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  1. 07-Jul-2006 #1
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    OK... Name the track...

    ...just left the charts...

    Techno track with a distinctive Indian music sample... Vocoder type of voice saying "push the button"...
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    Thats it right?


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    Come on it's just been in the charts
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    Chemical Brothers - "Galvanize" ... it's a wicked track, available on all good P2P softwares.
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    I've never ever heard of that song before...but it's by the chemical brothers so you know...
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    Just downloaded it.....while I do LOVE the Chem Bros, this one may have to grow on me a little more......I've only heard it once, so far......and in NOT in the right frame of mind...
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    It's one to get into, it's not a classic like "Hey Boy, Hey Girl" or that one from Vanilla Sky, but it's a good track when you get into it. I don't over listen to it, but now and then I whack on a bit of that, it's good stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MinionZombie
    Chemical Brothers - "Galvanize" ... it's a wicked track, available on all good P2P softwares.
    damn striaght, i normally hate that kind of music btu for some reason i love that song, and the tall paul remix of let me show you by charisma.

    though that was from the clubbing ep of spaced

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    Quote Originally Posted by MinionZombie
    Chemical Brothers - "Galvanize" ... it's a wicked track, available on all good P2P softwares.
    That's it! Ta!

    Would never have thought it was the Chemical Brothers!

    Quote Originally Posted by hellsing
    damn striaght, i normally hate that kind of music btu for some reason i love that song, and the tall paul remix of let me show you by charisma.

    though that was from the clubbing ep of spaced
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    I remember when it got dropped at goodgreef to 7000 clubbers,good moment that!it was like a breather between the pounding hard trance/house tunes
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    Quote Originally Posted by MinionZombie
    It's one to get into, it's not a classic like "Hey Boy, Hey Girl" or that one from Vanilla Sky, but it's a good track when you get into it. I don't over listen to it, but now and then I whack on a bit of that, it's good stuff.
    It's worth getting the album, there are a few good tunes on it as I recall.

    I think 'Believe' and 'The Big Jump' are good.

    You will recognise 'Shake Break Bounce' from some car advert.
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