Beef Wellington - Feel Fantabulous

Label:
Catalog#:
8TH 002 CD
Format:
CD
Country:
US
Released:
2002
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Downtempo, Acid Jazz, Trip Hop

Tracklist

1   Feel Fantabulous X
    Featuring - Aahmean , Mellissa Mya , Oddizhe , Organic , Swamburger
2   Dedication X
    Featuring - Mellissa Mya
3   What U Laughin At? X
4   Threes X
    Featuring - Alex Sarton , Swamburger
5   Slightly Elevated X
    Featuring - Alex Sarton , Swamburger
6   Beefstreet X
7   Grain Of Sand X
    Featuring - Dejon
8   All I Need X
    Featuring - Mellissa Mya
9   Boys & Girls X
10   Better 2 Groove X
    Featuring - Swamburger
11   Tacet X
12   Where's The Beef X
    Featuring - Swamburger
13   Everlasting X
14   New God X
    Featuring - Alex Sarton , Swamburger
15   From The One 2 X
    Featuring - Alex Sarton , Rome , Swamburger , Timeless

Notes

Executive Producers: Gerard Mitchell and Michael Donaldson.

Art Design: B. Wood.

Photo: Pimp Daddy Nash
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by stub004 Dec 01, 2007
I stumbled onto this only recently after finding Fila Brazilia's remix of "Sightly Elevated" and deciding to check out the original.

Very cool album - party music indeed.

Funk, Jazz, House and Hip-Hop are all embodied in some form or another here, generally very funky; the perfect kind of music to play in the late afternoon/early evening at a laid back bar.

This is the kind of stuff that everyone and anyone can enjoy, even those not interested in electronic music.
Rated 3/5
Review by scoundrel Jun 30, 2004 (edited over 5 years ago)
Beef Wellington’s debut, Feel Fantabulous, doesn’t stray far from its trip hop and acid jazz roots, but it’s a mighty tree. The funk is in full effect on “Dedication,” while “Threes,” which appeared on a Pork compilation, is downtempo magic, with a breathless rap to push it along. Vocalist Melissa Mya adds shot of soul right into the veins: “All I Need” is downtown funk. “Slightly Elevated” has some nice horn work, while “Tacet” is much more delicate and quiet. “Where’s the Beef” takes you back to party funk without a doubt. While the album as a whole flows well, there seems to be something missing, that extra ingredient that would take it to the next level. Still, it’s great party music, so don’t be shy to throw it on your platter.
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