Escape Velocity (song)

"Escape Velocity"

Promotional single by The Chemical Brothers from the album Further
Released	12 April 2010 (2010-04-12)
Format	12"
Recorded	2010
Genre	Electronic
Length	11:50
Label	Freestyle Dust Parlophone Ultra
Producer(s)	Tom Rowlands Ed Simons

"Escape Velocity" is a song by The Chemical Brothers, released as a white label promotional single from their 2010 album Further.^[1] The version that appears on the single is different from that found on the album, in that it features no transition out of "Snow" or into "Another World."

The song was broadcast in part on Pete Tong's radio show on BBC Radio 1. It was also played before its release in a Chemical Brothers DJ set at Coachella 2009, along with "Don't Think," which was ultimately released as a bonus track on the iTunes edition of Further. It was also used in the videogame Gran Turismo 5.

Track listing

Promotional Vinyl 12R6800

11:50 – (Single Version)

(B-side features an etching of lines resembling those on the sleeve art)

References

↑ Discogs release page, comments, retrieved on Thursday 22 April 2010.

The Chemical Brothers songs

Discography

Exit Planet Dust	"Leave Home" "Song to the Siren" "Life Is Sweet"

Dig Your Own Hole	"Setting Sun" "Where Do I Begin" "Block Rockin' Beats" "Elektrobank" "The Private Psychedelic Reel"

Surrender	"Hey Boy Hey Girl" "Let Forever Be" "Out of Control"

Come with Us	"It Began in Afrika" "Star Guitar" "Come with Us/The Test"

Singles 93–03	"The Golden Path" "Get Yourself High"

Push the Button	"Galvanize" "Believe" "The Boxer"

We Are the Night	"Do It Again" "The Salmon Dance"

Brotherhood	"Midnight Madness"

Further	"Escape Velocity" "Swoon" "Another World" "Horse Power"

Born in the Echoes	"Sometimes I Feel So Deserted" "Go" "Under Neon Lights"

Other songs	"Electronic Battle Weapon" series "Only 4 the K People" "Theme For Velodrome (Official Song Of The London 2012 Olympic Games)" "C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l"

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