Tracklist
| Moaner (Short Version) | 4:08 | ||
| Moaner (Album Version) | 10:17 | ||
| Moaner (Relentless Legs Mix) | 10:12 | ||
| Moaner (Long Version) | 7:44 |
Credits (4)
Mike Neilsen*Engineer
Tommy Morrison*Engineer [Assisted By]
UnderworldPerformer, Written-By
Rick SmithProducer
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13 versions
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Moaner
12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single
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Warner Bros. Records – 9362 43917-0 | Europe | 1997 | Europe — 1997 | ||||
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Moaner
CD, Maxi-Single
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Warner Bros. Records – 9362 43905-2 | 1997 | — 1997 | |||||
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Moaner
12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Promo
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Warner Bros. Records – PRO-A-8976 | US | 1997 | US — 1997 |
Recently Edited
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Moaner
12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Promo
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Warner Bros. Records – Pro 6304 | 1997 | — 1997 |
Recently Edited
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Moaner
CD, Maxi-Single, Promo
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Warner Bros. Records – PRCD 754 | 1997 | — 1997 |
Recently Edited
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Moaner
Acetate, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided
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Junior Boy's Own – none | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 |
Recently Edited
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Moaner
CD, Maxi-Single, Promo
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Warner Bros. Records – PRO-CD-8976 | US | 1997 | US — 1997 |
Recently Edited
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Moaner
CD, Maxi-Single
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WEA Japan – WPCR-1472 | Japan | 1997 | Japan — 1997 | ||||
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Moaner (Edit)
CDr, Single, Promo
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Warner Bros. Records – none | US | 1997 | US — 1997 | ||||
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Moaner
12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Advance, Single, Promo
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Warner Sunset Records – PRO-A-8976-A | US | 1997 | US — 1997 |
New Submission
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Moaner
CD, Maxi-Single
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Tusk Music – WBSD 16 | South Africa | 1997 | South Africa — 1997 |
New Submission
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Moaner (3 Cuts)
CDr, Single, Promo
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Warner Bros. Records – none | US | 1997 | US — 1997 |
New Submission
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Moaner
12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided, Limited Edition, Special Edition, Test Pressing, White Label, Stickered
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Junior Boy's Own – none | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 |
New Submission
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Reviews
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referencing Moaner (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single) 9362 43917-0
Relentless Legs would destroy ANY (true) Trance dancefloor today. Outstanding. -
referencing Moaner (CD, Maxi-Single) 9362 43905-2
Strange that track 2 (Album Version) is significantly longer (10:19) compared to the actual album version with clocks in at 7:38! -
referencing Moaner (CD, Maxi-Single, Promo) PRCD 754
"Batman & Robin" was the second-campiest Batman film ever, right after the eponymous 1966 movie. The soundtrack did have a few gems though (apart from the terrible R&B ballads and MOR pop-rock that apparently could not be avoided on US film soundtracks in the 90s - the worst offender here being R. Kelly's "Gotham City") with Moloko, Soul Coughing, Smashing Pumpkins, and Underworld's "Moaner". This was a cool track but went kind of under the radar commercially - maybe because it was too similar to "Born Slippy.NUXX"? Looking it up on Wikipedia, I see that the single was only released in and Japan. The music video is also a bit weird with all those close-ups of latex-clad superhero asses. -
referencing Moaner (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single) 9362 43917-0
How was this featured on Batman & Robin of all things?
One of the best hard hitting techno tracks ever. Live is also amazing! -
referencing Moaner (CD, Maxi-Single) 9362 43905-2
Weird weird weird that this was on a Batman soundtrack -
Edited 6 years agoreferencing Moaner (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Promo) PRO-A-8976
Long version is the one. Short version is an okay single but can't let the rush build and build again. B side remix is a tune for you and the mates but hasn't aged well. -
referencing Moaner (CD, Maxi-Single) 9362 43905-2
One of my favourite Underworld tracks! Heard/saw it for the first time on the Everything, Everything Live DVD. Instantly liked it very much. -
referencing Moaner (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single) 9362 43917-0
Yes - utter classic! I think for most Underworld fans this is too experimental, too hard, too ecstatic, overdriven. I love it! Played it on parties (all versions) - people went crazy! -
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referencing Moaner (CD, Maxi-Single) 9362 43905-2
This Underworld EP has very few saving graces. The beats are driven and intense, but one has to wonder why? Whats the point, noise for noise sake?? The vocal seems to dominate the track (which is unusual for Underworld, as they usually use vocals to blend with the music)
A poor track to compliment a poor movie.
Underworld have done much, much better. Don't let this be the first Underworld track you hear if your not familiar with their work.
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