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...fan of FAT BOY SLIM! YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY - will be a classic album for years to come! And a must have for any ones music collection!! This should be on everyone's i-pod! This is in a league of its own and is a masterpiece!!!!! What more can I say!!!! A couple of weak tracks but all in all A+++++++++++ As its been out for a good few years now you can pick it up at some good prices on the net. A+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ...

Onslowette 31.01.2007 · Read full review
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Review of You've Come A Long Way Baby [PA] - Fatboy Slim

Palookaville- A great, fun album.

Advantages: Funky bass, strong, catchy beats
Disadvantages: Let down by a couple of mediocre songs

This is a real feelgood album, Highlights for me include 'The Joker', 'Wonderful Night' and 'The Journey'. The album is different to the usual Fatboy Slim flavour, but it offers a good mix of guest artists and experimental sounds, such as in the somewhat bizarre, but funky 'Slash Dot Slash'. Altogether i would recommend this album, depite some songs such as 'Put It Back Together' letting down the general high standard. This is not to say that it's ...

hellocello 05.09.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Palookaville (Parental Advisory) [PA] - Fatboy Slim

Halfway Between Middling and Mediocre

Advantages: 'Bird Of Prey' and Macy Gray's contributions are pretty cool...
Disadvantages: some weak tracks, familiar sounding formula in places

Norman Cook has recorded music is more guises than most people have had hot dinners. He had been a member of the chart-topping bands The Housemartins and Beats International, as well as scoring dance hits under the monikers Pizzaman and Mighty Dub Katz before arguably reaching the peak of his critical acclaim as Fatboy Slim. After releasing his debut 'Better Living Through Chemistry' and the critically acclaimed and bestselling 'You've Come A Long ...
...'Halfway Between The Gutter and The Stars', which was released in 2000. However, it sold a fraction of what it was expected to and was widely received as being disappointing. Somewhat more adult orientated than his previous efforts, the album starts off with 'Talking Bout My Baby', which features a simple piano melody with a repetitive vocal sampled from 'Macon Hambone Blues' by the interestingly titled band 'Wet Willie'. Not the strongest track ...

stoffy 09.01.2003 · Read full review
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Review of Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars [PA] - Fatboy Slim

Fatboy Slim - Why Try Harder, (The Greatest Hits)

Advantages: Showcases some of Fatboy Slim's best work
Disadvantages: Has a few duff songs

Put simply - this album is a must buy for any Fatboy slim fan. All the classic tracks are there and the wide range of songs on offer means that this CD should appeal to a wider audience too. Looking along the track listings most will be able to recognize at least a few titles with "Weapon of Choice", "Right Here Right Now" as well as the re-mixed version of Cornershop's "Brimful of Asha" all featuring. I wouldn't say every single on this album is ...

AlanSmithee 25.07.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Why Try Harder (The Greatest Hits) - Fatboy Slim

Make your life better through this Chemistry

Advantages: Big Fat Party Album
Disadvantages: None

Fatboy Slim's first album under that name although by the time of this release Norman Cook had had several hits with Freakpower , Beats International and of course there was his time with the Housemartins. This is a great example of a musical jigsaw. Although its like he takes bits from different jigsaws, fits them together and they still sound and look great. Yes you can see and hear the joins but they sound great. A lot of these tracks have been ...

mikeydred 21.01.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Better Living Through Chemistry - Fatboy Slim