking at all, but I remained patient. Then I heard "It Doesn't Matter," and everything changed. Although I have never been a huge fan of the Chemical Brothers, I do have a lot of respect for them; this track helped shape my musical tastes ever since I heard it and it still remains as a very fond memory in the back of my mind.