Around 1999, Basement Jaxx released their foremost to the full length album, Guide, to wide eclat. Guide includes a "Red Alert", "Rendez Vu", "Jump N' Shout", & "Bingo Bango" singles. "Red Alert" was utilized around the Coca-Cola commercial. Basement Jaxx as well freed Jaxx Unreleased, the compilation of b-sides, remixes, and more assorted poop, around 1999.

Their next to the full length album, 2001's Rooty included singles "Romeo", "Jus 1 Kiss", "Where's Your Head At?", & "Get Me Off". A music video for album opener "Romeo" is the parody of a Bollywood movie. "Where's Your Head At?", which relies in the sample of Gary Numan's "M.E." for its hook, became a immense international hit around 2002 (see 2002 in music) and is maybe Basement Jaxx's better known song. Traktor's videos for "Where's Your Head At?" (monkeys using human being faces) has been praised by Mixmag as the better dance music streaming ever manufactured. Xxtra Cutz was freed upright fallowing Rooty, containing b-sides from either this album's singles.

2003 brought Basement Jaxx's third full length album, Kish Kash, which involved contributions from either Lisa Kekaula (of the Bellrays), Me'shell Ndegeocello, Dizzee Rascal, Cotlyn Jackson, J C Chasez, Siouxsie Sioux, and Phoebe. Kish Kash won a 2004 Grammy for better dance album. From either this album, a tracks "Lucky Star", "Good Luck" & "Plug It In" were freed when singles. A track "Good Luck" was re-freed within 2004, fallowing exposure from either existence a theme to BBC's Euro 2004 coverage, with the favorite remix. "Good Luck" is as well in the soundtrack of Appleseed, an anime movie freed around 2004.

Within 2005 the duo released The Singles, comprising of all the singles from their former Trey albums, occasionally sooner releases (featured in Atlantic Jaxx Recordings), & deuce recently tracks, "Oh My Gosh" & "U Don't Know Me", which were two freed when singles. A Singles (Favorite Edition) was besides freed, which contained a original compilation, too as a bonus disc entitled Bonus Traxx, which contained numbers of antecedently unreleased tracks, too when occasionally remixes of existent Basement Jaxx songs. A streaming for "U Don't Know Me" featured the boozy, orgiastic, & violent Queen Elizabeth II lookalike and was prohibited from either daytime rotatiin on MTV. It is presently getting their next album, which is however to become titled & is freed around early 2006.

It appeared as a newspaper headline work on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival in 2005.

Discography

Albums
Remedy (1999) #2 UK Rooty (2001) #5 UK, #149 US Kish Kash (2003) #17 UK, #172 US

Compilations
Atlantic Jaxx Recordings: A Compilation (1997) Jaxx Unreleased (1999) Xxtra Cutz (2001) The Singles + Singles Special Edition (2005) #1 UK

Singles
EPs: "Sleezycheeks" EP (1996) "Urban Haze" EP (1997) "Summer Daze" EP (1997)

From either Atlantic Jaxx Recordings: "Fly Life" (1997) #19 UK "Samba Magic" (1997)

'From either Guide:' "Red Alert" (1999) effort. Blue James #5 UK "Rendez-Vu" (1999) #4 UK "Jump N' Shout" (1999) exploit. Slarta John #12 UK "Bingo Bango" (2000) #13 UK

'From either Rooty:' "Romeo" (2001) effort. Kele Le Roc #6 UK "Jus 1 Kiss" (2001) #23 UK "Where's Your Head At?" (2001) #9 UK, #16 Australia "Get Me Off" (2002) #22 UK, #43 Australia "Do Your Thing" (2003) #33 Australia

'From either Kish Kash:' "Lucky Star" (2003) effort. Dizzee Rascal #23 UK "Good Luck" (2004) exploit. Lisa Kekaula #12 UK, #22 Australia "Plug It In" (2004) exploit. J C Chasez #22 UK, #43 Australia "Good Luck" (2004) (re-issue) exploit. Lisa Kekaula #14 UK "Cish Cash" (2004) Deed. Siouxise Sioux - [Video Only]

'From either A Singles:' "Oh My Gosh" (2005) exploit. Vula Malinga #8 UK, #36 Australia "U Don't Know Me" (2005) deed. Lisa Kekaula #26 UK "Do Your Thing" (2005) (UK release) #32 UK