Prodigy Discography v3.03
Robert Mashlan
Here's the latest update to the discography, based on feedback so far.
Thomas and Paul, you might want to check if I did the changes
correctly. (Paul, I'm working on checking out the legitimacy of the
boxed releases)
As always, feedback is appreciated. If you have any of the releases
listed on here (or ones that are not), please check to see if I have
the correct catalog numbers and track listings, if you feel so
inclined.
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Discography: The Prodigy
Version 3.03
Last Update: Feb 24nd, 1998
(c) Copyright 1998, All Rights Reserved
This discography covers the official releases, compilation
appearances, remixes by Prodigy for other artists, released and
promotional videos, and official and unofficial books, and
mythical releases.
Credits:
Originally assembled by Robert Mashlan (rmas...@r2m.com) and
Peter Thomas (pe...@prodge.demon.co.uk). Please send corrections
or additions to this discography to either one of these people.
Lots of information taken from the former Prodigy Underground
Archive authored by Tobi Wood. Other contributions by tsunamil
(tone...@lineone.net), Thomas Andreassen (tha...@online.no),
Paul Hammond (ma...@csv.warwick.ac.uk)
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T H E P R O D I G Y
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Core Members:
Liam Howlett - musical mastermind, The Prodigy.
MC Maxim Reality - sometimes vocalist, dancer
Keith Flint - sometimes vocalist, dancer
Leeroy Thornhill - dancer
Official Website:
http://www.prodigy.co.uk
mirrors:
http://www.theprodigy.co.uk
http://www.theprodigy.com
Label Sites:
http://www.xl-recordings.com
http://www.maverickerc.com
Other Internet Resources:
http://www.prodge.demon.co.uk/prodigy/index.html
(defunct) http://prodigy-underground.ml.org
news:alt.music.prodigy-the
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O F F I C I A L R E L E A S E S
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The Prodigy: What Evil Lurks
[Feb 1991] 4 track EP
12" : 2/1991 UK (XL XLT 17)
A1. 04:23 What Evil Lurks
A2. 04:34 We Gonna Rock
B1. 05:03 Android
B2. 03:27 Everybody In The Place
Notes:
The tracks were recorded on a 10 track demo that Liam had
submitted to XL for consideration. The tracks on the
record came directly from the demo tape.
Only 7000 copies pressed. Officially out of print.
Some fake vinyls going around that usually have "Androids"
rather than "Android" in the track listing.
The version of "Everybody In The Place" is a slow hip hop
version, that differs from the versions that appear on the
single and the Experience album.
Reached #30 in the UK Dance charts.
Samples:
What Evil Lurks: vocal sample "What Evil Lurks in the
hearts of men" is taken from the 40's radio series "The
Shadow"
We Gonna Rock: vocal sample "We Gonna Rock" is from
Public Enemy's "Fight The Power".
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The Prodigy: Charly
[Aug 1991] EP single
12" : 1991 UK (XL XLT 21)
A1. 05:27 Charly (Alley Cat Mix)
A2. 04:25 Pandemonium (Original Mix)
B1. 06:00 Your Love (Original Mix)
B2. 03:56 Charly (Original Mix)
CD : 1991 UK (XL XLS 21CD)
1. 03:56 Charly (Original Mix)
2. 04:25 Pandemonium (Original Mix)
3. 06:00 Your Love (Original Mix)
4. 05:27 Charly (Alley Cat Mix)
CD : 1991 ? (Twitch TW-CD-02)
?
7" : 1991 UK (XL XLS 21)
A. 03:38 Charly (Alley Cat Mix 7" Edit)
B. 03:56 Charly (Original Mix)
Notes:
"Your Love (The Original Version)" is the same as the
subsequently released "Your Love (The Original Excursion)"
found on the US Charly/EITP single.
The pressing plates for the 12" have been lost.
This single reached #3 in the UK singles chart, and #1 in
the UK dance chart.
This single was heavily slagged by the UK magazine 'Mixmag'
for using the Charly sample and starting the wave of kids
show sampling in dance music.
Samples:
Charly: Samples Charly the Cat voiced by late comedian
Kenny Everett), a cartoon character from 70's era of
British television that indoctrinated children with all
sort of ideas like "don't speak to strangers" and what
not. The novelty of the Charly sample is probably lost on
people who did not grow up in the UK. The idea of
sampling kid shows really caught on after this single,
for instance, the Smart E's sampled 'Sesame Street' for
"Sesame's Treet".
The break in Charly is from "Radio Babylon" by Meat Beat
Manifesto, and the main synth line is nicked from "Mentasm"
by Second Phase (AKA Joey Beltram).
