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The Chemical Brothers – Come With Us

Posted by lt on April 11, 2008

Commonly seen as a disappointment by the Chemical Brothers, and it’s easy to tell why.  Exit Planet Dust was good, Dig Your Own Hole was brilliant and then they changed their genre – losing the big beat factor that they were so good at.  Surrender was mediocre, and so is this, dropping the standard.

‘Come With Us’ and ‘It Began in Afrika’ are alright at the right time, but sometimes feel loud and boring.  Lots of the album is just normal – nothing special, setting the trend for the whole thing.  The song to note is ‘The Test’, which uses the right instruments to create the druggy experience Richard Ashcroft of the Verve is singing about. 

One Response to “The Chemical Brothers – Come With Us”

  1. marduk said

    You can help Tom and Ed. Come With Us is the greatest album in popular music history because of the subtext. Read Nibootoo. Thanks.
    (Be sitting down.)

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