Fun Lovin' Criminals ‎– Come Find Yourself

I really wish it included the original album on vinyl as well as the instrumentals rather than a cd album (would be 5 stars then). The picture discs are really nice though and sound great.

Quiet, flat, well made pressing. Sound quality is good. I'm glad I imported this.

The pre-emption. That phrase certainly went on for Fun Lovin' Criminals. The New York trio knew their debut album Come Find Yourself no longer. In 1996 the Group was even the coolest of the world. The single Scooby Snacks, an irresistible funk rocknummer rigged with tough samples from Tarantino-films, made by The FLC big stars. That is also called to understand. Come Find Yourself actually sounds like a ' taken album. Certainly seven or eight songs sound like a hit. Not bad for a group that said it began with little more than ' a drum machine and a big bag of weed '. Multi-instrumentalist Brian ' Fast ' Leiser shook the catchy refrains from his sleeve. The dark brown voice and street wise lyrics of the former petty criminal Huey Morgan did the rest. In their anthem The Fun Lovin' Criminal laughed the New Yorkers to their success: ' I never take myself too seriously, because everybody knows fat birds don't fly '. In 1996, however, there were very few artists that are so funky and street wise knew to sound like The FLC.