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  • Fatboy Slim Big Beach Boutique Documentary

alistair Everybody Needs a 303 is fucking brilliant album - saw him at Reading in 98 and he was mustard. Absolute fucking shite at Glastonbury mind.

      benson yeah its an ominous watch. Part of me wishes I was there full of bangers and on the factor 50. The doc only scratches the surface on the debauchery.

          LT42 I was there, front and centre. Diggers was excellent - I was lost in the world on bangers after that. We’d parked the car at a station before and couldn’t get on a train to Brighton, but got on one from Hove - went straight to the front after walking down from there. On the way back, it was pandemonium at the station and we were off our chops, but some fella pulled up and said Taxi? We said how much to wherever and he said hopefully, £20? Done. Home by 1am.

            Went to buy a paper the next day and saw the extent of it all - had no idea at the the time

            Seen Fatboy Slim twice , both times in Ibiza. Had the place rocking each time. He’s just a novelty/party dj isn’t he….Good for an hour or two and gets the ladies dancing

            That whole ‘Big beat’ thing. What an embarrassing time for all concerned. Fatboy Slim was basically a midlife crisis in a Hawaiian shirt. No wonder grant LOVES him.

            Shite

            Haha I gotta say I’m with you here. Absolute bilge .
            The only thing he’s ever done worth while was ditch that annoying cunt Zoe Ball.

            His finest moment.

            This is the only track I’ve ever liked of his.

            Not 94 either so whoever uploaded this is clueless.

            • Dan replied to this.

              unplugged is still my favorite sasha mix. remember buying it from the Can in Chelmsford and was cellophaned wrap

                Dan they did have some. I got sasha and digweed Bangkok double pack from there. The problem was Al who worked on the house side used to go to renaissance a lot, so he would filter them all out rather than going on sale. Andys record was always good for all the boxed tapes

                    Christian I only ever spent time in the either side of the shop buying old hardcore stuff on vinyl. Loved that place when I was 16-18

                        RichM i started off on the hardcore side but moved to the house side after listening to a local dj called steve reynolds