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• ' Released: 5 June 1995 • ' Released: 28 August 1995 Exit Planet Dust is the debut studio album by English duo, released in the UK on 26 June 1995 and the US on 15 August 1995. The album was recorded between August and November 1994, with 'Song to the Siren' performed live. The title is a reference to their departure from their earlier name The Dust Brothers. The album has received critical acclaim, and was in the UK charts for many weeks, charting in each year from its release in 1995 until 2000.

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Its highest peak was number 9 in 1995. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • Background [ ] Their initial work included a remix of an Ariel song (a band which included Tom Rowlands of The Chemical Brothers on drums), released under their '237 Turbo Nutters' name, and the track ', issued as an independent single on Diamond Records, reportedly inspired by a nickname Ed Simons had. The single also contained two longform remixes of the track.

The band took the song to various dance record shops around London but no one picked it up. [ ] 'Song to the Siren' was made simply using a hi-fi system, a computer, a sampler, and a keyboard, using a sample of. Of had heard the track. He decided to play it live in his DJ sets, and signed the duo to his record label, [ ] which re-released the single in 1993. The band had become popular remixers, mixing tracks ranging from 'Jailbird' by to ' by (their remix of this particular track also became the A-side of 'Voodoo People' on select versions). The duo worked on new tracks in 1993, resulting in the EPs and. Download True Worshippers Bejanamu Mp3.

The former included popular track 'Chemical Beats', which laid down the template used by the duo for much longer. 'One Too Many Mornings' from the same release was the first glimpse at the duo's more chilled side. [ ] The duo began the idea of making an album in 1994. Around this time they began DJing abroad. [ ] Recording [ ] The album's recording began in August 1994 and concluded in November. Tom Rowlands stated in 2002 that they 'stayed up for three weeks making it'. One song from the sessions, ', was first released in late 1994 on the duo's mix album, NME Xmas Dust Up, released as a cassette tape in an issue of.

The first six tracks on Exit Planet Dust are continuous, making a medley. These six tracks include 'Leave Home'; and edits of the duo's previous songs 'Chemical Beats' and their first track 'Song to the Siren', the latter being recorded live on the album from Sabresonic nightclub in March 1994, which belonged to Weatherall's act, who also remixed 'Leave Home'. The duo became resident DJs at the small—but hugely influential—Heavenly Sunday Social Club at the Albany pub in London's at this point. The likes of,,, and were regular visitors. [ ] The Dust Brothers (as they were at the time) were subsequently asked to remix tracks by and.

Their remixes of 's 'Jailbird' and 's 'Voodoo People' received television exposure, being playlisted by Europe's 'The Party Zone' in 1995. [ ] The album was finished by 1995 and released on the Junior Boy's Own label, in conjunction with The Chemical Brothers' own independent leg of that label, Freestyle Dust; and, which later replaced Junior Boy's Own as the band's head label. The duo, however, had to change their name to The Chemical Brothers after the US Dust Brothers had threatened to sue them if they refused to. The Chemical Brothers name came from the duo's track 'Chemical Beats'. The name change inspired the name of the album.

Content [ ] Samples [ ] The beginning of ' is a short sample of the beginning of the song 'Ohm Sweet Ohm' from the album. Also sampled are percussion sections from ' 'Got Myself a Good Man' and vocals from 'Brothers Gonna Work It Out' by (1992). 'In Dust We Trust' contains several short samples of the song 'The Maestro' from the album. The vocal sample in 'Song to the Siren' is a reversed sample of part of the track 'Song of Sophia' from the album. Artwork [ ] The cover of the album was from a 1970s fashion shoot reject box, according to Ed Simons. In a 1995 interview with Select Magazine, Ed said, 'We wanted something that just looked nice.

A lot of techno albums just have fractals on them, and we wanted something a bit more romantic and otherworldly with soft, nice colours. It's the wrong way round as well - intentionally. If me and Tom are in that picture we're in the car going, 'Oh she's alright, I wish I had a guitar on my back with her.' That would rank as one of the good things in life. Originally we had this pregnant woman in a field wearing this white see-though dress, like a advert gone wrong.

But we couldn't use it because the unborn child could have sued us'. Said that the people on the cover 'are presumably travelling, but are content on making their own way—content travellers in a picturesque setting.' Another image from the same fashion photo shoot was used as one of the images in the Dig Your Own Hole booklet.

The reference to 'the kids from ' in the liner thank you notes is a reference to the duo's first performance in the, at The Edge nightclub in Orlando, Florida on 4 July 1993. The LP features a series of. One of them, 'Huw is innocent!'

On side four, apparently refers to Rowlands' brother. This message would later be referenced on the LP of (2005), where the side four run-out message claims 'Huw is still innocent!'

Release [ ] The album was released in the UK in June 1995. Shortly before its release, Ed Simons said to Muzik that 'nobody from the dance world has come up with an album to reflect these times. Why is it left to a group like to express the way that young people want to go out and get battered every weekend? That's what The Chemical Brothers are about'. ' was released as the first official single from the album on 5 June 1995. It reached number 17 in the.

' was released as the second single on 28 August 1995 and reached number 25 in the UK Singles Chart. The album was certified platinum by the on 1 January 1996.

[ ] On 30 October 2000, the album was released on. In 2004, the album was packaged with 1997's in a limited edition as part of 's '2CD Originals' collection.

Reception [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating 4/5 A− The album received praise upon release. Described the album as 'brash, raw, rule-bending gear made by open-minded music fans, for open-minded music fans.' The album has received retrospective acclaim and continues to inspire. Named it the second best dance album of all time in 2002 and named it the 41st best album of the 1990s. 's top-marks review states 'The Chemical Brothers' sound is big on bombast, replete with screeching guitar samples and lots of sirens and screaming divas. A breakthrough album of sorts, Exit Planet Dust was, upon its release, one of the few European post-techno albums to make any sort of headway into the stateside market.'

Following the albums' release, the duo were thanked in the liner notes of by and. Tim O'Neil of described the former album as 'one of the first albums—and probably the best, outside of the Chems' own later material—to take the rough template of [ Exit Planet Dust] as a direct model.' Also named it his favourite album of 1995. The album was also included in the book. Track listing [ ] All tracks written by Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons; except where indicated. Title Writer(s) Length 1.

'In Dust We Trust' 5:17 3. 'Three Little Birdies Down Beats' 5:38 5. 'Fuck Up Beats' 1:25 6. 'Chemical Beats' 4:50 7. 'Chico's Groove' 4:48 8. 'One Too Many Mornings'. • ^ Cooper, Sean...

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