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* InTheStyleOf: Like "Setting Sun" from the previous album, "Let Forever Be" is also inspired by The Beatles' "[[Music/RevolverBeatlesAlbum Tomorrow Never Knows]]", right down to having Noel Gallagher being the guest vocalist. Despite that, both "Setting Sun" and "Let Forever Be" are very different songs.
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* NewSoundAlbum: This album started the duo's transition from the psychedelia-inspired sound of Big Beat they were known in TheNineties to the more {{house|Music}}-oriented sound they would develop by the TurnOfTheMillennium. This proved beneficial in the long run as Big Beat reached its peak by the late 90's and would later decline in popularity by the early Aughts, and the duo was able to stay relevant by the next decade with the style shift.
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* InTheStyleOf: Like "Setting Sun" from the previous album, "Let Forever Be" is also inspired by The Beatles' "[[RevolverBeatlesAlbum Tomorrow Never Knows]]", right down to having Noel Gallagher being the guest vocalist. Despite that, both "Setting Sun" and "Let Forever Be" are very different songs.
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''Surrender'' is the third album by British {{electronic|Music}} Music/TheChemicalBrothers, released in June 1999 under Creator/VirginRecords and their own inprint Freestyle Dust. It was accompained by the singles "Hey Boy Hey Girl", "Let Forever Be" and "Out of Control", and features guest vocals from [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]],[[note]]In "Let Forever Be"[[/note]] [[Music/JoyDivision Bernard]] [[Music/NewOrder Sumner]],[[note]]In 'Out of Control".[[/note]] [[Music/MazzyStar Hope Sandoval]],[[note]]In "Asleep from Day".[[/note]] and [[Music/MercuryRev Jonathan Donahue]].[[note]]In "Dream On".[[/note]]
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''Surrender'' is the third album by British {{electronic|Music}} duo Music/TheChemicalBrothers, released in June 1999 under Creator/VirginRecords and their own inprint Freestyle Dust. It was accompained by the singles "Hey Boy Hey Girl", "Let Forever Be" and "Out of Control", and features guest vocals from [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]],[[note]]In "Let Forever Be"[[/note]] [[Music/JoyDivision Bernard]] [[Music/NewOrder Sumner]],[[note]]In 'Out of Control".[[/note]] [[Music/MazzyStar Hope Sandoval]],[[note]]In "Asleep from Day".[[/note]] and [[Music/MercuryRev Jonathan Donahue]].[[note]]In "Dream On".[[/note]]
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''Surrender'' is the third album by Music/TheChemicalBrothers, released in June 1999 under Creator/VirginRecords and their own inprint Freestyle Dust. It was accompained by the singles "Hey Boy Hey Girl", "Let Forever Be" and "Out of Control", and features guest vocals from [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]],[[note]]In "Let Forever Be"[[/note]] [[Music/JoyDivision Bernard]] [[Music/NewOrder Sumner]],[[note]]In 'Out of Control".[[/note]] [[Music/MazzyStar Hope Sandoval]],[[note]]In "Asleep from Day".[[/note]] and [[Music/MercuryRev Jonathan Donahue]].[[note]]In "Dream On".[[/note]]
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''Surrender'' is the third album by British {{electronic|Music}} Music/TheChemicalBrothers, released in June 1999 under Creator/VirginRecords and their own inprint Freestyle Dust. It was accompained by the singles "Hey Boy Hey Girl", "Let Forever Be" and "Out of Control", and features guest vocals from [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]],[[note]]In "Let Forever Be"[[/note]] [[Music/JoyDivision Bernard]] [[Music/NewOrder Sumner]],[[note]]In 'Out of Control".[[/note]] [[Music/MazzyStar Hope Sandoval]],[[note]]In "Asleep from Day".[[/note]] and [[Music/MercuryRev Jonathan Donahue]].[[note]]In "Dream On".[[/note]]
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[[quoteright:500:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/surrenderthechemicalbrothers.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:500:"''Hey girls, hey boys''"\\
"''Superstar [=DJs=], here we go!''"]]
''Surrender'' is the third album by Music/TheChemicalBrothers, released in June 1999 under Creator/VirginRecords and their own inprint Freestyle Dust. It was accompained by the singles "Hey Boy Hey Girl", "Let Forever Be" and "Out of Control", and features guest vocals from [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]],[[note]]In "Let Forever Be"[[/note]] [[Music/JoyDivision Bernard]] [[Music/NewOrder Sumner]],[[note]]In 'Out of Control".[[/note]] [[Music/MazzyStar Hope Sandoval]],[[note]]In "Asleep from Day".[[/note]] and [[Music/MercuryRev Jonathan Donahue]].[[note]]In "Dream On".[[/note]]
!!Tracklist
# "Music:Response" (5:20)
# "Under the Influence" (4:16)
# "Out of Control" (7:20)
# "Orange Wedge" (3:07)
# "Let Forever Be" (3:56)
# "The Sunshine Underground" (8:38)
# "Asleep from Day" (4:47)
# "Got Glint?" (5:27)
# "Hey Boy Hey Girl" (4:51)
# "Surrender" (4:30)
# "Dream On" (6:47)
!!Trope:Response
* BusbyBerkeleyNumber: The music video for "Let Forever Be", directed by Creator/MichelGondry, features a woman constantly moving through sets via bizarre transitions and choreographed movement between the woman and her countless duplicates. Probably the only one to involve a drumming hobo.
* CrapsackWorld: The world in the music video of "Out of Control".
