June 11th 1999
Details:
Part1: Armand (73,1MB, 63.54min.)
Part2: Fatboy (77,8MB, 68.02min.)
Part3: Versus (25,2MB, 22.04min.)
MPEG 1.0 layer 3
160kbit
44100Hz Stereo
Tracklist:
Part1 – Armand van Helden:
Track #01 – ??? – ???
Track #02 – Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat
Track #03 – Armand van Helden – Boogie Monster
Track #04 – Soul Gabber – Motocross Madness
Track #05 – Basement Jaxx – Red Alert
Track #06 – Grant Phaboa – Tub
Track #07 – Armand Van Helden – Phychic Bounty Killaz
Track #08 – Monika Kruse & Patrick Lindsey – The Last Night
Track #09 – Armand van Helden – U Don't Know Me
Track #10 – Basement Jaxx – Rendez-Vous
Track #11 – Comment #1 – Now Comes FBS
Track #12 – Freddy Fresh – Badder Badder Schwing
Track #13 – Des Lynam – The Funk Soul Brother
Track #14 – Mint Royale – Rock And Roll Bar
Track #15 – Fatboy Slim – Love Island & Fucking in Heaven
Track #16 – Daft Punk – Around The World
Track #17 – Mr. Spring – Blaxxtraxx 3 (Funky Nassau)
Track #18 – Comment #2
Track #19 – Loop Da Loop – Miracle Maker
Track #20 – Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat
Track #21 – Pills – Rock Me
Part2 – Fatboy Slim:
Track #01 – Scanty Sandwitch – Because Of You
Track #02 – Leftfield – Phat Planet (Dave Clarke Remix)
Track #03 – Mr X. & Mr Y. – 1956
Track #04 – ??? – ???
Track #05 – Mint Royale – Form Rusholme With Love
Track #06 – Fatboy Slim – The Satisfaction Skank
Track #07 – Mighty Dub Katz – Just Another Groove (Kitch Bitch 2 Remix)
Track #08 – Groove Armada – I See You Baby
Track #09 – ??? – ???
Track #10 – That Kid Chris – Big Time
Track #11 – Comment #3
Track #12 – That Kid Chris – Big Time
Track #13 – Jungle Brothers – Girl I'll House You
Track #14 – Armand Van Helden – The Funk Phenomena
Track #15 – ??? – ??? & AVH – You Don't Know Me
Track #16 – Son of a Cheeky Boy – Comma
Track #17 – ??? – ???
Track #18 – CLS – Can You Feel It
Track #19 – ??? – ???
Track #20 – Black Science Orchestra – New Jersey Deep
Track #21 – Tori Amos – Professional Widow (Armand Van Helden Remix)
Track #22 – Faith Evans – Love Like This Before (Crooklyn Cran Remix)
Track #23 – Beastie Boys – Body Movin' (Fatboy Slim Remix)
Track #24 – Eminem – My Name Is
Track #25 – ?Ed Rush? – ???
Track #26 – Prodigy – Out Of Space
Part3 – Versus:
Track #01 – Herman Kelly – Let's Dance To The Drummer's Beat
Track #02 – The Mohawks – The Champ
Track #03 – ??? – ???
Track #04 – Bassbin Twins – Out Of Hand
Track #05 – ??? – ???
Track #06 – Fatboy Slim – The Rockafeller Skank & ??? – ???
Track #07 – Fatboy Slim – Everybody Loves A Carnival
Track #08 – Jimmy Hendrix – Crosstown Traffic
Track #09 – Last Comment, End of The Show
Review
A Date With Destiny – Fatboy Slim vs. Armand van Helden
Big Beat Boutique
Brixton Academy – Friday 11th June 1999. Cut La Roc Support
The camera crews at the door indicate that something very special is happening tonight, as you walk upto Brixton Acadamy past hundreds of fans desperate to get their hands on the last few tickets for a once in a lifetime opportunity to see two of the worlds biggest DJs in action – at the same time. Cut La Roc is already entertaining the quickly expanding crowd on the dance floor (there is no stage or anything like that – just a full scale rotating boxing ring, with a huge rig of video screens hovering above it. Throughout the night these screens are filled with live streams of the DJs in action, and the resultant ker-azy dancing from the people lucky enough to be ring-side. Like me. Full shots of my face were subjected to the thousands of die-hard fatboy-fans, at least twenty or thirty times we looked up to see our faces the size of a two story building – it pays to get there early for a gig like this. Cut La Roc seemed to have a great time warming the crowd up – he’s one of the friendliest DJs I have met in recent times – it was strange that I was one of only a handful of people interested in talking to him as he was packing his gear up, as he has the world record breaking talent to be one of the big stars of the future – from Skint’s beginnings he’s always been second only to Fatboy Slim as far as I’m concerned, and his new mix album FSUK4* reiterates this.
