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Better Living Through Chemistry by Fatboy Slim album cover
Number 77 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century20th CenturyBig Beat / Breaks

Better Living Through Chemistry

Fatboy Slim

1996 · big beat

Skint · BRASSIC 2LP

77 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century

Before the ubiquity: Everybody Needs a 303 and genuine invention

Better Living Through Chemistry catches Norman Cook before the ubiquity. 'Everybody Needs a 303' sits inside a debut still discovering what big beat could be, full of ideas that feel tossed off before they hardened into trademarks. You can hear the formula before it became a formula. The bigger records came later, but everything that made them work is already here.

3 on The 10 Best Big Beat and Breaks Albums

Norman Cook assembling chart music from second-hand vinyl in a bedroom, with the pop instincts of someone who had already been in two successful bands. The founding document, and considerably more inventive than the career that followed it suggests.

Also ranked

Dancefloor
№ 64
Influence
№ 97
External poll
№ 201

Tracklist

  1. A1Song For Lindy
  2. A210th & Crenshaw
  3. A3Give The Po' Man A Break
  4. B1Going Out Of My Head
  5. B2Everybody Needs A 303
  6. B3First Down
  7. C1The Weekend Starts Here
  8. C2The Sound Of Milwaukee
  9. D1Santa Cruz
  10. D2Punk To Funk
  11. D3Crenshaw Siren Beats