"The Boxer" is the third single from The Chemical Brothers 2005 album Push the Button, released in early July 2005 (see 2005 in music). The song features The Charlatans lead singer Tim Burgess on vocals. It is notable that it was the first single released by The Chemical Brothers not to peak within the top 40 of the UK Charts. It's the second Chemical Brothers single to feature Tim Burgess following "Life is Sweet", which was released 10 years before.
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[edit] In the UK
- "The Boxer" (Edit)
- "Swiper"
- "The Boxer"
- "The Boxer" (DFA Version)
- "Believe" (Live At The Milano Forum)
- "The Boxer" (Video)
- "The Boxer"
- "Swiper"
- "The Boxer" (DFA Version)
[edit] In the US
- "The Boxer"
- "The Boxer" (DFA Version)
- "Giant"
- "Spring"
- "Believe" (Mathew Jonson Remix)
- "Believe" (Erol Alkan's 'Feel Me' Re-Work)
- "Galvanize" (Abe Duque Remix)
- "The Swiper" (iTunes US Bonus Track)
- "The Boxer" (DFA Version)
- "Giant"
- "Believe" (Erol Alkan's 'Feel Me' Re-Work)
- "Spring"
- "Believe" (Matthew Jonson Remix)
- "Galvanize" (Abe Duque Remix)
- "The Boxer"
[edit] Music video
The music video involves a basketball belonging to a man wreaking havoc upon a city by bouncing all over the place. It is, at several points, confined or deflated, even run over by a truck, which The Chemical Brothers are seen driving. However, the basketball continually reinflates or works itself out of tight spots. It is eventually trapped in a phone booth, swells to an enormous size, and explodes.
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