Join Amazon Prime and get unlimited Free One-Day Delivery. Already a member? Sign in.
Perfect Partner
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
You've Come a Long Way Baby ~ Fatboy Slim  (15)
£4.98
|
Palookaville ~ Fatboy Slim (21)
£4.98
|
Better Living Through Chemistry ~ Fatboy Slim (7)
£4.97
|
Surrender ~ The Chemical Brothers  (28)
£4.98
|
Dig Your Own Hole ~ The Chemical Brothers (19)
£4.98
|
Product details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
See all 36 customer reviews...
Track Listings
| 1. Sunset (Bird of Prey) |
| 2. Ya Mama |
| 3. Talking Bout My Baby |
| 4. Demons (feat. Macy Gray) |
| 5. Song For Shelter (feat. Roland Clark) |
| 6. Retox |
| 7. Weapon of Choice (feat. Bootsy Collins) |
| 8. Drop The Hate |
| 9. Star 69 |
| 10. Love Life (feat. Macy Gray) |
| 11. Mad Flava |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Fatboy Slim has come a long way since his debut album, Better Living Through Chemistry, saw him bring big beat to the masses. His first offering of the new millennium, Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars was his most ambitious project to date. Married life and impending fatherhood seemed to have made the original party animal grow up, and this was reflected in the new and improved sound--the banging floor-fillers being replaced by a more refined and adult sound, as he teamed up with Bootsy Collins and Macy Gray to bring a fantastic blend of funk and soul to the dance floor. His collaborations with Macy Gray are two of the standout tracks--"Love Life" and "Demons" effortlessly combine funky fluid beats and Macy's distinctive vocals with fantastic results. Jim Morrison even pops up, providing the haunting looped sample for the first single to be taken from the album--"Sunset (Bird of Prey)". Purist fans of his previous output won't be disappointed by his change of direction, as tracks like "Ya Mama" and "Mad Flava" are instantly recognisable as vintage Fatboy Slim--big of beats and samples. The sound of a man growing old disgracefully. --Helen Marquis
Description
This is Norman Cook's follow up album to 1998's 'You've Come A Long Way Baby'. It is his first to feature guest vocalists, and includes performances by Macy Gray and Bootsy Collins. The singles, 'Sunset (Bird Of Prey)', 'Demons' and 'Star 69' are included.
Fatboy Slim has come a long way since his debut album, Better Living Through Chemistry, saw him bring big beat to the masses. His first offering of the new millennium, Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars was his most ambitious project to date. Married life and impending fatherhood seemed to have made the original party animal grow up, and this was reflected in the new and improved sound--the banging floor-fillers being replaced by a more refined and adult sound, as he teamed up with Bootsy Collins and Macy Gray to bring a fantastic blend of funk and soul to the dance floor. His collaborations with Macy Gray are two of the standout tracks--"Love Life" and "Demons" effortlessly combine funky fluid beats and Macy's distinctive vocals with fantastic results. Jim Morrison even pops up, providing the haunting looped sample for the first single to be taken from the album--"Sunset (Bird of Prey)". Purist fans of his previous output won't be disappointed by his change of direction, as tracks like "Ya Mama" and "Mad Flava" are instantly recognisable as vintage Fatboy Slim--big of beats and samples. The sound of a man growing old disgracefully. --Helen Marquis
Description
This is Norman Cook's follow up album to 1998's 'You've Come A Long Way Baby'. It is his first to feature guest vocalists, and includes performances by Macy Gray and Bootsy Collins. The singles, 'Sunset (Bird Of Prey)', 'Demons' and 'Star 69' are included.
Tag this product( What's this?)Think of a tag as a keyword or label you consider is strongly related to this product.
Tags will help all customers organize and find favorite items. |