To much applause and cheering, Armand Van Helden enters the ring from one side, accompanied by an understandably large group of security men, and a geezer wielding the star-spangled banner. The unexpectedly short Van Helden drops his silk gown and removes his boxing gloves to reveal he’s dressed up for the part – customised basketball top, loads of jewellery – everything about him says ‘I’m trendy, me’. On the giant video screens we now see Norman Cook entering the ring from the other side of the arena. The crowd goes radio rental. Norman disrobes to reveal.. a Hawaiian shirt and jeans… and no-one bats an eye-lid. Norm and Armand start the theatrics at the front of the ring – forehead against forehead they stare each other out during the coin-toss to decide who will attempt to win over the crowd for an hour with their Dj-ing skills first. Armand wins the toss and elects to go first, and immediately sets about playing an impressive hour-long set of new york house an garage, starting with his forthcoming single The Boogie Monster. However impressed the crowd is with Armand’s DJ antics, they don’t really get going until he plays his number one hit single You Don’t Know Me, then die down again until Brixton boys Basement Jaxx’ Rendez-vu is dropped as a set closer.
To yet more applause Norman Cook arrives, and thrusts a litre bottle of vodka in the air – the crowd respond to every action he makes – Fatboy Slim is the Robbie Williams of the DJ world – a natural performer, with heaps of talent. On the dance-floor a whole different mood has been created just by Norman’s appearance – everyone spent the whole hour jumping up and down like an extremely happy yo-yo. Tracks incorporated in probably the best hour of live mixing I’ve heard all year, included that Des Lynam cover of Rockafeller Skank, Fucking In Heaven, Chemical Brother’s Hey Boy Hey Girl, Leftfield’s Phat Planet, Everybody Needs A 303, Right Here Right Now, Fatboy Eminem (Hi My Name Is The Funk Soul Brother), Satisfaction Skank (I Can’t Get No Funk Soul Brother), Kung Fu Fighting, and even the Kinks made a much welcomed appearance towards the end of the set.
After 4 hours, what we’d all been waiting for began – Ambidextrous – Armand Van Helden on the right deck, Fatboy Slim on the left deck for two hours, non-stop tunes from the likes of Bob Marley, plus many other peculiar choices including TLC – No Scrubs, Jungle Brothers – I’ll House You ‘98, Tori Amos – Professional Widow, Wildchild – Renegade Master (Original), You Don’t Know Me (Again), and Praise You as a very fitting finish to the event of the year. Although most people considered it to be Norman’s night, it wouldn’t have been half as fun without Armand (With his endless supply of tricks, including slowing do wn one record to about 10BPM, then speeding it back up to 300BPM or so, whilst mixing it with another top track) or Cut La Roc for that matter – as there was effectively two hours of Fatboy Slim, we didn’t get bored for one minute.
copyright francis madeira 1999
ive had a go with the tracklist
New Musical Express (27 March 1999)
if the set on that links is as its been described on tracklist by woka then you have incomplete version! before ‘son off cheeky boy’ fatboy played about 4 tunes.
Part 2: Fatboy Slim…
Track #9 – Armand Van Helden – Phreeknik (B-Side To ‘Koochi’) (Though with added vocal samples)
Thats all I can help with I’m afraid
I love this mix; just a little comment on part 2:
Between #12 That Kid Chris – Big Time and Jungle Brothers, there’s another track around 33:10: some dance-remix of Oye Como Va (originally by Tito Puente and also covered by Santana).
Anybody knows the artist to fill in the gap?
Hi Pipo,
The track you’re talking about IS ‘Big Time’ by That Kid Chris, ‘Big Time’ is based on a sample of Tito Puente and a vocal sample of Al Pacino in ‘Carlito’s Way’. Thanks for your help though…
Darko
A while back I found this tracklisting. I hope it helps.
