Acclaimed UK electronica duo Underworld have done new mixes of their classic hit Born Slippy to coincide with the forthcoming release of Anthology 1992-2002 – a collection of songs from their career to date. <p> Born Slippy became a 90s anthem after featuring in director Danny Boyle's 1996 screen adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel Trainspotting. Boyle has condensed the movie Trainspotting into just four minutes to form an all-new music video to Underworld’s 2003 version of the track. Boyle comments: "The relationship between Trainspotting and 'Born Slippy' has always been a bit chicken and egg – which came first? With such a close bond there between the two it seemed a great but natural idea to combine them. It was a bold experiment that's resulted in something very different which is a wonderful homage to our original work." <p> The 16-track, two-disc Anthology hits stores November 17. The collection highlights Underworld's career to date - from the 1994 club hit ‘Cowgirl’, to the twin 1999 smashes ‘Jumbo’ and ‘Push Upstairs’, to last year's jubilant ‘Two Months Off’. <p> Also featured is the original version of ‘Born Slippy’, along with tracks such as ‘Moaner’, ‘Rez’, ‘Cowgirl’, ‘King of Snake’ and the down-tempo ‘Eight Ball’, previously only available on the soundtrack to Boyle’s 2000 film, The Beach.
