CD-Charts Position 21

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An Eye for An Eye [CD 1]

by: UNKLE

Release Date August 25, 2003

CD-Charts Position 22

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Hold My Hand

by: UNKLE

Release Date October 22, 2007

CD-Charts Position 23
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War Stories

by: UNKLE

Release Date July 02, 2007
I am a fan of Psyence Fiction and Never Never Land, not least because of their blend of hip hop, breakbeat and rock. War Stories is more of a straightforward guitar rock-based album vaguely reminiscent of Primal Scream, but it contains several memorable tracks so, whilst I don't rate this as highly as their previous work (because of the abandonment of beats and breaks), I like it all the same. Stand out tracks are "Chemistry" and "Burn My Shadow". Talking of which, please bring back DJ Shadow for the next effort!

CD-Charts Position 24
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An Eye for An Eye [DVD]

by: UNKLE

Release Date September 01, 2003
I am a fan of Psyence Fiction and Never Never Land, not least because of their blend of hip hop, breakbeat and rock. War Stories is more of a straightforward guitar rock-based album vaguely reminiscent of Primal Scream, but it contains several memorable tracks so, whilst I don't rate this as highly as their previous work (because of the abandonment of beats and breaks), I like it all the same. Stand out tracks are "Chemistry" and "Burn My Shadow". Talking of which, please bring back DJ Shadow for the next effort!

CD-Charts Position 25
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Psyence Fiction [VINYL]

by: UNKLE

Release Date August 03, 1998
Could only sum up this album with that one word. Bought it on the basis of it being the only thom yorke-related music i didnt own and i wasn't disappointed. Being slightly biased i think 'rabbit in your headlights' is the best track on there, though slightly disturbing when accompanied by the strange promotional video for the single.
Richard Ashcroft-endorsed 'lonely soul' is another standout as he proves he can lend his voice to any style of music. For further proof check out 'the test' with the chemical brothers!Anyone a fan of the top ten smash hit (note the sarcasm) 'be there' (feat ian brown) would not be disappointed by purchasing this album! Rocking in places ('nursey rhyme'), hip hop/dance in others ('main title theme') and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 26
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Put a Record on

by: Unkle Bob

Release Date February 19, 2007
Could only sum up this album with that one word. Bought it on the basis of it being the only thom yorke-related music i didnt own and i wasn't disappointed. Being slightly biased i think 'rabbit in your headlights' is the best track on there, though slightly disturbing when accompanied by the strange promotional video for the single.
Richard Ashcroft-endorsed 'lonely soul' is another standout as he proves he can lend his voice to any style of music. For further proof check out 'the test' with the chemical brothers!Anyone a fan of the top ten smash hit (note the sarcasm) 'be there' (feat ian brown) would not be disappointed by purchasing this album! Rocking in places ('nursey rhyme'), hip hop/dance in others ('main title theme') and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 27
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Burn My Shadow

by: UNKLE

Release Date June 25, 2007
The tracklist Amazon currently lists is wrong. The correct tracklist is:
1. Burn My Shadow radio edit
2. Burn My Shadow album version
3. Burn My Shadow UNKLE Surrender Sounds session #5
There is no track 4.

So if you've already got the "War Stories" album, then really you'd only be buying this single for track 3, UNKLE's own ten-minute-long electro remix. It's a good remix, another of UNKLE's studio epics, you wouldn't hear it in a club, but it alone doesn't justify the cost of this single.

There are a pile of other remixes of "Burn My Shadow", for example the Radio Slave remix, the Junkie XL mix, the Slam mix and the Dan F remix, which aren't included on this single- which makes it a bit of a ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 28
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Rabbit in Your Headlights

by: UNKLE

Release Date October 12, 1998
The surprising duo of Thom Yorke and unkle creates a subtle and yet powerful blend of talent with comes together to produce an almost hypnotising track. The piano creates a sense of surreality whilst the underlying beat provides a contrast which compliments the vocals and piano. Once again Thom Yorkes haunting voice captures and frees the imagination in an excellent compostion.

CD-Charts Position 29
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End Titles...Stories for Film

by: Unkle

Release Date September 02, 2008
There are some decent tracks on this album but there's also a few to pad out the album,my main gripe is that the actual recording quality is poor,this is unusual for a "band" like Unkle,still if you love Unkle like myself you could do worst,let's hope the next album is better recorded.

CD-Charts Position 30
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Big Brother is Watching You

by: UNKLE

Release Date August 08, 2005
Bought this CD a while back and apart from the really irritating 'e-e-e-e-essential' sample placed at moments that kinda spoil its fluency was very pleased with my purchase . Then I discovered the CD 'Do Androids Dream of Electro Beats' also by Unkle . My advice to anyone wishing to buy this who doesn't own 'Androids' is to give this a miss and try and get Andoids because firstly the mixing is tighter , secondly the tune selection is greater , thirdly its better value for money and fourthly ...... i could go on and on . The only advantage this package has is that the one or two tracks this one has that Androids doesnt are storming , plus Androids is a little more tricky to source .