All in all I am exceedingly happy that Underworld and Universal did the mastering job right. River of Bass has a somewhat disproportionately heavy low end, but that was true in the original recording as well. Karl's vocals cut through as you'd imagine they should, and everything is tight and balanced throughout the mix. Unlike many 'mastering engineers' who simply run the master track of a song through a dynamics processor or limiter and brick the volume and EQ bands, this master is much more subtle, and sounds so much like the original pressing it's not even funny - but with the added bonus of having stronger volume, much deeper bass, more fleshed out mids and a smooth, silky high end. And finally, and most important, the quality of the remaster is superb. Then there's the actual presentation - very nice, thick, glossy digipack with the trademark Underworld splotchy graphic design. But I personally hadn't heard Eclipse or the last 3 tracks, all of which are solid. The extra content on disc 2 is great, even though we've heard a few of these tracks before. I'm happy to say this Deluxe Edition is excellent, for a variety of reasons. I sprang for this 2 CD Deluxe Edition, because as much as I love Underworld, I really don't need to spend $100 to have 5 CDs of various versions and outtakes from this time period. One of the seminal techno albums from the 90s is back, sporting an all new remaster and featuring a variety of format options including BluRay (!), CD, 2xCD, 2xLP and 5xCD box set. P and c 2014 smith hyde productions under exclusive licence to universal music operations ltd.

For the world excluding USA, Canada and Mexico and is copyright control for USA, Canada and Mexico. For the world excluding USA, Canada and Mexico and by music of big deal (bmi) for USA, Canada and Mexico Darren Emerson is published by mute song ltd. Rick Smith & Karl Hyde are published by mute song ltd. Issued in a 4-panel gatefold Digipak sleeve with 16-page booklet, with 'Deluxe Edition' sticker seal along bottom - some copies inside stickered shrinkwrap. Rated #48 in the best albums of 1994, and #1849 in the greatest all-time album chart (according to RYM users). Dubnobasswithmyheadman, an Album by Underworld. Underworld Nation One Life To Live (1998) (VBR) (Houston, TX).rar from .nz 58. Here you can download underworld dubnobasswithmyheadman vbr shared files that we have found in our database. From the unreleased Prototype DAT of Dubnobasswithmyheadman.

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