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| | Fatboy Slim - Live On Brighton Beach - deo2.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | Live albums are strange kind of asylum, the most effective are simply reminders of individual experiences. |
 | | No gripes about enjoying live albums of concerts we were not/couldn’t be at, such as The Who’s ‘Live At Leeds’, David Bowie’s ‘Stage’, Bauhaus’ ‘Press The Eject Button And Give Me The Tape’, Prince’s bootlegs, but mostly it is a nearly-new exercise, a vicarious enjoyment. |
 | | Fatboy Slim’s ‘Live On Brighton Beach’ is a fine example of his decknique, beats working insistently, topped with samples, sounds, noises, talk-bytes, fusing in others’ songsĀ
Quentin Norman Cook is operating his decks skilfully, mixing diverse sounds into one aural entity that needs no Red Bull. |
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