Fun Lovin' Criminals
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History
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Discography

Year

Title

Artist

Type

Label

1998

 Big Day Out Fun Loving Criminals

Single

 Sony

1998

 Love Unlimited Fun Loving Criminals

Single

 Sony
1998 100% Columbian Fun Loving Criminals Album Sony

1997

 Scooby Snacks Fun Loving Criminals

Single

 Sony

1996

 Scooby Snacks Fun Loving Criminals

Single

 Sony

1997

 King Of New York Fun Loving Criminals

Single

 Sony

1996

 Fun Loving Criminal Fun Loving Criminals

Single

 Sony
1996 Come Find Yourself Fun Loving Criminals Album Sony
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Love Unlimited
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Puerto Rican Huey from FLC doesn't have a car - he has a BMX bike, yet he's a member of "The coolest band in the world" as VOX so famously put it. He's also written a song about his dog, and lost 40% of his brilliant debut album Come Find Yourself's royalties to Quentin Tarrantino. Well, this is the come back single, which, at first, sounds a bit pants, but after listening to it endlessly on MTV and Radio 1, I've grown to like it very much. The lyrics talk about how Barry White saved his life - and it's got nothing to do with any heroics by Barry or anything like that, but actually about how Barry White records taught him that women aren't horrible etc.
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