
Number 77 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century20th CenturyBig Beat / Breaks
Better Living Through Chemistry
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
- A1Song For Lindy
- A210th & Crenshaw
- A3Give The Po' Man A Break
- B1Going Out Of My Head
- B2Everybody Needs A 303
- B3First Down
- C1The Weekend Starts Here
- C2The Sound Of Milwaukee
- D1Santa Cruz
- D2Punk To Funk
- D3Crenshaw Siren Beats