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지난 7일 동안 3회 조회됨
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This is the Chemical Brothers' memorable debut album and a historic work that symbolizes the dawn of big beat music.
This album combined the aggressiveness of rock with the uplifting energy of club culture, and dramatically changed the course of electronic music in the 1990s.
The explosive bass and breakbeats of the opening track, "Leave Home," shocked dance floors at the time. The following track, "Chemical Beats," features distorted samples and repetitive beats that create a powerful driving force, boldly incorporating elements of hip-hop and psychedelic rock. Furthermore, "Life Is Sweet" also offers a glimpse of the band's pop side, demonstrating the band's breadth of sound that goes beyond a collection of mere club tracks.
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- Engineer [Assisant] - Tim Holmes
- Engineer - Steve Dub
- Producer - Tom Rowlands
- Written By - Tom Rowlands
- Edited By, Compiled By - Cheeky Paul
- Mastered By - Mike Marsh
- Producer - Ed Simons
- Written By - Ed Simons
- Design - Negativespace
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