Ben. Absolutely agree. As a 50 year old follower of Orbital since the first album, this is one of Orbitals most intense tracks, the crescendo of layering of percussion, melody and otherworldly samples and sondscapes. Not electronic like the other pioneers, but that driving sound that only Orbital ever did. As good for the feet as for the mind.
I heard this song for the first time live in ‘99, Jacksonville, FL. Crystal Method and Lo-Fidelity Allstars opened up for Orbital. They had literally just released Middle of Nowhere. I had never seen them live until that day so imagine your first live experience of Orbital hearing this song as an opening track 🤘😮. Had backstage passes so I not only met them before the show, I hung out with them all night afterwards too. We talked about music production, gear, other producers, etc. Then Phil took me on the tour bus.....and made sweet sweet love to me 🤣🤣🤣, lmao..... jk No, Phil took me on their tour bus, introduced me to their mates (one of which was a large Scottish bloke who kept talking to me but I was so embarrassed because his accent was sooooo thick that I just couldn’t understand him). Needless to say, I felt like an A-hole 😔. Phil gave me a copy of ‘Middle of Nowhere’ that I cherish to this day. The point I wanted to make was I was sooooooo blown away by their music, their live show, the visuals and their hospitality. But more importantly, I remember thinking, when I heard this song (Nowhere to Run), that this music and these sounds/production is not something we should be hearing for another 20-30 years. Meaning, it was so advanced, that it was just like, out of this world advanced!! I honestly thought these lovely blokes were from the future, lol. What’s crazy is, that was 21 years ago and when I listen to it now in 2020, my attitude towards this song, along with so many of their songs, is that it’s still 20+ years ahead of its time and ahead of anything else has ever put out. These guys are masters of their craft and their gear and they sure know how to get everything out of their gear. I don’t think I could ever get close to production like this 😔
This is absolutely my favorite Orbital song. I bought this album when I was around 14, and I love the whole cd, but Know Where to Run is one of my favorite songs of all time.
This album kept me sane It was bought on cassette in suq in Doha in 1999 And was the only thing i played in my hire car for 6 months Driving out there was lawless Felt like i was playing wipeout
I can remember being in Southern California in '99 inside a Tower Records (damn) and this started playing (as a fan I thought, "props on the song choice"), and first one, then two, then a third person went to ask the staffer "What song is this/what band is this/what album is this?" First time you hear it, it just hits a lot of fantastic highs - it's irresistible, you need it.
si alguien tiene capitulos de cronicas de hospital de la temporada 2004 grabados en vhs me encantaria verlos con mi madre ya que a mi me encantan los programas de tematica hospital era de tvn y super pulento y entretenido❤❤❤❤❤
This is the best Orbital album . We have John Craven news round sampled and Style is an homage to German 70's outfits Cluster and Harmonia - check them out ..
This album has a bit too many vocal samples (especially Nothing Left), but it's still one of the most complete albums I've heard and takes me on a journey. Easily in my top 20 favorite albums of all time.
I think this was the most Prodigy/ big beat influenced Hartnolls record, not necessarly in a good way, because in Nothing Left and I Don't Know You People this bound is cheeky. Also too much long tunes. Still solid good album though.
1 way out good track reminds me of kaytranada 2 dpare parts express good track reminds me of kaytranada and stooshe and spice girls and the saturdays saturdays and s club 7 3 know where to run good track reminds nme of brandy monice and prodigy keyshia cole tiffany evans tinashe and too much techno from ariana grande 4 idon't know you people good track reminds of killa by way out west and san soda you hear me and sam san soda crap music but then again it's listend at one of the woerst songs ever it will go down in history as one og the worst songs eveer 5 otono good track reminds me of michael jackson george michael and usher 6 nothing left 1 good track reminds me of nicole kidman and way out west 7 nithing left 2 good track reminds fof me of nicole kimberley and way out west 8 good track reminds of me of styule matt terrt tevin campbell and usher
too much techno music assaulting the prodigy 's sensibilties 1 way out good techno track reminds me of killa by way out west 2 spare parts express good techno track reminds of stooshe and way out west with their r&b trance alternative r&b and r&b music 3 know where to run good funky track reminds me of stooshe brandy and way out west music 4 i don't know you people good track reminds me of hurley and todd way out west and all that other crap music that assaulting our radio today in 199- 200 1999 2000 where it's uk garage alternative r&b music r&b music soul music fo of even sza music 5 otono good track reminds me of michael jackson way out west and george michael music good music to sleep alogn along to 6 nothing left 1 good track reminds me of kaytranada and way out west 7 nothing left 2 good track reminds me of way out west 8 style good track reminds me of kaytranada and west way out west
I love how this song _still_ feels like the future!
