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- The Science Of Things
- - 294,369 plays
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Bush
Released 1999

Dead Meat
04:16
9,956 plays

Mindchanger
04:49
9,897 plays

Letting The Cables Sleep
04:37
36,553 plays

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- 1
- Warm Machine
- 04:26
- 20,849 plays

- 2
- Jesus Online
- 03:45
- 12,019 plays

- 3
- The Chemicals Between Us
- 03:37
- 132,284 plays

- 4
- English Fire
- 03:32
- 10,976 plays

- 5
- Space Travel
- 04:46
- 11,573 plays

- 6
- 40 Miles From The Sun
- 03:39
- 17,462 plays

- 7
- Prizefighter
- 05:41
- 11,594 plays

- 8
- The Disease Of The Dancing Cats
- 04:02
- 10,128 plays

- 9
- Altered States
- 04:11
- 11,078 plays

- 10
- Dead Meat
- 04:16
- 9,956 plays

- 11
- Letting The Cables Sleep
- 04:37
- 36,553 plays

- 12
- Mindchanger
- 04:49
- 9,897 plays

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album review

For their third album, The Science of Things, Bush returned to Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley, the Madness producers who helmed Sixteen Stone, but along the way, they fell out with the duo. Rossdale claimed the two were only credited on the album for legal reasons, and that the real work was done by the band with engineer Tom Elmhirst, which is probably true, since it's slicker than Razorblade Suitcase but doesn't glisten like Stone. Science is carefully crafted and sequenced, flowing nicely from hard rockers to power ballads, and it plays better than the disjointed Razorblade Suitcase due to studiocraft, since the measured, detailed production fleshes out songs held together by a bare minimum of hooks and melodies. Without hooks, Rossdale's emotive, gut-wrenching vocals and the band's hard, heavy delivery are all this record has to offer. Still, Bush's earnestness is unavoidable, and they're undoubtedly sincere and have delivered a professional record. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide