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90mins of live footage of underworld at various open-air festivals including Glastonbury, Fuji Rock, Brussels, and Holland. It recreates the feeling of being there with the added bonus that there are no dodgy people trying to steal from your tent and you are not clad in 2 tonnes of mud. This is underworld at their loudest and best. The footage from all five venues is blended seamlessly to conjure up a magical concert of the world’s best live techno band. The DVD has nine of their best songs on including "Born Slippy", "Cowgirl", "King of Snake" plus the dark and thumping "Moaner". The tracks are programmed ...  Read the complete review

If you own a DVD player - Buy this DVD If you have heard of Underworld - Buy this DVD This is simply the most stunning DVD that I own. This is 90 mins of Underworld at their best - Live. The main tracks are :- Juanita/Kiteless, Cups, Push Upstairs, Pearls Girl, Jumbo, Shudder/King Of Snake, Born Slippy Nuxx, Rez/Cowgirl & Moaner. You can view the 90 min concert footage in two different ways :- as the music with weird trippy visuals, or the live concert itself with even more weird trippy visuals ( for Gods sake don't watch this if you're epiletic !!!) This DVD really does capture the pure energy, power & madness that is a concert of ...  Read the complete review

An immediate and urgent Juanita/Kiteless opens, and it's rough perfection from there on in. A hard "Cups" leads into the harsh funk of "Push Upstairs". "Pearls Girl" is clinical and brilliant, and is the most polished track on the album. 'Cos they've brought a dirty, frantic life to the high sheen of the albums. "Shudder/King of Snake" is appropriately monumental, with the emphasis on 'mental' - hear the screams when that piano break comes in! There's a breezy "Jumbo", and "Born Slippy NUXX" just rips past. The album just keeps on building, and after a short ...  Read the complete review

This album from Underworld is a live one which includes live performances of 8 songs albeit long ones... It has 74 minutes of music making the songs between 3 and 12 minutes long... The album is actually really good. They obviously can perform live extremely well, and it all sounds good. I think the album has been recorded over more than one performance, and so it isn't a continuos live mix.... Jumbo and King of Snake are the best songs here, probably as they are some of the best songs from them anyway, and they just work very well as a live gig. If you are an Underworld fan then you should buy this, as this does provide more than just live ...  Read the complete review

This is unfortunatly not a brand new album form the band and is highly unlikely that there ever will be after the departure of Darren Emerson. This however is underworld the live experience, something that they are not normally associated with. It is more than just knob-tweeking in front of a live audience. This album which is as near as you will get to a greatest hits album charts the band's progression over there three album history and gives an insight into the raw energy and creativity that each member has contributed. The sounds of the crowd add a new feel to underworld and transform the sound giving it greater depth. This album is prove enough why Underworld ...  Read the complete review