I love Orbital, and this song is one of their best. It's criminally under-viewed here!
Absolutely, one of their best
Defo
Ben. Absolutely agree. As a 50 year old follower of Orbital since the first album, this is one of Orbitals most intense tracks, the crescendo of layering of percussion, melody and otherworldly samples and sondscapes. Not electronic like the other pioneers, but that driving sound that only Orbital ever did. As good for the feet as for the mind.
the album is underrated too
I heard this song for the first time live in ‘99, Jacksonville, FL. Crystal Method and Lo-Fidelity Allstars opened up for Orbital.
They had literally just released Middle of Nowhere. I had never seen them live until that day so imagine your first live experience of Orbital hearing this song as an opening track 🤘😮.
Had backstage passes so I not only met them before the show, I hung out with them all night afterwards too. We talked about music production, gear, other producers, etc.
Then Phil took me on the tour bus.....and made sweet sweet love to me 🤣🤣🤣, lmao..... jk
No, Phil took me on their tour bus, introduced me to their mates (one of which was a large Scottish bloke who kept talking to me but I was so embarrassed because his accent was sooooo thick that I just couldn’t understand him). Needless to say, I felt like an A-hole 😔.
Phil gave me a copy of ‘Middle of Nowhere’ that I cherish to this day.
The point I wanted to make was I was sooooooo blown away by their music, their live show, the visuals and their hospitality. But more importantly, I remember thinking, when I heard this song (Nowhere to Run), that this music and these sounds/production is not something we should be hearing for another 20-30 years. Meaning, it was so advanced, that it was just like, out of this world advanced!! I honestly thought these lovely blokes were from the future, lol.
What’s crazy is, that was 21 years ago and when I listen to it now in 2020, my attitude towards this song, along with so many of their songs, is that it’s still 20+ years ahead of its time and ahead of anything else has ever put out.
These guys are masters of their craft and their gear and they sure know how to get everything out of their gear.
I don’t think I could ever get close to production like this 😔
M8 when I heard these tracks on Wip3out in my childhood I thought this was going to be the music of the future. I'm still smad that its not.
@@warrantyV0IDED I know right!! It was futuristic in ‘99 and it’s still futuristic in 2021
Orbital rock!!
Sick, is it signed?
Ahh, the Community Service Tour, if I recall correctly. I danced so hard that when I tried to walk afterwards I kinda fell on the pavement.
My favourite track on the Wip3out OST
It's 2024 and this track still fresh af
One of the most complete tunes I've ever heard . Still kicks the shxt out of most tunes . Especially how strong it is💪💪💪
Nothing gets you higher than this song, really early 2000's futuristic utopian tune. Ahead of their times!
Came here to say this is the song that got me loving this band, will always be my favorite Orbital song. Funny, other people feel the same way!
This is absolutely my favorite Orbital song. I bought this album when I was around 14, and I love the whole cd, but Know Where to Run is one of my favorite songs of all time.
I totally agree Daniel. It's my favourite, it is total savagery 💙
This album kept me sane
It was bought on cassette in suq in Doha in 1999
And was the only thing i played in my hire car for 6 months
Driving out there was lawless
Felt like i was playing wipeout
Wip3out
I bought this album together with half life... the first 2 minutes still are part of the soundtrack for me
Good times back in 1999!
Huh, im playin it right now
Absolutely Brilliant on all levels.
Influential, pivotal momentary bliss in time & space... Life altering pioneers
This stuff is too good to be on YT.
