Underworld Live Top Twenty Five...

[Mike]

...up to 1999! Its nice listening again, to the moments of the past. Remember, we only have info about set lists since 1994, and even before 2005 the info was very limited based on the fact that Underworld never really used a setlist until then. We have to reply on ears, articles and geeks.

Heres how it stacks up (1994 - 1999 and four dates in 2007...):

[Track Name][First Played][Last Played][Count]

Im gonna come back to this - the info doesn't render on the page properly.

[holden]

It's looking great so far, Mike! Will be wonderful to have the gigography in a complete state again. Thanks for your efforts!

[Mike]

Data 1992 -> 2008 (with lots of info missing from 2005 - 2009)

 Song Title    Count
1    Born Slippy NUXX     102
2    Cowgirl     91
3    King of Snake     80
4    Rez     78
5    Pearls Girl     73
6    Jumbo     64
7    Push Upstairs     62
8    Dark Train / Nu Train     61
9    Moaner     50
10    Rowla     44
11    Two Months Off     43
12    Born Slippy     25
13    Juanita     23
14    Kittens     22
15    Cups (Bridge)     22
16    King of Snake (Bungalow)     19
17    Confusion The Waitress     18
18    Twist     17
19    Beautiful Burnout / Biro The Leggy     17
20    Mmm Skyscraper I Love You     17
21    Crocodile     16
22    Mo Move     15
23    Cherry Pie     15
24    Unknown Track (ID#2) (Bridge) "Beep Beep"     15
25    Dinosaur Adventure 3d     13

[Mike]

OK, so the gigography is almost up together (its been there for many years, but its now starting to work properly).

Ive been working hard to put data in from 2003 - 2008 in my spare time, its been a long slow process.

http://uwlive.rowla.com

So a quick summary of what this is all about:

The Underworld Gigography was initally born from the gig/bootleg listing on the old rtsr.org site. The data was tidied up, and moved to the dirty.org site but since the removal of the uw info i set it up as a seperate site.

The intention is to have the most accurate and up to date info about Underworld live performances, which is easy to access.

Whats changed since the old gigography?

The info is now based around what we hear in recordings, and from reviews (so the info sometimes may not be reliable, but we go on what we know) but the recording information is NOT listed anymore.

There is a Song Searcher.

The info above was taken from the Song Searcher page - a listing of all Underworld tracks, and when they are known to have been performed live.

Some songs have been put together (e.g. Globe / Holding The Moth and Beautiful Burnout / Biro) if there is no factual distinction between each song version. Rez and Cowgirl are listed as seperate entries.

Each track has been listed under the artist from the discography (e.g. Freur / Lemon / Underworld (pre-1990)

(TO FIX: THE ARTISTS WILL BE LISTED IN A DIFFERENT ORDER WHEN I GET AROUND TO IT)

An attempted catalogue of Unknown Tracks.

This is still very much work in progress. I know there will be some Unknown tracks from 2005 - 2009 that everyone will know the real name of, since i have been a bit out of touch with that info. Here is the page - its not finished, so don't bookmark it yet :

http://uwlive.rowla.com/pages/uwunknowntracks

Data

DATA FROM 2005 - 2009 IS SERIOUSLY IN NEED OF SOME TIDYING UP. I HAVE BEEN ENTERING INFO AS I HAVE FOUND IT, BUT THERE ARE DATES MISSING FROM 2008 AND 2009 - AND I HAVENT GOT AROUND TO UPDATING THE TRACKLISTINGS FROM THE SAME ERA YET.

Any questions you ask here, i will add to the FAQs page when its built so feel free to fire away

The following people have contributed directly to me for the site:

Yannick Joubert (Shell of data for 1st Gigography site in 2000)
Tony Barrett (Loads of info from Pre-1992 era)
Stefano Rovera (Freur / Underworld mk1 Era)
Rajeev Gantela (For endless info and stats, and striving for perfection)
Graham Cooke (Launched rtsr.org in 1998)
Andy Jackson (Providing access to DAT collection of recorded Underworld gigs)
Alex Staszko (Providing access to a big library of Underworld gigs, particularly from 1996 / 1998)
Joe Topjian (Endless late nights, developing code and making all this work)

Enjoy

Mike