Grace

[Dunwho]

This is clearly an Underworld cover of David Lynch's 2010 classic "Good Day Today"

- cool rework!

lol

[Dirty0900]

Originally Posted by Dunwho

This is clearly an Underworld cover of David Lynch's 2010 classic "Good Day Today"

- cool rework!

lol

Don't be daft, it's a 2010 version of Laughing Tortoise.

[stimpee]

Originally Posted by Dirty0900

Don't be daft, it's a 2010 version of Laughing Tortoise.

I'd be more impressed if it was a 2010 version of David Bowie's Laughing Gnome.

[stimpee]

BTW, i think Grace being in the UK iTunes shop is a mistake. UK shoppers, people with UK iTunes Gift Cards, buy now before its removed.

[hypeless]

Wish I could buy it...

[patrick]

WOW! this song is so fantastic...

[Champiness]

From the album description:

Pre-order the deluxe version of Barking and recieve nine bonus videos (one for each song) and an exclusive remix, "You Do Scribble (Abbey Road Version)". Also, when you pre-order, the single "Grace" will begin downloading immediately. Your credit card will be billed for the track, and the remainder of the album's cost will be charged separately when it becomes available. An email will remind you to download your copy.

It's not a mistake and Grace will be a (digital-only?) single.

[potatobroth]

more UK only? or is this 'worldwide'?

all these versions, exclusives, pre-orders, bonus tracks, nonsense is enough to make your head spin!

[BrotherLovesDub]

just register on the itunes uk store with a new email address and buy a gift card.

[holden]

Oh, so glad Telematic Peel has been transformed to Grace! Sounds great.

As for the Moby comparison: er, no. Moby's voice is thin and not always in pitch, but he tries hard. Karl's voice here has some great effects, sounds like when you put a chorus on at high frequency and it wahs all over the place.

Sidenote: i remember reading a review of Moby's "Play" when it came out (1999? wow, where do the years go?), and the reviewer compared "Machete" to Underworld. "really?" i thought - well, maybe something agressive like "Tin there" or "Leave home remix 1". But still, not a lot in common between the Mobester and UW. But i've liked them both. Well, Moby, i'd loved 1992-2001. UW, there's never been any away time!