Friday at 15:422 days Just now, gasman449 said:Are we sure Chemical Brothers are still on the way 😂Unless Jack has made an epic blunder!
Friday at 15:422 days 1 minute ago, gasman449 said:Are we sure Chemical Brothers are still on the way 😂Was just starting to wonder that 🤔 hopefully!
Friday at 15:422 days I am sitting in the car park waiting for 'Go' to come on (as I'll switch away from Radio 1 and drive home after that), did not expect to be waiting this long x Jack better not have been spreading misinformation x
Friday at 15:432 days Author 22 | | 10th weekThe Chemical BrothersGo1st single from Born In The EchoesReleased: 4th May 2015Label: The Chemical BrothersChart StatisticsNE (04/07/2015) | 95-75-57-53-48-46-55-68-98-xRE (14/05/2026) | 22Sales: 400,000+Certification: GoldStatus: Standard Chart Ratio03 Sales65 Audio Streamingxx Video StreamingVideoBiographyElectronic music's '90s glory days played out differently in the UK and the US, but The Chemical Brothers are one of the few acts of the era whose influence was equally weighty on both sides of the Atlantic. The Manchester duo of Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands came up in the Wild West of rave's early years, pressing up white-label 12-inches ("Song to the Siren," an early underground hit, made breakbeat mayhem out of This Mortal Coil) and remixing acts like The Prodigy. They were also eager students of Public Enemy's potent, rugged approach behind the boards, which might help explain why their debut album, 1995's Exit Planet Dust, was one of the first examples of British electronic dance music to captivate American ears. One listen to the gargantuan drums, synths, and sample play of signature tunes like "Chemical Beats" and "Block Rockin' Beats" shows how thoroughly they integrated rock, rave, and hip-hop, but they quickly moved beyond the sound called ""big beat."" By 1999's Surrender (which featured the unhinged hip-house smash "Hey Boy Hey Girl"), they'd begun giving free rein to their psych- and alt-rock leanings, dipping into hippie pastoralism on ""The Sunshine Underground"" and recruiting Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval, New Order's Bernard Sumner, and even Oasis' Noel Gallagher for guest vocals. They've remained one of electronic music's most consistently adventurous big-ticket acts, their output bouncing between throwback party jams ("Go"), quirky pop ("The Salmon Dance"), underground club fare (the "Electronic Battle Weapon" series), and even soundtracks (2011's Hanna). In the process, they've become something few of early rave's bootlegging beatmakers ever dreamed of being: a bona fide institution. - Apple MusicTop 100 Chart History1995 17 Leave Home -1-1995 25 Life Is Sweet -2-1996 13 Loops Of Fury -EP-1996 01 Setting Sun -1-1997 01 Block Rockin' Beats -2-1997 17 Elektrobank -3-1999 03 Hey Boy Hey Girl -1-1999 09 Let Forever Be -2-1999 21 Out Of Control -3-2001 08 It Began In Afrika -1-2002 08 Star Guitar -2-2002 14 Come With Us / The Test -3-2003 17 The Golden Path (feat. The Flaming Lips) -1-2005 03 Galvanize -1-2005 18 Believe -2-2005 41 The Boxer -3-2007 12 Do It Again -1-2007 27 The Salmon Dance -2-2008 80 Midnight Madness -1-2010 85 Swoon -1-2015 22 Go -1-2 x #1 | 4 x Top 5 | 7 x Top 10 | 14 x Top 20 | 18 x Top 40 | 21 x Top 100Social Media The Chemical Brothers
Friday at 15:442 days Over the moon that 'Go' is now a top 40 hit it always felt a lot more well-known than its previous peak suggested.Both this and 'Galvanize' are amazing so Chem Bros / Q-Tip is clearly a dream team *.*I was lucky enough to hear this live back in 2019 and it's just as electric in person
Friday at 15:452 days Of course I'm digging "Go" - it would've fit the Mark Goodier/Wes/JK and Joel eras of the Top 40 shows
Friday at 15:452 days WiMH and SE(TFIL) as much as I still enjoy them they are outstaying their welcomeYes at Go being so high and doesnt seem to be slowing the Scene is iconic and all over my tik tok fyp
Friday at 15:452 days Finally *.* well Top 20 next week seems a cert from here, but hurrah for this making a belated Top 40 debut, their best song since the 90s for me!
Friday at 15:462 days Author I remember finding this really annoying first time round so was quite glad it didn't go top 40 I'm not minding it so much these days though, it's definitely a well remembered track so this is a more fitting peak for it for sure.
Friday at 15:462 days Wonderful to have “Go” here: their best since “Galvanize” for me. Hadn’t realised it’s Q-Tip rapping.
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