Underworld - Pearl's Girl (Carp Dreams...Koi) mp3 download

Gadar

Only place you’ll be able to find the incredible B-sides Oich Oich, Mosaic and Deep Arch on vinyl. Pressed at 45rpm as well and they sound superb. Underworld is one of the few artists I’ve heard where the alternative takes on songs often surpass the originals and Mosaic is a slice of chilled dubby techno perfection. Some of Karl, Rick and Darren’s most inventive work.

Stanober

Pearl's Girl (Carp Dreams...Koi) did not appear on the US EP, the only glaring omission.

Ynye

Almost works as a complete companion album to Second Toughest In The Infants, sure the postioning of the Edit and Album Version of Pearl's Girl next to each other is just sloppy, but for all the great music and material you get from this CD, it's a classic.5/5(Release it on a double 12"!)

Celak

Brilliant Ep from a brilliant electronica act

Gaudiker

It should be noted that the "Original Instrumental Mix" of Born Slippy is WAY different than the version which catapulted the band to infamy, bearing no resemblance to the single version, the ,NUXX. version, or any of the remixes of it available on the 12"s or CD singles. That's the nice thing about Underworld - just when you think there's nothing left that you haven't heard from their commercially available catalog, a rare gem like this springs up :)

Vrion

Good EP. Deep Arch, Pearl's Girl, and Tin There are probably the best tracks on this.

Fenrikasa

Just wanted to point out that not only is Pearl's Girl quite possibly the greatest track by one of the greatest electronic acts of all-time, and one of the most astonishing musical productions ever recorded, it really sings on VINYL. If you've only heard it digital, and have good vinyl listening kit, try and track down a clean copy. It's a different experience.

Khiceog

Might as well be an Underworld album on its own, with the amazing quaility of the b-sides. Oich Oich is a favorite of mine and Cherry Pie, a spaced out rendition of Rowla, is so excellent. First heard the early version of Tin There on the Wipeout XL soundtrack, it's even better, the manic synth disortion will send your mind to the stratosphere. But Deep Arch is the crowing achievement, this beautiful grower playing on the ending of the beloved NUXX. They don't make singles like this anymore...

Mave

Only one weak track here: Pearl's Girl (14996 Version). The other tracks are very good: the up-tempo tracks as well as the down-tempo tracks. This is a "must be remembered" release.

Dozilkree

I have to say i was disappointed with this one, till i heard the flip side (tin there) when i dj'ed at a party in brighton... oh my god, that version, unrelated to the a side, is simply awesome, its tone is dark but uplifting, constantly driving until it builds up into a cresendo midway thru where you will need to change your pants im not kidding, it is sheer euphoria!!! i have huge respect for underworld, and this version of the tune makes up for the disappointing a side (in my eyes, as dark as it is i didnt like it, but i do like underworld in general) a fine example of cloak and dagger uk techno / trance, i think you'd be hard pushed to find something better for driving your public into a frenzy

Matty

One of the most generous maxi singles in recent memory, providing and albums worth of material for the price of an EP. Found here are the standard remixes plus a wealth of high quality B sides. The real gem here is "Oich Oich", a song originally found on the Tomato/Underworld video project, "Kiteless" from 1994. The standout remix (it being hardly a remix and more a new track) is "Pearl's Girl [Tin There]". Also refered to as simply "Tin There", it was most notably featured on the Wipeout XL/Wipeout 2097 video game soundtrack.

Alsalar

Completists will want to pick up this double digipack for the hard-edged "Carp Dreams" remix of "Pearl's Girl". It employs the same jungle beat as the original, but layers it under a dissonant synthesizer and Underworld's standard 808/909 magic. Since all the other tracks, plus more, are available on the US version of "Pearl's Girl", this release is not really worth it.