Fatboy Slim - Better Living Through Chemistry (2015) Vinyl 2LP NEW SPEEDYPOST

Sold Date: May 23, 2016
Start Date: October 24, 2015
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NEW & SEALED  VINYL DOUBLE LP

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FIRST REPRESS IN YEARS FOR THIS TIMELESS CLASSIC, DANCEFLOOR FILLER. After a second coming with chart-toppers Beats International followed his stint in The Housemartins, Cook had an acid house epiphany. He got into making tunes under names like Pizzaman and Mighty Dub Katz, as well as co-founding Freak Power. But it was as Fatboy Slim that he captured the good-time zeitgeist and eventually became one of the late-90s' formidable superstar DJs. His debut, Better Living Through Chemistry, is more of a compilation than a proper album per se. Much of it had already been released, either as singles or via Skint's Brassic Beats series. Indeed, along with Skint, he helped spearhead an array of chiefly Brighton-based bangingness at the Big Beat Boutique club night (a sort of south coast response to London's Heavenly Social). This paved the way for the likes of Midfield General, Lo-Fidelity Allstars, Bentley Rhythm Ace and X-Press 2 to follow. The blueprint was already there: the beats were big, the house was mostly acid; the funkier end of crate-dug breaks prevailed, and there were cheeky lifts and samples ahoy. Santa Cruz borrows Lulu's tremendous Love Loves to Love Love, Going Out of My Head batters I Can't Explain, and Punk to Funk masterfully deploys Keith Mansfield's Young Scene. The key track, however, was Everybody Needs a 303: a champion acid monster of a tune, it encapsulates the Fatboy ethos in just under six minutes. Sixteen years on, Better Living Through Chemistry stands tall as the sound of abandon and messiness, a joyous soundtrack to an era of caning it and the third (or fourth... or fifth?) Summer of Love. Though you'll probably have to ask your parents what that thing on the cover is.

Track Listings

Side: 11. Song For Lindy2. 10th & Crenshaw3. Give The PoÂ’ Man A BreakSide: 21. Going Out Of My Head2. Everybody Needs A 3033. First DownSide: 31. The Weekend Starts Here2. The Sound Of MilwaukeeSide: 41. Santa Cruz2. Punk To Funk3. Crenshaw Siren Beats

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