Often imitated, never quite duplicated. There is a depth, sweep and enchantment inherent in Orbital's best work that I have yet to fully encounter anywhere else. Orbital 2 is probably more iconic, In Sides more accomplished overall, but Snivilization has always been my favorite and this is its best track imho.
Fell in love with Orbital at University 1994-1998, but the track that inspired me the most was Crash 'n' Carry after watching the 1994 movie, "$hopping" with Jude Law and Sadie Frost. The tune was played at the "Meet".
It is 2020 and this song still got it. Makes me want to sway and breakdance backwards. This album blew my mind 25 years ago and it's still blowing minds in the future.
You said it man. There is something about how they let the sample only partially play for half the song then let it complete form the second half. Just absolute genius.
Here is another uplifting last track (from a compilation), of another genre, Goa Trance (please take no offense :D ). Actually this track is perhaps a farewell to the "golden age" of that genre, since the sound was moving away from the original sunny, melody oriented sound of earlier years, but more importantly, the whole gammit of record labels in the genre was hurt the ditributor they all mainly used, Flying, went belly up in some sort of dubious money affair. But I digress, hope you like the tune :D th-cam.com/video/SO77tEWGGJ8/w-d-xo.html
An underrated piece of musical genius. Snivilisation is great album, only bettered by InSides, and this track was always a real 'three listen before you get it" job, but over time it has grown to become my favourite on the album - simplistic soundscape brilliance.
Good old Orbital, switching up the mood at the end of the album. If "Are We Here?" is the climax, then this is the beautiful counterpoint to it. Honestly, if they'd ended Snivilisation with "Are We Here?", it just wouldn't have had the right balance.
Often imitated, never quite duplicated. There is a depth, sweep and enchantment inherent in Orbital's best work that I have yet to fully encounter anywhere else. Orbital 2 is probably more iconic, In Sides more accomplished overall, but Snivilization has always been my favorite and this is its best track imho.
Why can't you just say orbital 2
Fell in love with Orbital at University 1994-1998, but the track that inspired me the most was Crash 'n' Carry after watching the 1994 movie, "$hopping" with Jude Law and Sadie Frost. The tune was played at the "Meet".
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Music that transcends time and space, still gives me goosebumps 30 years later. Ethereal. Orbital.
I was listening this track so many times... It's brilliant! This music is like from another world!
It is 2020 and this song still got it. Makes me want to sway and breakdance backwards. This album blew my mind 25 years ago and it's still blowing minds in the future.
You said it man. There is something about how they let the sample only partially play for half the song then let it complete form the second half. Just absolute genius.
I’ve been on orbital for a decade after getting their whole library (along with underworld and fluke) and I still come back to this
Love it loads your so so rite, av it loads happy we that
Yes just amazing
Hi ya if you don't mind where you from please
What an awesome track to end the album.. it's uplifting to the nth degree!
You are so so rite
Here is another uplifting last track (from a compilation), of another genre, Goa Trance (please take no offense :D ). Actually this track is perhaps a farewell to the "golden age" of that genre, since the sound was moving away from the original sunny, melody oriented sound of earlier years, but more importantly, the whole gammit of record labels in the genre was hurt the ditributor they all mainly used, Flying, went belly up in some sort of dubious money affair. But I digress, hope you like the tune :D
th-cam.com/video/SO77tEWGGJ8/w-d-xo.html
There's something so Kraftwerk-y about this, in a very good way!
my favourite tune on this belter of an album. top notch, many thanks
ambient, climactic, uplifting, intoxicating, surreal, though provoking, intergalactic.
an amazing tune.
words escape me.
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An underrated piece of musical genius.
Snivilisation is great album, only bettered by InSides, and this track was always a real 'three listen before you get it" job, but over time it has grown to become my favourite on the album - simplistic soundscape brilliance.
profile pic says it all:)
Perfect for the chill-out room
Such awesomeness and Genius left me dumbfounded and speechless…
Lovely music.
Impact, Dŵr Budr, and Attached are just works of genius in my humble opinion
You the best guys, always will be! x
Been far too long since I've listened to this album.
I love the opera singer looped sample
Yeah, it's a touch of genius sampling.
Made me practice my bass notes as a teenager when in youth choir.
A hidden treasure with some Orbus Terrarum ingredients..dig it till you cry ; )
Grew up listening to this in my dad's car. I love orbital
Haha so did I mate
Your dads 1 cool dude
You grew up in a car 😂. Quality
Ooooohohohohohohhh!
So epic , 99 was a destination without limits clearly , lots of Facebookers are gonna be jealous of the 2020s
A Beautiful track i never heard by them
Amazing track!
THIS song take me things way and returd layer differts years o years
perfect soundtrack for a first encounter with aliens ! 👽🛸
Excellent track
"Melodic Cascade" is the only way I can describe this masterpiece
¡ que álbum , que tema !!
Wundervoll🥰🥰🥰
Electronic Heaven !
That break down at 6:56 though!
I first heard this in a supposed teaser for a Loch Ness movie.
30 years ago..........
Good old Orbital, switching up the mood at the end of the album. If "Are We Here?" is the climax, then this is the beautiful counterpoint to it. Honestly, if they'd ended Snivilisation with "Are We Here?", it just wouldn't have had the right balance.