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Track List
01) Man in a Suitcase: Main Titles
02) The Riverboat Song
03) Place Your Hands
04) Going for Gold
05) Good Enough
06) You're Gorgeous
07) Regret
08) Wake Up Boo
09) Inbetweener
10) Brimful of Asha (Norman Cook remix single ve
11) You Get What You Give (radio edit)
12) Step On
13) Halo
14) North Country Boy
15) Love Is the Law
16) Erase/Rewind
17) Sunflower
18) Pumping on Your Stereo
19) She Said
20) Babies
21) A Man in a Suitcase
Cd 2
01) Reverend Black Grape
02) Hush
03) A Design for Life
04) Beautiful Ones
05) Ready to Go (original mix)
06) Local Boy in the Photograph
07) Old Red Eyes Is Back
08) Female of the Species
09) Scooby Snacks
10) Slight Return
11) Goldfinger
12) Can't See Me
13) Wide Open Space
14) Mr. E's Beautiful Blues
15) Waterfront (single version)
16) She's a Star
17) Walkaway
18) Mulder and Scully (album version)
19) Jumping Jack Flash (live from TFI Friday, London /
01) Man in a Suitcase: Main Titles
02) The Riverboat Song
03) Place Your Hands
04) Going for Gold
05) Good Enough
06) You're Gorgeous
07) Regret
08) Wake Up Boo
09) Inbetweener
10) Brimful of Asha (Norman Cook remix single ve
11) You Get What You Give (radio edit)
12) Step On
13) Halo
14) North Country Boy
15) Love Is the Law
16) Erase/Rewind
17) Sunflower
18) Pumping on Your Stereo
19) She Said
20) Babies
21) A Man in a Suitcase
Cd 2
01) Reverend Black Grape
02) Hush
03) A Design for Life
04) Beautiful Ones
05) Ready to Go (original mix)
06) Local Boy in the Photograph
07) Old Red Eyes Is Back
08) Female of the Species
09) Scooby Snacks
10) Slight Return
11) Goldfinger
12) Can't See Me
13) Wide Open Space
14) Mr. E's Beautiful Blues
15) Waterfront (single version)
16) She's a Star
17) Walkaway
18) Mulder and Scully (album version)
19) Jumping Jack Flash (live from TFI Friday, London /
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To celebrate the return of Chris Evans and TFI Friday to our screens on 12th June, this album is packed with the original versions of tracks that were performed on the show during its run from 1996 – 2000 and defined this era. Featuring Ocean Colour Scene, Pulp, Cast, The Charlatans, Catatonia, Stereophonics, James and of course the theme, Man In A Suitcase.
If I was rating this purely as a compilation of Britpop songs (which, well - it is), I would have to give this new double collection five stars. Most of the notable names from the era, apart from Blur and Oasis (both of which were ironically THE biggest) are here. There have been many similar compilations in the past, and I don't doubt that there will be so many more to come, which makes me wish that it could have just lived upto it's name of 'TFI Friday - The Album' more.
Although all of the bands here did indeed all play on Chris Evans' Channel 4's 'TFI Friday' programme throughout it's original 1996 to 2000 run, all of the songs, with just one exception, are the easy-to-find studio versions. The one exception is Shed Seven's cover of The Rolling Stones' classic 'Jumping Jack Flash', quite a rarity in itself (it was only released as a B side to one of their singles), but it's the live version from TFI that we are given here. So why just the one then? This is certainly a missed opportunity, the compilation could have been very different to the 'norm', offering us music fans something new, and make us more than happy to cough up the cash, but alas, it's just virtually the same as countless others.
So, if you don't already have a multi-artist Britpop compilation filled with the era defining hits, 'TFI Friday - The Album' is a great one to start off with. Those of us who do, and own these songs so many times over (including on the band's original studio albums of course), might well be disappointed by the lack of live recordings up on offer here.
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To celebrate the return of Chris Evans and TFI Friday to our screens on 12th June, this album is packed with the original versions of tracks that were performed on the show during its run from 1996 – 2000 and defined this era. Featuring Ocean Colour Scene, Pulp, Cast, The Charlatans, Catatonia, Stereophonics, James and of course the theme, Man In A Suitcase.
If I was rating this purely as a compilation of Britpop songs (which, well - it is), I would have to give this new double collection five stars. Most of the notable names from the era, apart from Blur and Oasis (both of which were ironically THE biggest) are here. There have been many similar compilations in the past, and I don't doubt that there will be so many more to come, which makes me wish that it could have just lived upto it's name of 'TFI Friday - The Album' more.
Although all of the bands here did indeed all play on Chris Evans' Channel 4's 'TFI Friday' programme throughout it's original 1996 to 2000 run, all of the songs, with just one exception, are the easy-to-find studio versions. The one exception is Shed Seven's cover of The Rolling Stones' classic 'Jumping Jack Flash', quite a rarity in itself (it was only released as a B side to one of their singles), but it's the live version from TFI that we are given here. So why just the one then? This is certainly a missed opportunity, the compilation could have been very different to the 'norm', offering us music fans something new, and make us more than happy to cough up the cash, but alas, it's just virtually the same as countless others.
So, if you don't already have a multi-artist Britpop compilation filled with the era defining hits, 'TFI Friday - The Album' is a great one to start off with. Those of us who do, and own these songs so many times over (including on the band's original studio albums of course), might well be disappointed by the lack of live recordings up on offer here.
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