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Everything, Everything

Generally favorable reviews
Based on 17 critic reviews
How did we calculate this?
Based on 26 votes
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Album Info
Label: V2
Release Date: 12 September 2000
Discs: 1 disc
Genre(s): Electronic, Live, Alternative, Dance
Summary
Also By This Artist: A Hundred Days Off Beaucoup Fish Oblivion With Bells
What The Critics Said
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more...
Billboard
Despite being assembled from such an array of concerts, the album brilliantly captures the continuity of a live performance.
Read Full Review >MTV.com
Immaculately recorded and mixed, the set (all classics, from "Pearls Girl" and "Born Slippy" to "Juanita" and "King Of Snake") presents all of the improvisatory and visceral excitement of an Underworld gig without (as is the case with most live recordings) losing any of its sonic intensity.
Read Full Review >Village Voice
A flat-out incredible live recording... it's Underworld as nonstop high, a disc that for 75 minutes keeps seizing and re-seizing the air.
Read Full Review >Checkout.com
the album shows that the group has the power to whip audiences into a frenzy with beats and loops that feel remarkably organic and spontaneous.... Everything should be required listening for those who question the validity of electronic in a live format.
Select
Like most live LPs, this is ultimately an artefact for fans rather than newcomers, but it's quite some arefact. (Oct 2000, p.112)
All Music Guide
And just like their studio LPs, this one works so well, not just because the tracks are so excellently produced, but because Underworld is so good at placing sympathetic tracks next to each other and creating effortless-sounding transitions.... excellent track selection (evenly distributed from all three LPs) and a winning performance let the band get nearly everything right on their first live album.
Read Full Review >Mojo
The big tunes--Push Upstairs, King of Snake, Born Slippy--are brasher and more powerful, and while the studio subtleties evaporate, they are replaced by thundering rock-n-roll energy and even wilder streams of lyrical consciousness.
Read Full Review >Revolution
Unleashes the force and power of Hyde, Smith, and Emerson on every track. [Oct 2000, p.112]
The Onion (A.V. Club)
To its credit, Live: Everything, Everything does a good job displaying the group's qualities that set it apart from the strictly DJ-and-DAT set.
Read Full Review >Sonicnet
A seamless and transcendent eight-track mix culled from a handful of 1998 and 1999 performances...
Read Full Review >New Musical Express
And it makes the right choices, that much is indisputable; almost everything here is a monumental Underworld moment.
Read Full Review >Pitchfork
Though Everything, Everything is unquestionably a swan song for the Emerson years, it's far from a mopey affair. In fact, it tackles early tracks like "Rez" and "Cowgirl," and pumps them up with megawatt power.
Read Full Review >Wall of Sound
Everything, Everything is a solid live album, and a great introduction to the music of Underworld, even if its most transcendent moments prove to be all too fleeting.
Read Full Review >CDNow
Although most tracks don't stray far from the studio versions (aside from a few typical chants and rants from Hyde and a nice transition or two), Everything Everything is a must-have as a milestone in the life of the band.
Read Full Review >Rolling Stone
As a document, it's hard to refute; a track like "Pearl's Girl" keeps unfolding into different layers of aural spotlessness, finally tapering into silence.... But when the crowd does explode, divining the flow, the home listener feels left out of the party.
Read Full Review >Q Magazine
Devoid of the chest-thumping drama of the real thing, this sprinkling of tracks, largely taken from Second Toughest In The Infants and its follow-up Beaucoup Fish sound curiously neutered.... Hugely disappointing.
Read Full Review >Armchair DJ
When you string them all together and play them to the bleachers, "Cups" and "Push Upstairs" and "Shudder/King of Snake" sound remarkably interchangeable.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this album is 9.8 (out of 10) based on 26 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
E B gave it a10:
Fantastic music, live or not. A deserted island disc for sure.
Haui C gave it a10:
FN AWSOME! If you like live music and techno, this thing is crazy!!!
Tom A gave it a 10:
It brings light in
Mac M gave it a 10:
Aptly titled. One of those rare entities of an album that works differently but brilliantly as both a CD and DVD. Essential.
Jeffrey w gave it a 10:
this is the real shit!
Dan Flash gave it a 10:
"Everything Everything" is the second best live album just like "European Club Gig"...
Johnny F gave it a 10:
The best live album ever made. As good as being there. Each track brilliant in itself, mixed like this awesome. King of Snake best dance song to be found. Best money ever spent I could not recommend this album highly enough. Fantastic!