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The Prodigy: Everybody In The Place
[Dec 1991] EP single
CD : 12/1991 UK (XL XLS-26CD)
CD : 1992 Germany (XL/Blowup INT 825.932)
1. 03:51 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
2. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
3. 04:01 Crazy Man
4. 04:04 Rip Up The Sound System
5. 05:08 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Remix)
CD : 1991 UK (XL XLS-26CD2)
1. 03:51 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
2. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
3. 04:01 Crazy Man
4. 05:08 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Remix)
12" : 12/1991 UK (XL XLT 26)
03:51 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
04:01 Crazy Man
05:08 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Remix)
04:09 Rip Up The Sound System
7" : 1991 UK (XL XLS 26)
A. 03:51 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
B. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
CS : 1991 UK (XL XLC 26)
A1. 03:51 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
A2. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
B1. 03:51 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
B2. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
Notes:
"G-Force (Energy Flow)" was retitled as "G-Force (Part 1)"
on the subsequent US release of Charly/Everybody In The
Place.
Reached #2 in the UK singles chart.
Early versions of the single have the track "Rip Up The
Sound System", as well as the 12". It's a collage of
samples.
On they vinyl versions, Liam has written "Respect to my
equipment and to my mind" on the center ring.
Who Does Vocals:
Crazy Man: Maxim
Samples:
G-Force (Energy Flow): vocal sample "It's non stop energy
let the tune go" from ?
Crazy Man: several samples taken from the movie 'The
Shining'.
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The Prodigy: Charly/Everybody In The Place
[? 1992] ep single
12" : 1992 US (Elektra 0-66411)
A1. 05:28 Charly (Beltram Says Mix)
A2. 05:22 Charly (Alley Cat Mix)
B1. 05:33 Everybody In The Place (Dance Hall Version)
B2. 05:08 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Mix)
CD : 1992 US (Elektra 66411-2) digipack
05:27 Charly (Beltram Says Mix)
05:27 Charly (Alley Cat Mix)
05:33 Everybody In The Place (Dance Hall Version)
05:08 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Mix)
06:00 Your Love (The Original Excursion)
05:18 G-Force (Part 1)
Notes:
"Charly (Beltram Says Mix)" remixed by Joey Beltram.
"Everybody In The Place (Dance Hall Version)" remixed by
Moby, AKA Voodoo Child, AKA Richard Hall. Prodigy toured
with Moby in 92 in the US. Moby has now spoken out
publicly that the Prodigy's track "Smack My Bitch Up" from
'The Fat Of The Land' is indefensible and that it promotes
violence towards women. This is coming from an artist who
did a remake of a track called "That's When I Reach For My
Revolver"
"G-Force (Part 1)" is the same as "G-Force (Energy Flow)"
on the UK "Everybody in the Place" single.
"Your Love (The Original Excursion)" is the same as "Your
Love (The Original Version)" found on the previously
released UK Charly single.
Samples:
Charly: See sample notes for UK "Charly" single
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The Prodigy: Fire/Jericho
[Sep 1992] EP single
12" : 9/1992 UK (XL XLT 30)
A1. 04:42 Fire (Burning Version)
A2. 05:05 Fire (Sunrise Version)
B1. 03:47 Jericho (Original Version)
B2. 05:45 Jericho (Genaside II remix)
CD : 9/1992 UK (XL XLS 30 CD)
1. 03:21 Fire (Edit)
2. 03:47 Jericho
3. 05:05 Fire (Sunrise Version)
4. 05:45 Jericho (Genaside II remix)
12" : 1992 US (Elektra 0-66370)
A1. 04:42 Fire (Burning Version)
A2. 05:05 Fire (Sunrise Version)
B1. 03:47 Jericho (Original Version)
B2. 05:45 Jericho (Genaside II remix)
CD : 1992 US (Elektra 2-66370)
1. 03:21 Fire (Edit)
2. 03:47 Jericho
3. 05:05 Fire (Sunrise Version)
4. 05:45 Jericho (Genaside II remix)
5. 04:25 Pandemonium
7" : 9/1992 UK (XL XLS 30)
A. 03:21 Fire (Edit)
B. 03:47 Jericho (Original Version)
Notes:
Reached #11 in the UK singles chart.
The US Elektra version was a limited edition, and is out of
print, and can be hard to find. The track "Pandemonium" on
that version can be found on the UK Charly single.
Samples:
Fire: The vocal sample "Fire" from the 1968 single "Fire" by
'The Crazy World of Arthur Brown'
Jericho: The vocal sample "keep on dancin' & feel the bass
come down on me" are from "I'll House You" by the Jungle
Brothers.
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The Prodigy: The Prodigy Experience
[Nov 1992] LP
CD : 11/1992 UK (XL XLCD 110)
12" : 11/1992 UK (XL XLLP 110)
CS : 11/1992 UK (XL XLMC 110)
CD : 1992 US (Elektra 9 61365-2)
CS : 1992 US (Elektra ?)
