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Fatboy Slim - Star 69 (What The Fk) FLAC album

Fatboy Slim - Star 69 (What The Fk) FLAC album

Tracklist

Star 69 5:57
Star 69 (Timo Maas Remix) 7:10
Star 69 (DJ Delite) 2:46

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SKINT 64, SKINT64 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(12") Skint, Skint SKINT 64, SKINT64 UK 2001
STAR 69R Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(12", Unofficial) Not On Label (Fatboy Slim) STAR 69R UK 2000
SKINT64R Fatboy Slim Star 69 (Clean Edit) ‎(CD, Single, Smplr) Skint SKINT64R Europe 2001
671063 5 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice ‎(CD, Maxi, Enh, CD2) Skint 671063 5 Australia 2001
SKINT64XCD Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) (The Remixes) ‎(CD, Single, CD2) Skint SKINT64XCD UK 2001
ASW38777-0 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) (The Remixes) ‎(CD, Single, Enh) Astralwerks ASW38777-0 US 2001
SKI 671119 5 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice - CD 2 ‎(CD, Maxi, Enh) Skint SKI 671119 5 Europe 2001
SKI 671119 6 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice ‎(12") Skint SKI 671119 6 Europe 2001
SKI 671119 1 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice ‎(CD, Maxi) Skint SKI 671119 1 Europe 2001
SKI 671119 2 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice ‎(CD, Maxi, CD1) Skint SKI 671119 2 Europe 2001
671063.2 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice ‎(CD, Maxi, CD1) Skint Records 671063.2 Australia 2001
SKI 671119 9 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) / Weapon Of Choice ‎(CD, Maxi, Enh) Skint SKI 671119 9 France 2001
69 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(12", S/Sided, Promo, W/Lbl) Not On Label (Fatboy Slim) 69 UK 2001
ASW 69966-1 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(12", W/Lbl) Astralwerks ASW 69966-1 US 2001
skint 64x Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti) Skint skint 64x UK 2001
ASW 38777-1 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(2x12") Astralwerks ASW 38777-1 US 2001
SKINT64CD Fatboy Slim Star 69 (What The F**k) ‎(CD, Single, Enh, CD1) Skint SKINT64CD UK 2001
Skint 64 Fatboy Slim Star 69 ‎(12", W/Lbl) Skint Skint 64 UK 2001
ASW 50460-1 Fatboy Slim Star 69 ‎(2x12") Astralwerks ASW 50460-1 US 2001
SKINT64P, SKINT64XP Fatboy Slim Star 69 ‎(2x12", Promo) Skint, Skint SKINT64P, SKINT64XP UK 2001
SKINT64CDP Fatboy Slim Star 69 ‎(CD, Single, Promo) Skint SKINT64CDP Europe 2001
SKINT154D Fatboy Slim vs. Funkagenda Fatboy Slim vs. Funkagenda - What The Fuck ‎(4xFile, MP3, 320) Skint SKINT154D UK 2008
671063 6 Fatboy Slim Star 69 (Vlegel Remix 2009) ‎(12") Sony Music Entertainment (Australia) 671063 6 Australia 2009
SKINT190 Fatboy Slim Vs ThomasGold* Fatboy Slim Vs ThomasGold* - Star 69 - Thomas Gold 2010 Remixes ‎(12") Skint SKINT190 UK 2010
SKINT190D Fatboy Slim Vs Thomas Gold Fatboy Slim Vs Thomas Gold - Star 69 ‎(3xFile, MP3) Skint SKINT190D UK 2010
SKINT 64 Fatboy Slim Star 69 ‎(12") Skint SKINT 64 UK Unknown
Star 69 R Fatboy Slim Star 69 Remix ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sta) Not On Label Star 69 R Unknown
UK21 Fatboy Slim What Tha Fuck ‎(12", S/Sided, Promo) Not On Label UK21 UK Unknown


Fatboy Slim - Star 69 (What The Fk) FLAC album

Musician performer: Fatboy Slim

Title: Star 69 (What The Fk)

Country: UK

Date of release: 2000

Style: Breaks, Techno

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1527 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 329

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Fatboy Slim Breaks Techno 2000 UK

