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After ten years of big beat mayhem, Norman Cook, former bassist with the Housemartins, presents his first greatest hits collection. From the raw, sample-laden sounds of his debut, through the polished, commercial releases that yielded his biggest hits, to the more organic, song-based work of late, this provides an excellent introduction to the career of a hugely popular & successful artist.

Includes:: his remix of Cornershop's ' Brimful Of Asha' as well as the new single ' That Old Pair Of Jeans'.

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YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Performance. " Praise You" was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording. Norman Cook, aka Fat Boy Slim, shows off his big beat-dance style once again with the release of YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY. Packed with pure energy, smart breaks & edgy samples, YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY is a strong follow up to 1997's BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY. The first single, The Rockafeller Sk ...

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Faust (Kraut Rock): Joachim Irmler, Jean-Herve Peron, Werner Diermaier, Arnulf Meifurt, Rudolf Sosna, Gunther Wusthoff. Audio Remasterer: Matt Murman. Recording information: 06/1971
- 06/1973. Among the first bands to use the studio as an instrument, Germany's Faust stitched engrossing albums from bits of improvised ensemble play, primitive electronics, lovely folk motifs, lo-fi musique concrete, & fragments of punk, psychedelic, jazz, & progressive music. THE FAUST TAPES is even mo
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With Digimortal Fear Factory have produced their best album since their debut Soul Of A New Machine. Their trademark abrasive guitars & wall of sound are still prevalent, as are the vocal stylings of Deep Throat Martyr Burton C Bell. His fondness of death metal growls being coupled with full vocal singing is again a feature of this album, & they have refined their sound to be even more affective. Since they smashed into the scene in 1991, Fear Factory have been one of the very few metal a ...

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The Undertones' lead singer Feargal Sharkey struck many folks as a bit removed from the regular-guy vibe of the Irish punk b&. It came as no surprise that his first solo outing in 1985 was a sophisticated set of slick dance-pop & big '80s balladry that was a far cry from the heart-on-the-sleeve punk-pop of his former b&. Although the production sounds a little dated, the songs hold up well, as Sharkey applies his utterly unique warble to tracks by Maria Mc Kee (the U.K. hit "A Good Heart"), ...

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After the various side projects & explorations the band got up to for most of the early '80s, not to mention switching some members around (with bassist Sauter & drummer Demeski now forming the rhythm section), the Feelies made a fine return with The Good Earth. With co-production from noted fan Peter Buck, the group exchanged some of the understated tense frazzle of Crazy Rhythms for a gentler propulsion without losing its trancy edge. Compared to the wispy jangle rock that passed for much ...

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Fear: Lee Ving (vocals, guitar, bass); Philo Cramer (vocals, guitar); Derf Scratch (vocals, saxophone, bass); Spit Stix (drums).Recorded at Sound City Recording Studios, Van Nuys, California in December 1981.When John Belushi tried to book Black Flag on "Saturday Night Live" the powers that be shook with fear and vetoed the idea on the spot. They did, however, suggest the band Fear as a replacement. Somewhat paradoxically, Fear, with all its sound, fury, and decidedly politically incorre

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Fear: Lee Ving (vocals, guitar, bass); Philo Cramer (vocals, guitar); Derf Scratch (vocals, saxophone, bass); Spit Stix (drums). Recorded at Sound City Recording Studios, Van Nuys, California in December 1981. When John Belushi tried to book Black Flag on " Saturday Night Live" the powers that be shook with fear & vetoed the idea on the spot. They did, however, suggest the band Fear as a replacement. Somewhat paradoxically, Fear, with all its sound, fury, & decidedly politically incorre

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