Underworld Live* – Everything, Everything
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Junior Boy's Own – JBO1012542
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- Mastered At – The Sound Masters
- Mixed At – Strongroom
Credits
- Artwork – Tomato (6)
- Coordinator [Project] – Mike Gillespie
- Engineer [Assistant] – Ollie Meacock, Tom Morrisson*
- Engineer, Mixed By – Mike Nielsen
- Management – Jukes Productions Ltd*
- Mastered By – Kevin Metcalfe
- Other [Digital Audio Consultant] – Ian Sylvester, Murray Harris
- Producer, Mixed By, Concept By – Rick Smith
- Recorded By [Live] – Will Shapland*
- Technician [Assistance] – Colin Birch, John Couling, Rob Buckler (2), Rob Kelly, Stuart Thomas, Tim Shaxson, Tony And Howard
- Voice [Spoken Word] – Phil Dore*, Stuart Kelling, Todd (7)
- Written-By – Underworld
Notes
Underworld recorded live during the 1998/1999 "Beaucoup Fish" World Tour
Mixed and encoded @ Strongroom, London, UK
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 15) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everything, Everything (DVD-V, PAL) | Junior Boy's Own, Junior Boy's Own | JBO1012568, VSLD10315 | UK | 2003 | ||
| Everything, Everything (CD, Album) | Junior Boy's Own | 7243 5 28862 2 7 | Portugal | 2000 | ||
| Everything, Everything (CD, Album) | Junior Boy's Own | JBO1012542 | Australia & New Zealand | 2000 | ||
| Everything, Everything (VHS, PAL) | Junior Boy's Own | VSL 10314 | UK & Ireland | 2000 | ||
| Everything, Everything (DVD-V, PAL) | Junior Boy's Own | JBO1012568 | UK | 2000 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Honestly, even being the huge Underworld fan that I am... I've got better Underworld live on some awesome bootlegs. Not to say this album isn't good, I've just heard some other live verisons of these tracks that were on a whole different playing feild. Have to say I watch the DVD more than I listen to this CD.
This release requires your full attention; as background music it can easily become annoying, but when you really concentrate on the sound it's terrific. However, just for that reason I cannot listen to it too often, but from time to time this release can be quite relaxing.
The only thing better than this is the DVD, which combines fantastic concert footage with amazing visuals by Tomato. The mix of "Cowgirl" on both CD and DVD is simply ingenious, with haphazard tracks slowly layered into thumping coherence.
[r3646]