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CONVERSE
Some versions had a sticker on the white cover sayin this is the "Timo Maas Mix" But which mixes from Timo is unknown, and I don't know?
CONVERSE
Some versions had a sticker on the white cover sayin this is the "Timo Maas Mix" But which mixes from Timo is unknown, and I don't know?
Mr.Bean
Sampling the vocal of Fatboy Slim's "Star 69", Funkagenda's track has established automatic recognition ensuring that it doesn't just disappear into the sea of so many similar sounding tech-house records produced today. "What The Fuck" has a definite funky feel to it, thanks to a series of click samples, a big bassey beat and just generally being heavily rhythmic. It breaks down shortly quite near the beginning (there is a longer one later on) to introduce us to the vocal loop: "They know what is what, but they don't know what is what, what the fuck?", What The Fuck being exactly my thinking too, before cracking on, building on itself with electronic water trickling sounds and beeps, bleeps and hisses. The Funkagenda Remix is definitely the most anthemic and dance floor friendly with its clear breakdown. Kim Fai offers a much deeper and more minimal version of the track, while the Maxie Devine & Veerus Remix sits somewhere in the middle.
Mr.Bean
Sampling the vocal of Fatboy Slim's "Star 69", Funkagenda's track has established automatic recognition ensuring that it doesn't just disappear into the sea of so many similar sounding tech-house records produced today. "What The Fuck" has a definite funky feel to it, thanks to a series of click samples, a big bassey beat and just generally being heavily rhythmic. It breaks down shortly quite near the beginning (there is a longer one later on) to introduce us to the vocal loop: "They know what is what, but they don't know what is what, what the fuck?", What The Fuck being exactly my thinking too, before cracking on, building on itself with electronic water trickling sounds and beeps, bleeps and hisses. The Funkagenda Remix is definitely the most anthemic and dance floor friendly with its clear breakdown. Kim Fai offers a much deeper and more minimal version of the track, while the Maxie Devine & Veerus Remix sits somewhere in the middle.
Kage
The Clean Edit is a different version than the album version (it doesn't just remove the f word). It has some new instruments and is arranged differently. All in all it works very well. The X-Press 2 remix is squared off and club-ready. They do a good job at that but it's nothing more. DJ Godfather, however, mixes the shit out of the track. When I first put that track on I was immediately impressed. It maintains the energetic techy vibe from start to finish and my only complaint is that it finishes too early; if only it were 4 minutes longer! The Full Version of Star 69 has a different intro and outro to the album version (nothing amazing, but its nice to have a solid intro and outro) but the meat of the track remains the same. It's very dancable with serious bass, acid soaked instruments and pounding beat; you've heard it a million times... Weapon Of Choice is the same as the album version with a few differences. The vocals are much less distorted on this release, which I think suits the track much more as it sounds smoother and funkier. The outro is just a looped scratching sound instead of the screaming nonsense on the album. For an instrumental of this same track, check out the Camber Sands EP. Overall, this is a great release with every track being solid in their own way. There is no filler here. No, "1. Club Mix, 2. Club Mix Instrumental, 3. Club Mix Edit, 4. Club Mix With Jimmy On Tamborine," bullshit here!
Kage
The Clean Edit is a different version than the album version (it doesn't just remove the f word). It has some new instruments and is arranged differently. All in all it works very well. The X-Press 2 remix is squared off and club-ready. They do a good job at that but it's nothing more. DJ Godfather, however, mixes the shit out of the track. When I first put that track on I was immediately impressed. It maintains the energetic techy vibe from start to finish and my only complaint is that it finishes too early; if only it were 4 minutes longer! The Full Version of Star 69 has a different intro and outro to the album version (nothing amazing, but its nice to have a solid intro and outro) but the meat of the track remains the same. It's very dancable with serious bass, acid soaked instruments and pounding beat; you've heard it a million times... Weapon Of Choice is the same as the album version with a few differences. The vocals are much less distorted on this release, which I think suits the track much more as it sounds smoother and funkier. The outro is just a looped scratching sound instead of the screaming nonsense on the album. For an instrumental of this same track, check out the Camber Sands EP. Overall, this is a great release with every track being solid in their own way. There is no filler here. No, "1. Club Mix, 2. Club Mix Instrumental, 3. Club Mix Edit, 4. Club Mix With Jimmy On Tamborine," bullshit here!
Felhalar
What a beast of a record this is. I usually think that Fatboy Slim is a pile of kak, but this is a superb slice of techno, with the most incredible vocal hook "They just strut, what the fuck". Every home should have at least one copy!
Felhalar
What a beast of a record this is. I usually think that Fatboy Slim is a pile of kak, but this is a superb slice of techno, with the most incredible vocal hook "They just strut, what the fuck". Every home should have at least one copy!