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Underground as an adjective commonly refers to something that is either below the ground or outside of public consciousness. As a proper noun, the Underground may refer to a subculture, a concert venue, or the Metro (mass transit system).

The underground can refer to:

• Karst topography - caves and similar
• Organized crime
• Underground culture
• Underground economy
• United Kingdom Underground (late 1960s subculture centered on Ladbroke Grove)
• Underground resistance
• Underground living, such as that of Coober Pedy in Australia
• Underground hip hop
• Underground - a 1967 jazz recording by Thelonious Monk
• Underground - a 2001 album by Analog Pussy
• Underground - a 1967 album by The Electric Prunes
• Underground (stories) - a collection of biographical short stories of victims of the Aum Shinrikyo sarin attack on the Tokyo subway by Murakami Haruki.
• Underground (film)
• Underground (song), a 1986 single by David Bowie featured in the film Labyrinth.
• Underground newspaper
• The Underground (concert venue)
• London Underground
• Need For Speed: Underground (game) and its sequel, Need For Speed: Underground 2 (game)
• Underground (role playing game).

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