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The Chemical Brothers are shit?

I’ve heard it all now.

mono-stereo None of them, as the Chemical Brothers are shit.

Yep. Thought this was stamped into board lore as fact and they were never to be discussed again.

    Zackster doesn’t rate Weatherall which tells you everything you need to know.

    He’s also pro flat earth.

    Ed’s most recent statement is a bald faced lie.

    However, it begs the question: would the great Lord Saber ever play a Chems tune?

    • Dan replied to this.

      Add me to the ‘dislike Chemical Brothers’ camp. Just never got it with them. I witnessed them reducing a 20,000 crowd by about 70% at Gatecrasher Millennium within about 30 seconds of starting their set.

      Underworld reign supreme for me ….

        gcw yup. Only a few Chems tracks I rate, but Underworld were different class.

        Cue Rhouses asking if we should also consider the work of Daft Punk.

          gcw More an indictment of the Gatecrasher crowd. Bellends

          • gcw replied to this.

              alistair possibly. They came on after Oakenfold had destroyed the place.

              I have tried to get into their stuff, it’s just not for me

                  A clear pattern is emerging, those who like the Chemical Brothers are high performing alpha’s whilst those who don’t are low t loosers who need to double up on the ole nugenix.

                    alistair lol a real blast from the past. I think he was on the roster, Matt Hardwick deffo was. Wonder what happens to these guys

                      Scott Bond is now a Kwik Fit mechanic.

                      The hierarchy of live British dance act duos, from the golden age, is as follows:

                      1. Underworld
                      2. The Orb
                      3. FSOL
                      4. Orbital
                      5. The Prodigy
                      1. Basement Jaxx
                      2. The Chemical Bros.

                        Ed driving to Printworks, with Frank Thomas mounted on the front of his car Fury Road style, to see Hector Oaks.