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Album
Section - LOOPZ Online Orbital Discography |
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Snivilisation |
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Image
by John Greenwood |
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Info |
The third album was the most experimental
tracks to date. It disappointed a few but the majority loved the
new direction and change. It appeared the brothers had matured
and crafted some chilling complex tracks for this release.
The album also gave way to their
biggest tour - Radios caught on to their awesome live set and
they were also popping up in various media tabloids. The track
"Crash and Carry" originally titled "The Meet" was used in the
Channel 4 film "Shopping". They had now started to hint to the
world that soundtracks is the way they want to go although "Quality
Seconds" was rejected by Channel 4.
Highlights
for the album has to be "Forever" (a beautiful intro), "Sad But
True" (an excellent thumping vocal track), "Are We Here?" (which
was excellent when you first heard it but then commercial radio
murdered it on air), "Kein Trink Wasser" (an open-gob track. Piano
meets techno) and "Attached" (a pulsing ambient track). |
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Track
Name |
1.
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Forever |
RA
Stream MP3 |
2.
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I
Wish I Had Duck Feet |
RA
Stream MP3 |
3.
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Sad
But True |
RA
Stream MP3 |
4.
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Crash
and Carry |
RA
Stream MP3 |
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Science
Friction |
RA
Stream MP3 |
6.
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Philosophy
By Numbers |
RA
Stream MP3 |
7.
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Kein
Trink Wasser |
RA
Stream MP3 |
8.
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Quality
Seconds |
RA
Stream MP3 |
9.
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Are
We Here? |
RA
Stream MP3 |
10.
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Attached |
RA
Stream MP3 |
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Visit
http://www.real.com
to download Real Player G2 (RA Stream) |
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Chart
Positions
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Week |
Main
Chart |
Indie
Chart |
1
(Aug 94) |
6 |
1 |
2 |
12 |
2 |
3 |
27 |
3 |
4 |
38 |
5 |
5 |
47 |
8 |
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General
Release |
Image
by John Greenwood
General
Release - Inner Sleeve - Image by John Greenwood |
Produced by Orbital.
Known as Experimental Album.
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UK
General Release - August 1994
Internal / FFRR
CD - FFRR 828 536-2
LP - FFRR 828 536-1 - (TRULP5) |
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General
Release - MC - Image by John Greenwood |
Produced by Orbital.
Known as Experimental Album.
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UK
General Release - August 1994
Internal / FFRR
FFRR 828 536-4
TRUMC5
MC |
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UK
First Batch Release |
2
X 1 Art Print - Limited TRUPL5 Only
Image by John Greenwood |
Produced by Orbital.
Known as Experimental Album.
"Chain with No Name" shops carried a 2X1 art print
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UK
First Batch Release - August 1994
Internal / FFRR
LP - FFRR 828 536-1 - (TRUPL5)
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UK
Limited Edition Release |
12 Inch Promo - LIARXDJ15 |
Produced by Orbital.
Known as Experimental Album.
With a 2X1 art print and Bonus 12 Inch
Bonus 12 Inch
Tracks just labelled as Are We Here?
Real mixes shown in Brackets
O Side - Are We Here ? (Who Are They?)
O Side - Are We Here ? (Do They Here?)
+ Side - Are We Here ? (They Did It) |
UK
Limited Edition Release - August 1994
Internal / FFRR
LP - FFRR 828 536-1 - (TRUPL5)
Internal / FFRR
12 Inch - LIARXDJ15
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Additional
Releases - American Release |
Produced
by Orbital.
Known as Experimental Album.
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American
Release - 1994
Internal / FFRR
CD - FFRR 697 124 027
CS - 697 124 027 4
(Darker
Gray than UK version)
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Additional
Releases - Canadian Release |
Thanx
to Aimee Couture for the scan |
Produced
by Orbital.
Known as Experimental Album.
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Canadian
Release
1994 Polygram Canada
CD - 422 828 536-2
Thanx to Aimee Couture
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