[Prodigy]

1. MFTJG

2. TFOTL

3. EXPRC

4. AONO

You know what pisses me off? Bullshit elitism acronym dorks. That's what. Fuck all ya'll. Prodigy fucking rocks. Liam is a god!

Breaking news: The Brainkiller forum members found out that Shadow is NOT an exclusive song for PGR4. It was featured in the credit sequence of the 2007 movie "Reverb" as "Shadow of the Devil" and it sounds way times better than Shadow.

Low Quality rip by forum member evans -

http://rapidshare.co..._devil.mp3.html

I like it a lot. Been listening to it some time now.

"You know what pisses me off? Bullshit elitism acronym dorks. That's what. Fuck all ya'll. Prodigy fucking rocks. Liam is a god!"

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No. Prodge should've quit after TFOTL.

Hmm, well that was a promising insight. I dug it but I know that it could have been better not made for a videogame vid demo.

Here's my list :

Experience - the fuckin experience - this album was real rave - never stops - mad on sid.

Music For The Jilted Generation

Fat Of The Land/ AONO - I can't really decide - both are good, both have clunkers (Diesel Power??! somehow all the DUH people I know absolutely love and find this the best song on the album!)

I hope the new album rocks - more I hope it's got proper old school heavy as fuck sound.

Music For The Jilted Generation

Fat Of The Land

AONO

Experience

AONO

FOTL

MFTJG

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I just can't get myself to like FOTL. I like the song climbatize but thats about it.

JacksRevenge, you don't like Diesel Power? Wow. That track has some aaawesome power to it. It's my favorite song to play in the car, and it was one of the best tracks live. I don't think I'm a duh person.... but such a thing is subjective.

fuel my fire (or whatever it's called) makes me hate fat of the land when it ends

other than that it's a lot of fun

'aono' just feels very flat. kinda like how when you put together something while you're fuckin exhausted

Diesel Power is kinda slow... a weak track imo

I think Narayan is one of my favourite tracks. It's one of those tracks that makes you travel, without moving from your seat. And the build up leading to Firestarter, it's so orgasmic...

I couldn't listen to Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (sorry, I'm not one for acronyms all the much either) :P I did give it a few tries, but found it hard for me to get into. When I first heard the album, I was at my old job in a highly stimulating environment and it sounded cool with all the hustle and bustle in the store as a backdrop. But when I got my promo home, it just didn't feel the same, sound the same. Like Glako said it feels flat, but it also feels rushed and harried (which it was!) I shelved it and tried again a week later but there was something about that album that rubbed me the wrong way. Some months later, Frans and this other guy from the old mailing list encouraged me to listen again and it was the same thing. No matter how much I tried, I just wasn't feeling it at all. I still have the album, perhaps one day I'll give it another go. Just because.

I really enjoyed Music For A Jilted Generation and really dug on Fat Of The Land (so many memories attached to that), but Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned just didn't cut it for me. I think Liam Howlett's a creative guy and for the time being I'll hold out til next time.

Thats too bad you don't like it. Maybe you'll like it next time. I think that the album was very bitter. Tight crackly electro sounds that burst out at random. Maybe that turned people off?

the white ablum will forever be thebest... i just love that sound. makes me feel thirteen everytime i hear it.

You guys wanna start a chat about prodigy... I've been a member of the offical forums on their page for years, and only recently came here...

So if you guys wanna throw down on some Prodigy chat... I know all there is to about Liam, Maxam, and Keith. Try me!

Tom and Ed are my hommies too though, so I'm not gonna push the Prodigy issuse too hard on thechemicalbrothers.com

BTW, prodigy live.... totally the best time of my life to date.

i've heard bout it firsthand embers. :(

i think the aono pretty rocks, but if u look at it the way it was. liam suddenly finding reason, having a blast one night and releasing the album as soon as the drugs could let him wake up. he's a fucking god alright as far as his past work and his talent goes - but i'd like them to return to a proper full hardware sound - the pro tools job on always outnumbered was very electro. i did like the album a lot, actually the second time 'round when i tried it like, human after all, it's experimental, but i lost interest soon.

i still think diesel power is the weakest song i'd expect from howlett, no offence gillennium, like u corrected me music's all bout perspectives and what memories u attach to them.

i discovered most of prodigy around 99 when they were really over, and my absolute fav is definitely the experience because those were acid binging days, n that album is pure fucking lsd cannon material, from the world go. it doesn't stop, till the disk does. insane album. liam god howlett redefining the concept of keyboards. i'd rate him higher than any classical keyboard player just for the keyboard parts on that album.

i wish i was in 93 (was still prolly hearing michael jackson), and at a rave with this music.

anyone on this forum was?

Me.

"So if you guys wanna throw down on some Prodigy chat... I know all there is to about Liam, Maxam, and Keith. Try me!"

Maxam?