description Underworld - Everything, Everything Overview
Everything, Everything is a live album by the British electronic group Underworld, released in 2000 from recordings made during its 1999 tour. The performances reshape studio tracks into continuous, rhythm-driven concert arrangements built around electronic sequencing, vocals, and live manipulation. It serves as a document of the group's late-1990s stage repertoire, including material associated with dubnobasswithmyheadman, Second Toughest in the Infants, and Beaucoup Fish.
help Underworld - Everything, Everything FAQ
Which version of "Born Slippy" appears on Everything, Everything?
The live set features "Born Slippy .NUXX," the vocal version that became closely associated with the film Trainspotting. Underworld stretches it into a concert climax driven by Karl Hyde's repeated vocal lines and the group's evolving electronic arrangement.
Why do the tracks on Everything, Everything flow like a DJ set?
Underworld rebuilds its songs as linked live sequences rather than reproducing isolated studio recordings. Programming, keyboards, transitions, and Karl Hyde's vocals keep the 2000 album moving as one sustained dance-floor arc.
Which Underworld albums supply most of the live material?
The set draws heavily from Dubnobasswithmyheadman, Second Toughest in the Infants, and Beaucoup Fish. Tracks including "Rez/Cowgirl," "Pearl's Girl," and "King of Snake" represent that 1990s run.
Is Everything, Everything also available as a concert film?
Yes, Underworld released a companion DVD featuring concert footage and visual material. The project reflects the group's 1999 tour and was released in 2000 as both an audio album and a visual experience.
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