Fatboy Slim - Better Living Through Chemistry FLAC

Fatboy Slim Europe Skint Big Beat 1996

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Fatboy Slim
Title:	Better Living Through Chemistry
Style:	Big Beat
Date of release:	16 Sep 1996
Label:	Skint
Catalog Number:	BRASSIC 2LP
Country:	UK & Europe
FLAC album size:	2287 mb
MP3 album size:	2279 mb

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Tracklist

1	Song For Lindy
2	First Down
3	Everybody Needs A 303
4	The Weekend Starts Here
5	Santa Cruz
6	Crenshaw Siren Beats
7	Punk To Funk
8	Going Out Of My Head
9	10th & Crenshaw
10	The Sound Of Milwaukee
11	Give The Po' Man A Break

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BRASSIC 2CD	Fatboy Slim	Better Living Through Chemistry ‎(CD, Album)	Skint	BRASSIC 2CD	UK & Europe	1996
710739	Fatboy Slim	Better Living Through Chemistry ‎(CD, Album)	Trema	710739	France	1996
491490 2	Fatboy Slim	Better Living Through Chemistry ‎(CD, Album)	Skint	491490 2	South Korea	1999
none	Fatboy Slim	Better Living Through Chemistry ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Fatboy Slim)	none	Ukraine	1999
491490 2	Fatboy Slim	Better Living Through Chemistry ‎(CD, Album)	Skint	491490 2	Asia	1998

Credits

Design – Damian Harris
Engineer – Simon Thornton
Mastered By – Neil
Written-By, Producer – F. Slim

Notes

Distributed by 3MV/Vital.UK. & EFA for G.A.S. Territory.
Tracks published by Polygram Music, except:
A1 by Polygram Music/Skratch Music
B1 by Polygram Music/Fabulous Music
D2 by Polygram Music/KPM Music

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 5025425505218
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A, etched): BRASSIC 2 LP - A1 NEIL MASTERPIECE
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B, etched): BRASSIC 2 LP - B1
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side C, etched): BRASSIC 2 LP - C1 NEIL MASTERPIECE
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side D, etched): BRASSIC 2 LP - D1

Companies

Distributed By – 3MV
Distributed By – Vital
Distributed By – EFA
Published By – PolyGram Music
Published By – KPM Music
Published By – Fabulous Music
Published By – Skratch Music
Recorded At – The House Of Love
Mastered At – Masterpiece
Phonographic Copyright (p) – KPM Music
Copyright (c) – KPM Music

Video

Thiama

is there anything obvious on the original version of Better Living Through Chemistry (Skint ‎– BRASSIC 2LP) that differentiates it from the reissue? (also Skint ‎– BRASSIC 2LP)

Washington

This is Norman Cook's first album as the infamous Fatboy Slim, and possibly could also be his best. The album begins on a high with 'Song For Lindy', a funky piece of breakbeat, that can be played for all sorts of occasions, and possibly his greatest tune. There are also more commercial numbers such as 'Going Out Of My Head', that samples a Yvonne Elliman cover of The Who's 'I Can't Explain', in full effect.

There are also classic Big Beat songs too such as the siren-laden '10th and Crenshaw', The wah-wah rock-and-roll of 'The Sound Of Milwaukee', The absolute classic 'Everybody Needs a 303' that has not aged a bit. It also has a couple of slowies like 'Santa Cruz' and 'The Weekend Starts Here', that perfectly gives the album more variation.

Overall, this is the Big Beat movement at it's peek, and the lack of guest spots, crossover potential and profanity (In Heaven and Star 69, anyone?), make this album a timeless, and somehow underrated classic. This Rocks!

PS: On the vinyl release, the bonus track 'Crenshaw Siren Beats' is a reprise of track A2.