Track Listing

1. Twomonthsoff [Radio Edit]
2. Twomonthsoff
3. Twomonthsoff [Johnciafoneremix]
4. Tiny Clicks
5. Twomonthsoff [Kinguniquesunspots-Vocal Mix]
6. Headset

Product Details

• Released on: 2002-09-09
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Import, Single

Album Description
Japanese only 6 track single, the first lifted from their 2002 album includes all the tracks found on the UK 2 parter. Tracks, 'Two Months Off' (Radio Edit), 'Two Months Off' (John Ciafone Remix), 'Two Months Off' (King Unique Sunspots - Vocal Mix), 'Tiny Clicks' (Non-LP), 'Headset' (Non-LP) & 'Two Months Off' (Album Version).

Album Details
Japanese exclusive 6 track EP.

Customer Reviews

Your better off buying the album
This import is very pricey but this is one of the best dance trax ever made and is voted by many popular mags and charts as in the top 5 dance trax ever made which says a lot. The sound is like a cross between orbital and "fluffy little clouds" but it is a real uplifting beat with lots of chimes and great vocals which do not spoil the tune too much. Its up, up and up some more. A very emotional dance trax that everyone will love.

depressingly overpriced.
i would get this. but i'm not paying this kind of money for 2 b-sides and a radio edit. i couldnt care less about the remixes, since i've heard them off of the official site and they were terrible. i really really want to get this, but [money]??? i'd go for 12, MAYBE 15 AT THE VERY MOST. but i guess the search continues.

by the way, i can't rate this, since i dont have it. so i'll give it a three. because two months off IS A DAMN GOOD TRACK.

edit: i had to download the b-sides. they're great. 4 stars. headset is so perfect.

Great buy for fans/completists
I have previously enjoyed Underworld's non-album tracks more than other people's remixes (Fatboy Slim's King of Snake being one of the notable exceptions), and this single is no different. The radio edit is your typical short and very similar track. Of the 2 remixes, the first is kind of house-y and the King Unique Sunspots is kind of techno-trancy. Both are good, but not great. The real reasons to buy this single are the 2 non-album tracks. Tiny Clicks is a short, calm track with a repeating guitar line that's similar to Push Downstairs, or perhaps Stagger from Second Toughest. Headset begins with a mellow synth melody similar in some respects to the opening of Thing in a Book (Second Hand on the Ibiza Afterhours CD). The same woman who provides vocals on some of 100 Days Off's tracks speaks throughout the 1st half of the song, and then the synth crescendos into this great climax. No drums, just a simple but powerful intensity. It's wonderful. This CD is certainly not necessary, but it is a great buy for the true fan and completist.