U.F.Orb
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| Studio album by The Orb | ||
| Released | March 1992 | |
| Recorded | ? | |
| Genre | Ambient house | |
| Length | 73:55 | |
| Label | Big Life | |
| Producer(s) | Orb, Steve Hillage, Youth | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| The Orb chronology | ||
| Aubrey Mixes: The Ultraworld Excursions (1992) |
U.F.Orb (1992) |
Live '93 (1993) |
U.F.Orb is an ambient house album by The Orb. It is arguably their finest album and follows in the tradition of studio trickery established by The Beatles' Revolver and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
The Rolling Stone Album Guide had this to say about the album:
"Its centerpiece is the mighty Blue Room, which circles a throbbing bass line for more than 17 minutes (the single version made that almost 40 minutes)."
[edit] Track listing
- "O.O.B.E." – 12:51
- "U.F.Orb" – 6:08
- "Blue Room" – 17:34
- "Towers of Dub" – 15:00
- "Close Encounters" – 10:27
- "Majestic" – 11:06
- "Sticky End" – 0:49
[edit] US Bonus Disc
- "Blue Room [edit]" – 3:09
- "Blue Room [Frank De Wulf Remix]" – 7:37
- "Blue Room" – 39:58
- "Towers of Dub [mad professor remix]" – 14:51
[edit] External links
| The Orb |
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| Alex Paterson | Jimmy Cauty | Kris Weston | Simon Phillips | Thomas Fehlmann | Andy Hughes | John Roome |
| Main albums |
| The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld | U.F.Orb | Live 93 | Pomme Fritz | Orbus Terrarum |
| Orblivion | U.F.Off | Cydonia | Bicycles & Tricycles | Okie Dokie It's The Orb on Kompakt |
| Related articles |
| Youth | The KLF | Space | FFWD | Badorb.com | Transit Kings |
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