Talk:The Crystal Method

"Born too Slow" also it is part of the sound track of "Need for Speed: Underground" game.

"Born Too Slow" is indeed a part of the Need for Speed: Underground series.

I am adding this to the main page as it brought the band added international prominence (as in the Demo version of the game, it was the ONLY song added in-game)

Just saw that fan site, templeofboom.us - had some great downloads and dj sets, cool stuff.

The track called "Trip Hop", which was under Non-Album Tracks is actually a remix of Keep Hope Alive off of the EP for said song. It's called the Trip Hope Remix, so I think that might have cause the confusion. Also, the track called "The Funk Phenomenon" was actually made by Arman van Helden, not TCM.

Can someone tell me what songs they did for xXx and Dark Angel?

NAMING UPDATE

possibly named after the drug Crystal meth ? does anybody know more? --phatsphere 20:54, 26 September 2005 (UTC)

no that's what's what a lot of people are always convinced that Ken and Scott named themselves after, the truth is the band is named after a girl named "Crystal" they know or so they say ;-D. It might have more than one meaning though. There are several sources out there from interviews with the guys, especially Ken. If the site needs source I can do a search after. 14:10, 01 October 2005 (UTC).

ok, i think no souce necessary 'cause artists like them sometimes tend to tell wrong stuff in interviews and this could be a cheap excuse, too - but thx anyway ;) --phatsphere 12:00, 2 October 2005 (UTC)

It is hard to believe that they aren't named after Crystal Methamphetamine considering their album "Tweekend". Aren't meth users called tweak/tweekers, isn't meth use called tweek/tweaking?

Tweek/tweaking is also a term used to tweak/tweek music (mainly electronica music) also. --andypolack 31st August 2006

I deleted the myths section concerning Crystal Meth, because i beleive it is false. I saw an interview with these two guys in the 1999 documentary Better Living Through Circuitry, and when discussing their name being related to a common drug they dont deny it at all, from what i remember they just say its hard for them to tell thier mom that or something.

the part concerning the origin of the band name was added again, so i deleted it again, as i have a hard time believing that the band name is anything but a drug reference. the main reason that i say this is because i have heard/read several interviews with them where they always have a different story behind the origin of the name (the one mentioned in the article about them both having a crush on a girl named crystal doesn't make sense, and i find the "we used to get rides to the studio from a girl named crystal, so we called that the crystal method" very hard to believe aswell).--65.43.223.245 13:05, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

Am I the only one who thinks the new "Name" section sounds like an attack on the band?

Yes you are. What makes you think it's an attack?65.43.213.196 07:56, 28 August 2006 (UTC)

Clearly someone has a bug up his/her ass about the band name, there are lots of different versions of the story so you should cite them all, not just the ones you agree with, therefore i have changed it again, citing sources. Wow, it wasn't hard at all, CITING SOURCES. http://www.newsreview.com/reno/Content?oid=oid%3A38280 --andypolack 31st August 2006

discography

doesn't list quite a few singles which are available from the iTunes Music Store. does this mean it's incomplete, or that these aren't official releases, or what? ... aa:talk 01:11, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

The best source is http://e.discogs.com/artist/Crystal+Method,+The to check the singles released, USA is promoted far heavier than Europe and UK. (AC)