Well, probably the last post of the year. I wish you all the best for 2008.
Don't know what are your resolutions for the next year. Personnaly, i have several. The essential is to have fun & cool year .

My resolutions for 2008:

1. See Norman in Live.
2. Buy the new album of Norman.
3. Find a girlfriend, fan of fbs (i will probably import one from Brazil LOL )
4. Update normancook.info (non updated since july 2007)
5. Made of normancook.info, a first official fan website.
6. Find a new job in my real life.
7. Moving house.
8. Stop boring my friends with fatboy slim.
9. Made other(s) non fbs website(s).
10. … Stop write uninteresting posts!

So now, champagne!

FND.

''Your life is too influenced by Fatboy Slim.. and it will be more and more in 2008!"

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Fatboy Slim is tipped to make a return to the shores of Loch Ness in 2008 to headline the Highland music festival he started two years ago.

Online chatrooms and websites about Rock Ness are circulating rumours that the DJ, real name Norman Cook, will headline the two-day event at Dores, on June 7 and 8.

Also tipped to headline one night are infamous dance act Prodigy, whose singles include Firestarter and Smack My Bitch Up. Other acts being mentioned to appear are Faithless and Underworld.

Fatboy Slim launched the first festival – then lasting just one day – in 2006.

It attracted 20,000 fans to the Loch Ness-side village for performances by Skye-born Mylo, Radio One's Carl Cox and Slam.

This year's event was expanded to two days, with 35,000 people attending each day. The Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk and the Manic Street Preachers all appeared.

But there was also controversy when Paul Litterick, a 39-year-old company director from Dundee, was found dead in his car after a suspected drugs overdose.

In September, Cook vowed to appear at the 2008 festival. He said at the time: "I was a little miffed I was not invited back to do the second RockNess. I figured it was my idea, so I thought I had claimed Loch Ness in the way I claimed Brighton beach, but apparently not.

"I was very disappointed. I apologise to everyone who thought I would play, but there is a strong likelihood I will be back next year."
 

source: www.thisisnorthscotland.co.uk