Dig Your Own Hole

by The Chemical Brothers

Dig Your Own Hole cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 7 April 1997
  • Label: Virgin
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Length: 1:03:25
  • Community rating: 3.78/5 from 14 ratings

Artists on this release: John Emelin, Noel Gallagher, Quincy Jones, Tom Flye, Cheeky Paul, DJ Kool Herc, Paul Conly, Rusty Ford, Kim King, Beth Orton

Album Notes & Community Reviews

'Dig Your Own Hole' solidified The Chemical Brothers as stadium-level electronic titans, pushing the big beat sound into heavily psychedelic territories. The duo masterfully layers dense, repetitive funk samples and massive basslines into an incredibly energetic, rhythmic party experience.

Genres

Descriptors: atmospheric, drugs, female vocalist, instrumental, male-vocalist, maximalist, noisy, party, progressive, punchy, repetitive, rhythmic, sampling, suite

Tracklist

  1. Block Rockin' Beats (5:13)
  2. Dig Your Own Hole (5:27)
  3. Elektrobank (8:18)
  4. Piku (4:55)
  5. Setting Sun (5:28)
  6. It Doesn't Matter (6:14)
  7. Don't Stop The Rock (4:49)
  8. Get Up On It Like This (2:46)
  9. Lost In The K-Hole (3:52)
  10. Where Do I Begin (6:56)
  11. The Private Psychedelic Reel (9:21)

Credits

  • The Chemical Brothers - primary artist, producer
  • Negativespace - design
  • Cheeky Paul - edited by, compiled by
  • Jon Dee - engineer
  • Steve Dub - engineer
  • Tim Holmes - engineer
  • John Collyer - engineer [assistant]
  • Mike Marsh - lacquer cut by, mastered by
  • Ed Simons - performer [the players], written-by
  • Tom Rowlands - performer [the players], written-by
  • J.B. Weaver, Jr. - written-by
  • Ali Friend - bass [fizz funkin' wah bass]
  • DJ Kool Herc - vocals
  • Noel Gallagher - vocals, written-by
  • John Emelin - written-by
  • Kim King - written-by
  • Paul Conly - written-by
  • Rusty Ford - written-by
  • Tom Flye - written-by
  • Quincy Jones - written-by
  • Segs - bass [amusing acid bass]
  • Beth Orton - vocals
  • Jonathan Donahue - effects [dub 'tetix wave'], clarinet, written-by

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