* EpicRocking: "Out of Control" (7:20) and "The Sunshine Underground" (8:38).
* FadingIntoTheNextSong:
** "Under the Influence" → "Out of Control";
** "Got Glint?" → "Hey Boy Hey Girl" → "Surrender" → "Dream On".
* HiddenTrack: "Dream On" ends at five minutes into the song, and after brief period of silence, an jangly instrumental outro of said song starts to play before it fades out again.
* LimitedLyricsSong: Bordering on [[TitleOnlyChorus Title Only Song]], with the lyrics of the song being only a sampled clip of a woman saying "I was under the influence".
** Closer "Dream On" contains the lyrics "''Sleep on, dream on''", which are {{looped|Lyrics}} on the track.
* OneWordTitle: ''Surrender''.
* QuestioningTitle: "Got Glint?"
* {{Sampling}}:
** "Music:Response" samples "Make It Hot", a hit by by R&B singer Nicole featuring Music/MissyElliott released a year prior to the album;
** "The Sunshine Underground" samples "Asian Workshop" by James Asher;
** "Hey Boy Hey Girl" samples the opening stanza of "The Roof Is on Fire" by Rock Master Scott & The Dynamic Three.
* SingleStanzaSong: "Hey Boy Hey Girl".
--> "''Hey girls, hey boys''"\\
"''Superstar [=DJs=], here we go!''"
* SpecialGuest:
** Bernard Sumner of the Music/NewOrder fame takes the lead vocals in "Out of Control", with Music/PrimalScream's Bobby Gillespie providing the backing vocals;
** [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]] returns from the previous album to provide lead vocals in "Let Forever Be";
** Music/MazzyStar's Hope Sandoval takes the lead vocals in the mellow "Asleep from Day";
** Music/MercuryRev's Jonathan Donahue provides the vocals and additional arrangement in "Dream On".
* TitleTrack: "Surrender".
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-->''Sleep on, dream on''\\
''Sleep on, dream on''
[[caption-width-right:500:"''Hey girls, hey boys''"\\
"''Superstar [=DJs=], here we go!''"]]
''Surrender'' is the third album by Music/TheChemicalBrothers, released in June 1999 under Creator/VirginRecords and their own inprint Freestyle Dust. It was accompained by the singles "Hey Boy Hey Girl", "Let Forever Be" and "Out of Control", and features guest vocals from [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]],[[note]]In "Let Forever Be"[[/note]] [[Music/JoyDivision Bernard]] [[Music/NewOrder Sumner]],[[note]]In 'Out of Control".[[/note]] [[Music/MazzyStar Hope Sandoval]],[[note]]In "Asleep from Day".[[/note]] and [[Music/MercuryRev Jonathan Donahue]].[[note]]In "Dream On".[[/note]]
!!Tracklist
# "Music:Response" (5:20)
# "Under the Influence" (4:16)
# "Out of Control" (7:20)
# "Orange Wedge" (3:07)
# "Let Forever Be" (3:56)
# "The Sunshine Underground" (8:38)
# "Asleep from Day" (4:47)
# "Got Glint?" (5:27)
# "Hey Boy Hey Girl" (4:51)
# "Surrender" (4:30)
# "Dream On" (6:47)
!!Trope:Response
* BusbyBerkeleyNumber: The music video for "Let Forever Be", directed by Creator/MichelGondry, features a woman constantly moving through sets via bizarre transitions and choreographed movement between the woman and her countless duplicates. Probably the only one to involve a drumming hobo.
* CrapsackWorld: The world in the music video of "Out of Control".
* EpicRocking: "Out of Control" (7:20) and "The Sunshine Underground" (8:38).
* FadingIntoTheNextSong:
** "Under the Influence" → "Out of Control";
** "Got Glint?" → "Hey Boy Hey Girl" → "Surrender" → "Dream On".
* HiddenTrack: "Dream On" ends at five minutes into the song, and after brief period of silence, an jangly instrumental outro of said song starts to play before it fades out again.
* LimitedLyricsSong: Bordering on [[TitleOnlyChorus Title Only Song]], with the lyrics of the song being only a sampled clip of a woman saying "I was under the influence".
** Closer "Dream On" contains the lyrics "''Sleep on, dream on''", which are {{looped|Lyrics}} on the track.
* OneWordTitle: ''Surrender''.
* QuestioningTitle: "Got Glint?"
* {{Sampling}}:
** "Music:Response" samples "Make It Hot", a hit by by R&B singer Nicole featuring Music/MissyElliott released a year prior to the album;
** "The Sunshine Underground" samples "Asian Workshop" by James Asher;
** "Hey Boy Hey Girl" samples the opening stanza of "The Roof Is on Fire" by Rock Master Scott & The Dynamic Three.
* SingleStanzaSong: "Hey Boy Hey Girl".
--> "''Hey girls, hey boys''"\\
"''Superstar [=DJs=], here we go!''"
* SpecialGuest:
** Bernard Sumner of the Music/NewOrder fame takes the lead vocals in "Out of Control", with Music/PrimalScream's Bobby Gillespie providing the backing vocals;
** [[Music/{{Oasis}} Noel Gallagher]] returns from the previous album to provide lead vocals in "Let Forever Be";
** Music/MazzyStar's Hope Sandoval takes the lead vocals in the mellow "Asleep from Day";
** Music/MercuryRev's Jonathan Donahue provides the vocals and additional arrangement in "Dream On".
* TitleTrack: "Surrender".
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-->''Sleep on, dream on''\\
''Sleep on, dream on''