Part 1 [63:53]
01 [00:00-00:47] Armand van Helden – Intro
02 [00:48-05:28] Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat [No Disc – ND 199]
03 [05:29-11:04] Armand van Helden – The Boogie Monster [Armed – ZARM 06]
04 [11:05-15:39] Soul Grabber Part 4 – Motocross Madness [White Label]
05 [15:40-18:40] Basement Jaxx – Red Alert [XL – JAXL 001]
06 [18:41-21:10] Grant Phabao – TUB [Pro-Zak Trax – 19806]
07 [21:11-26:45] Armand van Helden ft. DJ Sneak – Psychic Bounty Killaz [ZYX Music – ZYX 8653-8]
08 [26:46-29:10] ID
09 [29:11-33:23] ID
10 [33:24-40:35] Armand van Helden ft. Duane Harden – U Don’t Know Me [FFRR – FX 357]
11 [40:36-43:29] Basement Jaxx – Rendez-vu [Rise – 042]
12 [43:30-44:00] Fatboy Slim – Intro
13 [44:01-44:32] Freddy Fresh – Badder Badder Schwing [Eye Q – EYE UK 040]
14 [44:33-45:27] Des Lynam – The Funk Soul Brother [White Label]
15 [45:28-49:42] Mint Royale – Rock And Roll Bar [Faith & Hope – FHLP 0011]
16 [49:43-53:23] Fatboy Slim – Love Island & Fatboy Slim – Fucking In Heaven [Skint – SKI 491973 1]
17 [53:24-56:48] ID & Daft Punk – Around The World [Virgin – VST 1633]
18 [56:49-60:35] Mr. Spring – Blaxxtraxx 3 (Funky Nassau) [West 2 – 0091900 W 2 R]
19 [60:36-61:25] Loop Da Loop – Miracle Maker [Manifesto – MIRDJ 1]
20 [61:26-61:44] Mr. Oizo – Flat Beat [No Disc – ND 199]
21 [61:45-63:53] ID
Part 2 [68:00]
22 [00:00-05:54] Scanty Sandwich – Because Of You [Southern Fried – ECB 18]
23 [05:55-08:21] Leftfield & Afrika Bambaataa – Phat Planet (Dave Clarke Remix) [Hard Hands – HAND 057 T]
24 [08:22-11:53] ID & Mr. X & Mr. Y – 1956 [Loud & Slow – 7 SLOW]
25 [11:54-16:52] Mint Royale – From Rushmore With Love [Faith & Hope – FHLP 0011]
26 [16:53-22:19] Fatboy Slim ft. The Rolling Stones – The Satisfaction Skank [White Label]
27 [22:20-25:04] Mighty Dub Katz – Just Another Groove (The Master Blaster Remix) [Smile – SM-9054-0]
28 [25:05-27:49] Groove Armada – I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim Remix) [Pepper – 0530430 P 1]
29 [27:50-31:09] ID
30 [31:10-33:50] That Kid Chris – Big Time (Carlito’s Dream) [Lifted – LR 2001] & Tito Puente Jr & The Latin Rhythm – Oye Como Va [MCA – PROMO]
31 [33:51-35:55] The Jungle Brothers – Girl I’ll House You [Warlock – WAR-233]
32 [35:56-42:35] Armand van Helden – The Funk Phenomena (Remix)
33 [42:36-43:34] ID & Armand van Helden ft. Duane Harden – U Don’t Know Me [FFRR – FX 357]
34 [43:53-46:34] Comma – Son Of A Cheeky Boy [Vicious Grooves – VG 12004]
35 [46:35-49:03] CLS – Can You Feel It [Strictly Rhythm – SR 12 069]
36 [49:04-53:08] Black Science Orchestra – New Jersey Deep [FFRR – PR 12 308-1]
37 [53:09-55:16] Tori Amos – Professional Widow (Armands Star Trunk Funkin Mix) [Atlantic – A 5450 T]
38 [55:17-56:46] Faith Evans – Love Like This Before (Crooklyn Clan Remix) [White Label]
39 [56:47-58:33] Beastie Boys – Body Movin (Fatboy Slim Remix) [Capitol – 7243 8 58740 1 7]
40 [58:34-62:25] Eminem – My Name Is (Remix) [White Label – Shady]
41 [62:26-65:34] ID
42 [65:35-68:00] Prodigy – Out Of Space [XL – XLT 035]
Part 3 [21:35]
43 [00:00-03:48] Herman Kelly & Life – Dance To The Drummers Beat [Simply Vynil – S 12 DJ-003]
44 [03:49-05:36] ID
45 [05:37-08:10] ID
46 [08:11-10:59] Bassbin Twins – Out Of Hand [Southern Fried – ECB 13]
47 [11:00-13:00] ID
48 [13:01-15:10] Fatboy Slim – The Rockafeller Skank [Skint – 35]
49 [15:11-19:24] Fatboy Slim – Everybody Loves A Carnival [Skint – 31]
50 [19:25-21:35] Jimi Hendrix – Crosstown Traffic [White Label]
