exit planet dust

Exit Planet Dust

I'm surprised no one else here's voted come with us lol

My elastic eye, Star guitar and Hoops are among my favourite chemical bros songs. Along with setting sun, get yourself high, block rockin beats, one too many mornings and hey boy hey girl.

Come with us is my favourite. SUrrender a close second.

My Elastic eye - my favourite track - but check THIS out!

http://www.telemusic.fr/rech.php?disk=1 ... 20Nocturne

Voted for Dig your own hole.

Always good.

haha I was forgetting about this poll

took me time to decide, but voted for Planet Dust after all

for a long time I thought my favourite was Dig Your Own Hole, but with the time I realise I'm not too keen on the middle tracks

every album has awesome tracks (in the first 4 mostly), but I think Planet Dust has the best overall


cheers for the votes

and lol Piehands, didn't know that

Exit planet dust

I think the beginning few songs (and the last song) of Push the Button were amazing. It's all that stuff in the middle that screwed it up.

I voted Surrender. I'm kind've tired of old Chems breakbeat, to be honest. I prefer their music after the "techno" shift during Surrender.

dig your own hole

thought you didn't like the Chems, Cogglesz

Probably because DYOH comes closest to Prodigy style.

i quote, mightypoo's pretty right but not completly, i only liked there old stuff, there old stuff sounded more harder and somthing u'd play in your car or in a racing game etc

please don't chop my balls off here guys but there new stuff sounds way to computerised and cheap and simple

when they play live, they'd be just as well going out with a laptop and standing there

its ok, anyway looking at the poll results, maybe some people agree with you

Exit Planet Dust for me

Dig Your Own Hole,

Prob one of the most important 'dance' artist albums ever made alongside, Leftism, The Brown Album and MFTGJ.

I remember back in 96 being invited to an exclusive playback of DYOH (i still have the invite!) and being totally fucking blown away by the production, the concept and the beats. Also back in 96 they were on fire live, just listening to live sets from that era and remembering seeing them countless times live is pretty unbeatable apart from the Prodge.