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 Palookaville - Fatboy Slim
 Palookaville - Fatboy Slim ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Don't Let The Man 2 Slash Dot Slash 3 Wonderful Night 4 Long Way From Home 5 Put It Back Together 6 Mi Bebe Masoquista 7 Push and Shove 8 North West Three 9 The Journey 10 Jin Go Lo Ba 11 Song for Chesh 12 The Joke Newest Review: ... year though, something strange happened, I listened to the album again (flicking through iPod), and it was brilliant, funky, ... more ... smooth and relaxing, it was then that I worked out why the album suddenly appealed to me so much more.
I was on my holidays, sunbathing in the Caribbean (I don't mean to sound flash, just giving a bit of important context.). What made this album special was summer, blue skies and sunshine. This album appears to be best served hot.
In the context of a lovely sunny day, this album makes so much more sense, the cover art should have been a dead giveaway. Seeing as it's summer soon, I highly recommend that you g...more |
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Palookaville - Fatboy Slim: Perfect Summer Album (485 words)
by - written on 04/06/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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The most recent studio album released under Norman Cook's Fatboy Slim moniker, was a shift in style compared to his earlier albums. Instead of his previous dependence on vocal loops Cook decided to take things back to basics (sort of) and use live instruments and vocals as well as more traditional song structures. However, compared to those earlier albums, the critical consensus was pretty bleak, with review ranging from the okay to the bad. When I first listened to this album, about a year after it's initial release, I had a similar opinion, I thought the album was distinctly okay. Nothing special. Last year though, something strange ... Read the complete review
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