Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman"The most important album since 'The Stone Roses' and the best since 'Screamadelica' a breathtaking hybrid that marks the moment that club culture finally comes of age and beckons to everyone" Melody Maker Two decades on from its release in 1994, the Melody Maker's statement about the stunning 'Dubnobasswithmyheadman' is truer than ever. Put simply, it is one of the most influential British electronic records of all time. To celebrate its twentieth

and sick of being at odds with the London music industry

the album featured the singles 'Showgirl' and 'How I Could Be Wrong'

It is telling that Amos has built up two Holy Sons bands simultaneously: one based in Portland and one based in New York

the guitar playing and interaction of Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto almost always get overlooked

Recorded: January 1991 Produced by Eli Janney Ian Svenonius vocals Tim Green guitar Steve Kroner guitar Steve Gamboa bass James Canty drums åÊ

forgetting-to-eat-or-sleep love for the last 30 years of pop

‰Û÷Tago Mago‰۪ and ‰Û÷Ege Bamyasi‰۪

The 12" LP was re-mastered in March 2009 and comes with a free MP3 download

Disc One : 1

The venture ended

materializing the best possible audio of an album whose masters were unaccessible to Leon due to a major label merger milieu from years ago

but just the beginning for the scores of songwriters subsequently inspired by his bleak-but-beautiful visions