THX MrNYC
Surely this is a different tune? I’ve been searching for it for years…
Part 2
> Track #14.5 Mix starts 41:30 Breaks @ 43:31- "give it to me"
can someone plz put me out of my misery with pt2 track 15 before you dont know me, and the apache sampled track 17 ive been after them since then,i cant find another tracklist anywhere :-C
On armands set the track b4 you don’t know me is Dj Falcon – Untitled (Roule). Not sure if this is the track you’re after but it’s not listed on any tracklists I’ve found.
hello Judgejules, thanks for the tune ID , i think it’s complete this other try of this unfinished tracklist ;) (i reactived this link from a deleted FATwii , maybe one day i’ll merge all the sources)
nog, I think you are after the same tune as me!
gav , im betting its summat he knocked up himself,and the only person who’ll know is him :( also i really need to know the 1 before son of a cheeky boy and i cant even lay my hands on a copy of a son of a cheeky boy either!
I have been looking for a copy of this for years!!! Thank you Thank you thank you!!!
I love this set!! Was the same day as my birthday!!! Birngs back some memories!!
17 [53:24-56:48] ID & Daft Punk – Around The World [Virgin – VST 1633]
this is
Sub sub vs daft punk – Ain’t no love around the world ( pussy 2000 remix)
Thanks Dixie :)
part 1 21 61:45-63:53 Pills- Rock Me
Can you tell me please? Where i can get this tracks in good quality??? It`s wery important for me)) Thank you!!
Any… What track ??? All Live record ? :-/
Video by vaskonetkovski
https://youtu.be/US3Y0sz7iV4
Hi all,
Well this is blast from the past, great video though vaskonetkovski!
I’ve got most of the tracklisting on MP3 & some on Vinyl, I’ll list some of the links below so if anyone is interested in anything then PM me (or go through Discogs ;) )
So… According to the tracklisting above…
Armand Van Helden – Boogie Monster
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=Darko3.16&st=&q=Boogie+Monster
Basement Jaxx – Rendez Vous
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=Darko3.16&st=&q=Basement+Jaxx
Freddy Fresh & Fatboy Slim – Badder Badder Schwing
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=Darko3.16&st=&q=Badder+Badder+Schwing
Mr Spring – Blaxxtraxx 3 (Funky Nassau)
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=Darko3.16&st=&q=Mr+Spring
Scanty Sandwich – Because Of You
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=Darko3.16&st=&q=Scanty+Sandwich
(Not Son Of But…) Cheeky Boy – Cheeky Boy EP http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=Darko3.16&st=&q=cheeky+boy
As I mentioned before, I’ve got many other tracks from this set on MP3 – recorded from original vinyl which I’ve since sold on – so again, if anyone’s interested just drop me a PM and I’ll see what I can do.
Also, my entire ‘Shop’ is on the board here: http://normancook.info/board/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=676
I hope to hear from people soon.
D
:D
part 2, track 25 = Shy Fx – Bambaataa
you know what would be great? A vinyl version of
Track #15 – Fatboy Slim – Love Island & Fucking in Heaven
Both Love Island and Fucking in Heaven are on this vinyl – The whole LP is just fantastic:
http://www.discogs.com/Fatboy-Slim-Youve-Come-A-Long-Way-Baby/release/202383
part2, track 4 = drumattic twins – keep it rockin’
:))
Thanks!
Btw, the part three starts with not “Herman Kelly” but Double D & Steinski’s “Lesson 3” (a complex mash-up). And The Mohawks goes before that.