Musician: Fatboy Slim
3On the Work of Spike Jonze DVD there's an amusing doc about the dance troupe from the "Praise You" video. It's good in a real-life Spinal Tap kind of way (they're awful but completely serious and earnest about their "craft"), but you have to hear that shit song about 15 times as they rehearse for their appearance on the MTV Video Awards.
Musician: Fatboy Slim
4complete crap, maybe a couple o tunes are mediocre alright to listen to once or twice when bored and in a car or at a shite bar, but CRAP
Musician: Fatboy Slim
5BadComrade,
Yeah Norman Cook played bass in The Housemartins, which means he's only two eggs off being Paul Heaton.
The latter committed The Beautiful South so I suppose it's all a matter of degree.
Yeah Norman Cook played bass in The Housemartins, which means he's only two eggs off being Paul Heaton.
The latter committed The Beautiful South so I suppose it's all a matter of degree.
Musician: Fatboy Slim
6CRAPboy Slim.
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Musician: Fatboy Slim
8I once saw a programme where Fatboy Slim explained his songwriting process.
"I find a vocal on an old record that I like," he said, pulling a Northern Soul seven inch from a pile, seemingly at random. "I'll record it into the computer, and loop it.
"Then I find a beat I like, and loop that. Then I put the two together."
Then he looked at the camera, and sort of shrugged.
Crap!
"I find a vocal on an old record that I like," he said, pulling a Northern Soul seven inch from a pile, seemingly at random. "I'll record it into the computer, and loop it.
"Then I find a beat I like, and loop that. Then I put the two together."
Then he looked at the camera, and sort of shrugged.
Crap!
Twenty-four hours a week, seven days a month
Musician: Fatboy Slim
10The best thing about the guy is that he had Christopher Walkern in that video. Other than that, shit on a stick.