Surrender
Studio album by The Chemical Brothers
Released	June 22, 1999
Recorded	1998
Genre	Electronica
Length	58:53
Label	Astralwerks
Producer(s)	The Chemical Brothers
Professional reviews
Allmusic.com Christgau Favorable Magazine NME
The Chemical Brothers chronology
Dig Your Own Hole (1997)	Surrender (1999)	Come With Us (2002)

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Track listing

1. "Music: Response" – 5:19
2. "Under The Influence" – 4:16
3. "Out of Control" – 7:19
4. "Orange Wedge" – 3:06
5. "Let Forever Be" – 3:56
6. "The Sunshine Underground" – 8:38
7. "Asleep from Day" – 4:47
8. "Got Glint?" – 5:26
9. "Hey Boy, Hey Girl" – 4:50
10. "Surrender" or "Racing The Tide" on some pressings – 4:30
11. "Dream On" – 6:46
    • Contains a hidden track with a reprise of "Dream On"

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Personnel

• Tom Rowlands
• Ed Simons
• The Chemical Brothers - Producers
• Steve Dub - Engineer
• Jon Collyer, Ray Mascarenas - Assistants
• Blue Source, The Chemical Brothers - Art Direction
• Kate Gibb - Screen Prints
• Bernard Sumner - Vocals and guitar on "Out of Control"
• Bobby Gillespie - Additional vocals on "Out of Control"
• Noel Gallagher - Vocals on "Let Forever Be"
• Hope Sandoval - Vocals on "Asleep from Day"
• Jonathan Donahue - Vocals, guitar and piano on "Dream On"

Samples

• "Music: Response" - Nicole "Make It Hot"
• "The Sunshine Underground" - Jame Asher "Asian Workshop"
• "Got Glint?" - "Earthmessage"
• "Hey Boy Hey Girl" - Rock Master Scott & the Dynamic Three "The Roof Is on Fire"