Better Living Through Chemistry wasn't just Fatboy Slim's breakthrough - it helped redefine what electronic music could be in the mainstream. Released in 1996, the album arrived at a pivotal moment in UK club culture, fusing big beat, acid house energy and sample-heavy experimentation into something irreverent, accessible and unmistakably British. Tracks like "Everybody Needs a 303," "Going Out of My Head," and "The Weekend Starts Here" captured the anarchic spirit of the era while laying the foundation for a sound that would dominate late-'90s pop culture. To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Norman Cook's career as Fatboy Slim, BMG will reissue his debut album 'Better Living Through Chemistry', also turning 30 in September. The 2CD will include a bonus disc, b-sides with a brand-new remix with inclusion of the Alexis Petridis liner notes.