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Absolutely Fabulous
Soundtrack
Genre: Soundtracks

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Beautiful Life - Ace Of Base
2. Dalida - Il Venait Dacor 18 Ans
3. California Dreamin - The Mamas And The Papas
4. Wonderful Life - Black
5. Tout Eclate Tout Explose - Claude Francois
6. Total Eclipse - Rosenstoltz
7. Planet Claire - The B52s
8. Homme Sweet Homme - Zazie
9. Becassine (Rap French Version) - Chantal Goya
10. Champagne Champagne - Vanessa Amorosi
11. Epaule Tattoo - Etienne Daho
12. A Whiter Shade Of Pale - Procol Harum
13. Champagne Champagne (Version Slow)
14. Teknolutly Fabulous
15. The Fleche
16. Guru Bar
17. Mother
18. Fanfare

CD Details

All Artists: Absolutely Fabulous
Title: Soundtrack
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 6/12/2000
Album Type: Import, Soundtrack
Genre: Soundtracks
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766487946223

Synopsis

Album Description

Exclusive French soundtrack for the once massively popular 'Absolutely Fabulous' UK TV series. Having just been made into a motion picture in France, Universal releases the movie's soundtrack featuring, Vanessa Amorosi 'Champagne Champagne', Chantal Goya 'BTcassine (remix)', The Mamas & The Papas 'California Dreamin', Dalida 'Il Venait D'Avoir18 Ans', Ace Of Base 'Beautiful Life', Procol Harum 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale', Claude Francois 'Tout Eclate Tout Explose', Black 'Wonderful Life', 'Rosenstolz/Marc Almond 'Total Eclipse', Zazie 'Homme Sweet Homme', Kiss 'I Was Made For Loving You', The B52's 'Planet Claire', Serge Gainsbourg 'Je T'aime Moi Non Plus', Etienne Daho 'Epaule Tattoo', Wolfgang Press 'The Wedding' & Champagne Champagne 'Instrumental Version'. A must piece for all the lingering die-hard fans out there! Please note, the French title of this on the artwork is 'Absolument Fabuleux'. 2001.

CD Reviews

Absolutment Boring

Brian Hughes | WTUL-FM, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States | 06/23/2003

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Hoping for something akin to the fun, peppy tunes we all enjoyed in the TV series, I grabbed this so-called "soundtrack" to a French AbFab rip-off . Even the French admit it was a miserable attempt to capture the fun and spirit of the British series. The soundtrack is mostly pop-schlock and old standards. Ho hum. There is a handful of original soundtrack source music, but except for the pleasant "Champagne Champagne (slow version)," it's all variations of the same low-tech techno and it all sounds drearily alike. And nowhere is there even a variation of the beloved "Wheels on Fire" theme. Save your Euros, sweetie darling."