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Track List
01) Superstylin'
02) If Everybody Looked the Same
03) I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim radio edit)
04) At the River
05) My Friend
06) Take Me Home
07) Purple Haze
08) Madder
09) Chicago
10) Easy
11) Think Twice...
12) Inside My Mind (Blue Skies)
13) Little by Little
14) But I Feel Good
01) Superstylin'
02) If Everybody Looked the Same
03) I See You Baby (Fatboy Slim radio edit)
04) At the River
05) My Friend
06) Take Me Home
07) Purple Haze
08) Madder
09) Chicago
10) Easy
11) Think Twice...
12) Inside My Mind (Blue Skies)
13) Little by Little
14) But I Feel Good
6:02
3:39
4:05
6:33
5:01
3:45
4:03
5:21
7:22
5:52
6:00
7:58
5:30
5:21
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First Released
2004
Electronic
Epic
Electronic
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The Best of Groove Armada charts the success of one of the UK's most popular dance acts. Featuring the biggest hits from their last three albums, this anthology of their time on the Jive label is packed with downbeat and upbeat anthems, and an array of music as heard in film, television and radio.
The subdued intro and trombone melody of "Superstylin" opens the collection softly with the now legendary bassline kicking in for a perfect euphoric moment. Other upbeat anthems include the piano house of "If Everybody Looked the Same", the Fatboy Slim mix of Gramma Funk's "I See You Baby" (both of which have been used to sell cars) and the more recent disco hit, "Easy". However, although Tom Findlay and Andy Kato pack dance floors every weekend, it's their downbeat soul that receives most attention, partly due to the "chillout" explosion of 2000 that made "At the River" a classic of the genre. With their last album Lovebox, GA showed a more versatile, band-influenced side with songs like the Status Quo sampling "Purple Haze", the rocky "Madder" and fun-loving ska of "But I feel Good".
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The Best of Groove Armada charts the success of one of the UK's most popular dance acts. Featuring the biggest hits from their last three albums, this anthology of their time on the Jive label is packed with downbeat and upbeat anthems, and an array of music as heard in film, television and radio.
The subdued intro and trombone melody of "Superstylin" opens the collection softly with the now legendary bassline kicking in for a perfect euphoric moment. Other upbeat anthems include the piano house of "If Everybody Looked the Same", the Fatboy Slim mix of Gramma Funk's "I See You Baby" (both of which have been used to sell cars) and the more recent disco hit, "Easy". However, although Tom Findlay and Andy Kato pack dance floors every weekend, it's their downbeat soul that receives most attention, partly due to the "chillout" explosion of 2000 that made "At the River" a classic of the genre. With their last album Lovebox, GA showed a more versatile, band-influenced side with songs like the Status Quo sampling "Purple Haze", the rocky "Madder" and fun-loving ska of "But I feel Good".
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