Always Loved a Film (on pete tong)

[potatobroth]

i still hear the bassline pretty strongly. wonder if thats because im looking for it though.

[BrotherLovesDub]

yeah, the bassline is sorely missed. not sure where you hear it potsy.

[potatobroth]

the one i hear strongly is the one that comes in just as Karl starts saying "the rhythm, the rhythm, the rhythm..." but upon further listen, its more perceived. i agree with y'alls now after listening to some older versions of the track. still love it.

(it comes back when he starts his "heaven" bit.)

[Buji]

I still stick by it being a good song but,
it's kinda ruined for me by the generic dance beat, almost sounds like it has been re-mixed for a DJ set much like Downpipe which I don't like.
Not a big fan of cheese dance club sounds and Underworld always had that cool way of making amazing dance/electro stuff without sounding cheese!!

On a positive, this will probably go down well in the dance scene and we still get to have a bonus disc that will be pure Underworld!

[Dino3D]

I hope there will be a CD single this time!!

[the mongoose]

Love it! Sounds like a modern day Pink Floyd geared for the dancefloor......uplifting as fuck. Been on repeat like (edit) 42.5 times in a row so far.

Heaven!


Thanks for the links BLD and TIAB!


edit:
lol....my friend hates it and says its fucking horrible.

[Dino3D]

What's this?

[Mike]

Originally Posted by Dino3D

What's this?

Alwasy Loved A Film from a live broadcast 2006 (we called it "Silver Boots", from what Rick said at the end of the broadcast). Its my fav version, love it.. i really hope that this is the version on CD2..

[Dino3D]

Originally Posted by Mike

Alwasy Loved A Film from a live broadcast 2006 (we called it "Silver Boots", from what Rick said at the end of the broadcast). Its my fav version, love it.. i really hope that this is the version on CD2..

Thank you! It's better than the final version.

[bazwint]

Sasha played ALAF to finish off a tech house set in Edinburgh on Saturday. Really surpirsed me as it didn't really fit with the rest of the set. It went down a storm.