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- In Sides
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Orbital
Released 1996

Halcyon And On And On (Live)
08:43
5,553 plays

Halcyon [Live][*]
08:43
4,162 plays

The Girl With The Sun In Her Head
10:27
4,075 plays

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- 1
- The Girl With The Sun In Her Head
- 10:27
- 4,075 plays

- 2
- Petrol
- 06:20
- 3,130 plays

- 3
- The Box (Part 1)
- 06:28
- 3,150 plays

- 4
- The Box (Part 2)
- 06:00
- 3,172 plays

- 5
- Dwr Budr
- 09:56
- 2,937 plays

- 6
- Adnans
- 08:42
- 2,964 plays

- 7
- Out There Somewhere (Part 1)
- 10:43
- 2,376 plays

- 8
- Out There Somewhere (Part 2)
- 13:27
- 2,406 plays

- 9
- Satan (Industry Standard)
- 03:42
- 1,499 plays

- 10
- Satan (Live)
- 07:05
- 1,227 plays

- 11
- The Saint
- 04:33
- 1,784 plays

- 12
- The Sinner
- 10:44
- 1,265 plays

- 13
- Halcyon And On And On (Live)
- 08:43
- 5,553 plays

- 9
- Satan [Industry Standard][*]
- 03:41
- 3,514 plays

- 10
- Satan [Live in New York City][*]
- 07:05
- 1,003 plays

- 11
- The Saint [*]
- 04:32
- 1,589 plays

- 12
- The Sinner [*]
- 10:44
- 1,398 plays

- 13
- Halcyon [Live][*]
- 08:43
- 4,162 plays

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album review

In Sides isn't Orbital's best album, or their most accomplished, but it is the most definitive. It pulses with the energy of the debut, the lush flow of the second, and the conceptual theme of Snivilisation. The focus this time, though, is ecology. "The Girl With the Sun in Her Head" was recorded on a Greenpeace bus using only solar power, and "Dwr Budr" (Welsh for "dirty water") also criticizes the misuse of natural resources. Phil and Paul's respect for the jungle/drum'n'bass movement showed in the moderate breakbeat rhythms on several tracks. [One of the American releases of In Sides added a bonus disc including "The Saint" single.] ~ John Bush, All Music Guide