Fatboy Slim - Better Living Through Chemistry - Sealed Yellow Vinyl LP
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  $   32

 


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Sep 22, 2016 Sold Date
Aug 23, 2016 Start Date
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PRE-SALE ITEM RELEASED 23RD SEPTEMBER 2016

On Monday 23rd September 1996, Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook) released his debut album ‘Better Living Through Chemistry’ through the renowned independent dance label Skint Records. It was the starting point of a roller-coaster journey that has gone on to include massive hit singles, multi-platinum selling albums, three Brit Awards, a Grammy, an Ivor Novello, 10 MTV Awards, the 2012 Olympic closing ceremony, and worldwide DJ superstardom which continues to this day with a hectic schedule of DJ performances and festival headliner shows. The tracklisting for the vinyl format is the original album, and it is pressed on yellow ‘smiley’ vinyl. 2016 has seen an incredibly busy schedule for Fatboy Slim; he’s taken on his first Ibiza residency at Cream, Amnesia throughout the summer, he’s appeared as the festival headliner for Snowbombing (Mayrhofen, Austria), Lost Village Festival (Lincolnshire), We Are FSTVL (Upminster), Riverside Festival (Glasgow), We Are Electric (Netherlands), Sónar Festival (Barcelona), Glastonbury, Bestival (Dorset), Belsonic (Belfast), and Creamfields (Liverpool).

The Night Rave Before Christmas. To see the year out with a bang, Fatboy Slim will be hosting two giant shows in spectacular arenas. On December 9th he’ll take over The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, and on the 17th he’ll take over The O2 in London. The shows are ‘in the round’ which according to Fatboy himself will mean ‘360 degrees of smiley sound & vision”.

Side: 1   1. Song for Lindy
  2. 10th and Crenshaw
  3. Give The Po'Man A Break

Side: 2   1. Going Out of My Head
  2. Everybody Needs A 303
  3. First Down

Side: 3   1. The Weekend Starts Here
  2. The Sound of Milwaukee

Side: 4   1. Santa Cruz (Extended)
  2. Punk to Funk
  3. Crenshaw Siren Beats



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