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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14.09 x 12.63 x 1.37 cm; 80.32 Grams
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Multiply
SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD
Label ‏ : ‎ Multiply
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0000365L2
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

Best Sellers Rank: 185,877 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- 2,494 in Dance Pop
- 14,450 in Dance & Electronic

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At the vanguard of the disco-house movement which engulfed British clubs and hearts alike in 1999, Phats and Small made their name with productions that were unashamedly commercial and eminently danceable. It comes as no surprise then that the Brighton duo's debut album is resolutely upbeat throughout. Hip-swinging basslines and feel-good melodies are the name of the game here, with singer Big Ben lending his jubilant vocals to singles "Turn Around", "Tonite" and "Feel Good". Although they're never going to win any prizes for innovation (the string sample on "Music For Pushchairs" is brazenly pilfered from Armand Van Helden's "You Don't Know Me"), Phats and Small have wisely stick to what they do best and produced a disposable party album par excellence. --Ed Potton

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Freidun Taravosh

A Personal Favourite, brings out many happy memories from my Childhood!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 December 2016

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Disco House is in the house
Let me tell you I have fond memories of when I was around twelve and these videos where on, espscially that cartoon one for _feel good_

and no I didn't buy the album as it was new, I never really thought of buying it. But they are so down right groovey these guys, so when I found the album in a flee market, and remebered those day when their singles was the newest thing around.. well didnt I decide to pick it up? oh yes I did :)

so how is the album?
it is very nice
very nice indeed
is It a grand step from the singles, no not really
some tracks intergrate electrified vocals similair to kraftwerk, other frentic strings, just like striking old disco numbers.. Boogie bass, and beata are everywhere, even as some track seemingly drag on and on the groove never looses, through various build ups, swirlings, and the what not boubley phrasing effects

is this album inovative to the electronic music sound?

No, but its just a solid groove record, easily accesible too!
It is funky

stand out tracks include the swirling robotic boogie Electro roll
and the to singles of course, the party house soul catchy number turn around, and its follower, the laid back, sweepingly groovey feel good with its retro disco feel.
equally strikingly catchy

those beats

those sweeping grooves
its good!
as a bonus Turn around is featured live at the bbc

enojoyable stuff this

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Radio-Activity by kraftwerk?

Most certainly you will also be striked and impressed by The Chemical Brothers Come With Us although this album does not keep the same easy going flow through out, and partly it is much more intense - However it's got many similar grooves, just check out "Star Guitar"

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Telf101

Feels like a filler album...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 February 2011

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I dont have it in my heart to give this album anything less than 4 stars, because the three singles included on it, are in my top 10 dance favourites of all time. Turn around is number 1. And if every track was like those three songs, it would be the greatest dance album of all time. But unfortunately they arent.

Turn around is a dance classic, its the best dance song ever written in my opinion, and tonite/feel good follow very closely behind.

However. Music for pushchairs feels overly long and dosent capture the magic that armand van helden's version did (even though im not too keen on that).

After that, it turns into a skip album for me. Theme from Sauce is a song i sometimes put on, and Brighton Beach is my favourite of the actual album tracks, but the others just dont capture my attention.

Like i say, filler album, but the three songs that matter, are Unbelievably good songs. I say, get this for the singles, get their second album "This Time Around", for a fantastic all round big beat dance album.

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Dan J

Not very thrilling

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 January 2013

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Found this album on Amazon after being reminded about it on TV so decided to give it a go. Unfortunately, I ended up being more disappointed than surprised. Which is a shame, if you ask me coz Phats and Small did release some decent singles as well, including Turn Around, which for me is still one of the best dance anthems of the late 90s. Following that as the opening track, the three tracks that follow it (Music For Pushchairs, Electro Roll and Theme From Sauce) are most definately on the down side as they drag on for too long than they actually should and don't seem to go anywhere. Music For Pushchairs is the only one bearable out of those three, which are considerably filler tracks if you ask me, because of the sample also heard on Armand Van Helden's You Don't Know Me being used to other aspects at times. However, by the time the album reaches Feel Good (Track 5), the dance vibe gets back on track in a flash, and the following track On Da Flo Yo is quite enjoyable, despite it sounding constantly repetitive, so that's one I'd give a listen and it could just grow on you slowly but surely, due to fact that it's 3 and a half minutes long, unlike the earlier ones that went on way too long. Let Your Hair Down is a track that only just sounds good enough to be acceptable for DJ mixtapes and set lists. And Tonite is a decent track that could be a good example as a track to get you in a good mood before a party or night out (so does Feel Good, by the way). Brighton Beach was also quite long and I didn't seem to get much from that either and just thought it heading back to earlier on, to be honest. In summing up, this seems like a very up and down album as it progresses, but the highlights actually lie with the singles and the majority of the second half (Track 5 onwards). It would technically be 2.5 stars if possible.

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Mark drewett

A very good album from the dance duo.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 January 2020

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This is the Japanese import version and contains 3 bonus tracks. The sound quality of this disc is brilliant. There are no weak tracks on this disc. I purchased this C.D. from Amazon seller Dodax and the C.D. was in mint condition and very reasonably priced. Would recommend this seller to all on Amazon and this is the third time I have ordered from them.

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Mark drewett

All tracks are good. Get up and dance!!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 January 2020

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Excellent debut c.d. from Phats and Small. All 10 tracks are uptempo, there's no weak track. Standout tracks for me are 'Theme from Sauce' and 'Music For Pushchairs'. The only downside is the playing time. Another few tracks would have been ideal. Sound quality is very good.

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