Pros: excellent return to form for Mr Cook, a mix of the new and the old Cons: What the f....?
I've gotta admit it- from the first time I saw that trailer for the horrible, HORRIBLE film 'Shes All That', I've been a fan of Fatboy Slim. Slim's electronica was very kewl, different to the bands around, and Right Here, Right Now and The...
Pros: a return to form for the Fatboy Cons: some tracks are easily forgettable
Norman Cook a.k.a. Fatboy Slim has been plying his commercial take on breakbeat and instrumental hip-hop for a good few years now and helped spawn the now frowned upon genre "big-beat", but with his latest album he seems to be aiming "Halfway..." between...
Pros: Creative, great big/funky beats, full of flava, length Cons: Macy Gray collaborations, some tracks are excessively long
Background- I bought this CD in June, so I have been listening to it for a while now. I bought 1999's You've Come A Long Way Baby, and it really impressed me a lot. I love that album and still listen to it regularly. Fatboy Slim's real...
Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars is the follow up to the global smash You ve Come A Long Way, Baby and features 11 tracks of Fatboy brilliance...More at Buy.com Marketplaces
Music. The cover of {$Norman Cook}'s breakout {$Fatboy Slim} album, You've Come a Long Way, Baby, was a good clue to the contents, picturing as it did...More at DeepDiscount.com
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