Norman Cook, better known as Fatboy Slim, has been making music for over thirty years. A read through his long discography will give you some idea of Cook's continual reinvention from indie rock, to punk, to hip hop to house – the man is a true veteran. Although Cook might be a self-confessed musical magpie, he's managed to leave his mark in one way or another in all the genres he's dabbled with over the years.As it turns out, Cook's home is a veritable treasure throve of rave memorabilia and vintage production equipment. In this documentary, presented by Bose, the legendary producer and DJ gives a tour of his, mostly unchanged, studio – complete with a boxy desktop PC and floppy disc collection. Cook also demonstrates how he made his biggest hit "The Rockafeller Skank", chats with Skint Records co-founder Damian Harris about big beat and reminisces about the early days of his and Gareth Hansome's Boutique clubnight in Brighton.