The Chemical Brothers

UK first press 1997. Records play with a crackle in places. Sleeve has minor shelf wear
The Chems at their peak - big beat perfected, bottled, and blasted at anyone within a five-mile radius. From Block Rockin’ Beats to Setting Sun it’s just wall-to-wall chaos, the kind of record that makes you want to buy a strobe light for your living room. Every track feels like it was designed to blow the roof off a festival tent while making your dad mutter “that’s just noise.” Essential, timeless, and still makes most modern dance music sound polite. FFO: Fatboy Slim before he went family friendly, Underworld on cheap speed, Daft Punk if they’d grown up in Manchester, and anyone who’s ever tried to play air synths at 3am.