Tt
 

is a brilliant track.

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It is, isn't it?
The guitar, the lyrics, the haunting feel....love it!

I may be mistaken, but didn't we first hear Tt on a radio broadcast along with Biro the Leggy, APFC, 020202 and "Lonely Bollock" (inc. parts of Peggy Sussed)? A great set of rarities!

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Hmm, not to keen on it personally, but shows another side of UW.

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Have we only heard it the once?

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heard what ?

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What's this topic about?

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Underworld - TT

you dopes.

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is TT a new bra size ?
really !

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Yeah that's what I thought :)

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TT as a bra size would be scary.

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you'd have to carry them with a forklift

but - back to the track... makes me wonder if we'll ever get anything closer to a proper copy of the track, and not just the low-bitrate one

I also re-discovered the mix of "Lenny Penne" that's on that longer dirtyradio show from.... I think it was the summer? - I think my copy says "Nicecast" something or other - anyways, it's also great. It comes in around 1hr 14min through, just after Karl answers the question about Brian Eno

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Always thought this had a "world music" feel about it. Not only the haunting melody which has a distinct arabic undertone, but the beautiful lyrics. "And the dust smells sweet" was a line I nicked for the Dirty.Org t-shirts I made for the 2005 HMH gig. :)

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Yeah this is one of my favourite of the (yet) unreleased tracks we heard trough the radio and liveshows. Let's hope it surfaces sometime as a proper finished product (Riverrun 04?)

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Shall one of us, or a collection of us put together an "un-released" mix playlist/CD?

similar to that of the Bootleg Babies project?

i have:

TT
Silver Boots (Always Loved A Film)
Ancient Fat Farm Coat
020202

thats about all i have that came from those radio shows. What else was there?

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well - the only problem about doing a bootleg babies style deal, is that all of the tracks are in pretty low quality mp3's

like... I don't think any of them were ever presented in higher than 96kbps

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Always loved a film rules. I like the original version of it, the one that came on a dirty broadcast like two years ago.