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You've Come a Long Way Baby

Fatboy Slim

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Fatboy Slim's debut album, Better Living Through Chemistry, was one of the surprises of the big beat revolution of 1996 -- an eclectic blowout, all tracked to thunderous loops and masterminded by Norman Cook, a former member of the British pop band the Housemartins. It might not have been as startlingly fresh as the Chemical Brothers, but the hard-hitting beats and catchiness, not to mention consistency, of Better Living was a shock, and it raised expectations for Fatboy Slim's second album, You've Come a Long Way, Baby. And that record itself was something of a surprise, since it not only exceeded the expectations set by the debut, but came damn close to being the definitive big beat album, rivaling the Chemicals' second record, Dig Your Own Hole. The difference is, Cook is a record geek with extensive knowledge and eclectic tastes. His juxtapositions -- the album swings from hip-hop to reggae to jangle pop, and then all combines into one sound -- are wildly original, even if the music itself doesn't break through the confines of big beat. Then again, when a record is this forceful and catchy, it doesn't need to break new stylistic ground -- the pleasure is in hearing a master work. And there's no question that Cook is a master of sorts -- You've Come a Long Way, Baby is a seamless record, filled with great imagination, unexpected twists and turns, huge hooks, and great beats. It's the kind of record that gives big beat a good name.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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1
Right Here Right Now
00:06:27

Joseph Walsh, Composer - Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Keyboards, Programmer, Instruments - Dale Peters, Composer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

2
The Rockafeller Skank
00:06:53

Norman Cook, Composer, Lyricist, Producer, Instruments - Winfred Terry, Composer - John Barry, Composer, Lyricist - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist - John Terry, Composer, Lyricist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

3
Fucking in Heaven Explicit
00:03:54

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Programmer, Vocals - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

4
Gangster Trippin Explicit
00:05:20

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Vocals, Instruments, Performance - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist - Josh Davis, Composer - Nicholas Lockett, Composer, Vocals - Leslie Hurdle, Performance

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

5
Build It Up, Tear It Down
00:05:05

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

6
Kalifornia
00:05:53

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Programmer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist - Aaron Gilbert, Composer

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

7
Soul Surfing
00:04:57

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer - Fred Smith, Composer - Earl Nelson, Composer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

8
You're Not from Brighton
00:05:20

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Programmer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist - Gary Bradford, Programmer - Martin Jenkins, Programmer, Instruments - Alan Mark Hornby, Programmer, Instruments

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

9
Praise You
00:05:24

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Instruments - Camille Yarborough, Composer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist - Gary Bradford, Programmer

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

10
Love Island
00:05:18

Norman Cook, Composer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, Performance, MainArtist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 2008 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

11
Acid 8000
00:07:28

Norman Cook, Composer, Producer, Programmer - Fatboy Slim, Composer, MainArtist

© 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company ℗ 1998 Skint Records Limited, a BMG Company

Albumbeschreibung

Fatboy Slim's debut album, Better Living Through Chemistry, was one of the surprises of the big beat revolution of 1996 -- an eclectic blowout, all tracked to thunderous loops and masterminded by Norman Cook, a former member of the British pop band the Housemartins. It might not have been as startlingly fresh as the Chemical Brothers, but the hard-hitting beats and catchiness, not to mention consistency, of Better Living was a shock, and it raised expectations for Fatboy Slim's second album, You've Come a Long Way, Baby. And that record itself was something of a surprise, since it not only exceeded the expectations set by the debut, but came damn close to being the definitive big beat album, rivaling the Chemicals' second record, Dig Your Own Hole. The difference is, Cook is a record geek with extensive knowledge and eclectic tastes. His juxtapositions -- the album swings from hip-hop to reggae to jangle pop, and then all combines into one sound -- are wildly original, even if the music itself doesn't break through the confines of big beat. Then again, when a record is this forceful and catchy, it doesn't need to break new stylistic ground -- the pleasure is in hearing a master work. And there's no question that Cook is a master of sorts -- You've Come a Long Way, Baby is a seamless record, filled with great imagination, unexpected twists and turns, huge hooks, and great beats. It's the kind of record that gives big beat a good name.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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