The best album of 1999.
This was Orbital at their peak, in my opinion. Epic and inspired track.
This album really helped me when recovering from a toxic relationship.
Christ , I thought I was reading my own comment for a moment then.
@@kristianTV1974 I thought I was reading Christ's comment about Mary
Sorry but the best oribtial track hands down
I can remember being in Southern California in '99 inside a Tower Records (damn) and this started playing (as a fan I thought, "props on the song choice"), and first one, then two, then a third person went to ask the staffer "What song is this/what band is this/what album is this?" First time you hear it, it just hits a lot of fantastic highs - it's irresistible, you need it.
So good - sooo goooood.
si alguien tiene capitulos de cronicas de hospital de la temporada 2004 grabados en vhs me encantaria verlos con mi madre ya que a mi me encantan los programas de tematica hospital era de tvn y super pulento y entretenido❤❤❤❤❤
This is the best Orbital album . We have John Craven news round sampled and Style is an homage to German 70's outfits Cluster and Harmonia - check them out ..
thanks for the references, on both of them now down to you :o)
I love.
This!!!!! 2:29 to 2:51 on an Orion Cobalt 2105xp powering 2 X JBL GT 10" DVC's in a sealed box!!
The kick drum at 7:57. I'd push this thru my mtx blue thunder 10s. Late 99. 20 years old, no fucks to give..
Endlessly interesting
farigginsik Freaking thought i was in the orb again....
gitcha fix of melodic distortion off throwback style
This album has a bit too many vocal samples (especially Nothing Left), but it's still one of the most complete albums I've heard and takes me on a journey.
Easily in my top 20 favorite albums of all time.
Wip3out fans here?
I honestly didn't know this song in particular, but yes, the WipEout series was the first thing that came to my mind.
4:55
The 14 dislikes are from electro-swing fans.
very nice music would let the prodigy go club wild and crazy to this in thics club along with tinashe 20 3 years ago
very good song i got could got get alex milosevic to play this for me in april 5 1999 september 18 2001 may 13 2002
2:49
Wipeout 3
Where can I find this record in 24bit flac?
6:13
I think this was the most Prodigy/ big beat influenced Hartnolls record, not necessarly in a good way, because in Nothing Left and I Don't Know You People this bound is cheeky. Also too much long tunes. Still solid good album though.
1 way out good track reminds me of kaytranada
2 dpare parts express good track reminds me of kaytranada and stooshe and spice girls and the saturdays saturdays and s club 7
3 know where to run good track reminds nme of brandy monice and prodigy keyshia cole tiffany evans tinashe and too much techno from ariana grande
4 idon't know you people good track reminds of killa by way out west and san soda you hear me and sam san soda crap music but then again it's listend at one of the woerst songs ever it will go down in history as one og the worst songs eveer
5 otono good track reminds me of michael jackson george michael and usher
6 nothing left 1 good track reminds me of nicole kidman and way out west
7 nithing left 2 good track reminds fof me of nicole kimberley and way out west
8 good track reminds of me of styule matt terrt tevin campbell and usher
too much techno music assaulting the prodigy 's sensibilties
1 way out good techno track reminds me of killa by way out west
2 spare parts express good techno track reminds of stooshe and way out west with their r&b trance alternative r&b and r&b music
3 know where to run good funky track reminds me of stooshe brandy and way out west music
4 i don't know you people good track reminds me of hurley and todd way out west and all that other crap music that assaulting our radio today in 199- 200 1999 2000 where it's uk garage alternative r&b music r&b music soul music fo of even sza music
5 otono good track reminds me of michael jackson way out west and george michael music good music to sleep alogn along to
6 nothing left 1 good track reminds me of kaytranada and way out west
7 nothing left 2 good track reminds me of way out west
8 style good track reminds me of kaytranada and west way out west
ChatGPT, play this!
Fucking awesome track, fucking awesome Hartnoll Bros!
Did they know they made an incredible Mecha or Military Combat theme song? surely they must have
And pipes bigpipe style
Аміак і рашисти
gool ol laddish techno