Exit Planet Dust
by The Chemical Brothers

Exit Planet Dust by The Chemical Brothers
Year: 1995
Release date: 1995-06-26
Overall rank: 2,971st   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
76/100 (from 211 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1995 (54th)
Award Top albums of of the 1990s (502nd)
Award Best albums of all time (2,971st)

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The Chemical Brothers bestography

Exit Planet Dust is ranked 4th best out of 24 albums by The Chemical Brothers on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by The Chemical Brothers is Dig Your Own Hole which is ranked number 1258 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 1,385.

The Chemical Brothers album bestography « Higher ranked (2,862nd)
Come With Us
This album (2,971st)
Exit Planet Dust
Lower ranked (6,197th) »
Push The Button

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Overall rank: 2,971st | 1990s rank: 502nd | 1995 rank: 54th  Overall chart history
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“2326 THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS EXIT PLANET DUST 1995 – ASTRALWERKS Produced By TOM ROWLANDS, ED SIMONS & CHEEKY PAUL 1. Leave Home 2. In Dust We Trust 3. Song To The Siren 4. Three Little Birdies Down Beats 5. Fuck Up Beats 6. Chemical Beats 7. Chico’s Groove 8. One Too Many Mornings 9. Life Is Sweet…”
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“With the addition of the first album, I now have, in my collection, all of the top 329 on the BEA overall chart. Next is #330, 98.12.28 Otokotachi No Wakare by Fishmans. I now have 744 of the BEA Top 1000 in my collection. Also added to my collection today:”
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Rating:  
90/100
Personally I reckon Chemical Beats is the only duff track on the album. There is no better soundtrack for staggering home at 4/5am after leaving a club than One Too Many Mornings. This album has aged really well - hard to believe it's nearly 20 years old. Where did that time go?
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70/100
I started listening to this in the office and wasn't feeling it. At home and in a more relaxed frame of mind, it had its moments. (Edited)
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75/100
I like the breakbeats and the guitar with various effects applied, together they make for a great sound. But as good as those beats are, they could have used a bit more variety. And "Life Is Sweet" highlights what most of the other tracks lacked, which is some melody to go with those beats, and that combo is killer on that track. Still I do like this album for what it is, with "Leave Home" and "Chico's Groove" being the other highlights. It's just rather incomplete, and the repetition on some tracks can be tedious.
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65/100
I love most Chemical brothers. This is early days of experimentation and finding their sound. Mainly instrumentals. But I find they seem to have a bit of trouble with variation on this. There's some good tunes but what came after on future albums was much better.
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95/100
I can't decide if this or Dig Your Own Hole is my favourite Chemical Brothers album. On one hand, DYOH is a little bit more consistent. On the other hand, I seem to listen to EPD a lot more.
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