03:42 Jericho
04:12 Music Reach 1/2/3/4
04:33 Wind It Up
05:30 Your Love (Remix)
05:16 Hyperspeed (G-Force Part 2)
05:12 Charly (Trip Into Drum And Bass Version)
04:57 Out Of Space
04:10 Everybody In The Place (155 And Rising)
08:06 Weather Experience
04:57 Fire (Sunrise Version)
05:10 Ruff In The Jungle Bizness
03:43 Death Of The Prodigy Dancers (Live at Club 92, Chicago)
Notes:
"Out Of Space" as co-written by C. Miller, a former Prodigy
road manager.
"Hyperspeed" features Keith Flint's first recorded vocals,
where he says "Now ya rocking"
Collaborators:
Simone Berryman: vocals on "Music Reach 1/2/3/4", "Rip Up
The Sound System" and "Ruff In The Jungle Bizness".
Samples:
Music Reach (1/2/3/4): The vocal sample "The music reach"
is from Liam's next door neighboor Simone at the age of 14.
The vocal sample "Make me wanna..." is from "Shout" by
Lulu.
Your Love (remix): The vocal sample "Give me a number one,
give me a number two, woooahhh!!!" taken from a '92
hardcore single 1992. The vocal sample "Your Love" sample
from "Shelter Me" by Circuit.
Charly: See sample notes on UK "Charly" single.
Hyperspeed (G-Force Part 2): Vocal sample from
Ultramagnetic MC's(?) . The original lyric is "Let's
check(jet?)
out, We'll cruise at hyperspeed, I've got the beat, To move
your feet, And that's all we need, Check it out y'all!",
which was edited and speeded up.
Out Of Space: samples a ? of the Ultramagnetic MC's, for
the lyric "I'll take your brain to another dimension" from
the title track of the album 'Critical Beatdown'. The
vocal sample "I've gone sending to outer space, to find
another race" from Chase The Devil by Max Romeo.
Weather Experience: The intro vocals are a sample of
Micheal Fish, a BBC weather man. The break is from "Dope
On Plastic" by Uptown.
Fire: See Jericho/Fire sample notes.
Jericho: See Jericho/Fire notes.
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The Prodigy: Out Of Space
[Nov 1992] EP single
12" : 11/1992 UK (XL XLS 21)
A1. 05:07 Out Of Space (Original Mix)
A2. 04:48 Out Of Space (Techno Underworld Remix)
B1. 04:20 Ruff In The Jungle Bizzness (Uplifting Vibes Remix)
B2. 04:21 Music Reach (1/2/3/4) Live
CD : 1992 UK (XL XLS-35CD)
1. 03:41 Out Of Space (Edit)
2. 04:48 Out Of Space (Techno Underworld Remix)
3. 04:20 Ruff In The Jungle Bizzness (Uplifting Vibes Remix)
4. 04:21 Music Reach (1/2/3/4) Live
7" : 11/1992 UK (XL XLS 35)
A. 03:41 Out Of Space (Edit)
B. 04:20 Ruff In The Jungle Bizzness (Uplifting Vibes Remix)
CD : 1992 US (Elektra 2-66346) digipack
1. 03:41 Out Of Space (Edit)
2. 04:48 Out Of Space (Techno Underworld Remix)
3. 06:25 Out Of Space (Millenium Mix)
4. 05:44 Out Of Space (Celestial Bodies Mix)
5. 04:20 Ruff In The Jungle Bizness (Uplifting Vibes Mix)
6. 04:22 Jericho (Live Version)
Notes:
Live version of "Music Reach" was recorded at Club 1992
Chicago, on July 18th, 1998
Reached #11 on the UK singles chart.
The "Millenium Mix" and the "Celestial Bodies Mix" of "Out Of
Space" on the Elektra CD were remixed by Mark Picchiotti and
Teri Bristol.
The "Techno Underworld Remix" of Out Of Space and the
"Uplifting Vibes Mix" of "Ruff In The Jungle Bizness" were
remixed by Liam Howlett.
Samples:
Out Of Space: see sample notes on Experience.
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The Prodigy: Wind It Up (Rewound)
[Mar 1993] EP single
12" : 3/1993 UK (XL XLT 39)
12" : 1993 UK (XL XLT 39DJ)
A1. 06:15 Wind It Up (Rewound Mix)
A2. 05:30 We Are The Ruffest
B1. 06:45 Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix)
CD : 3/1993 UK (XL XLS 39CD)
1. 03:29 Wind It Up (The Rewound Edit)
2. 05:30 We Are The Ruffest
3. 06:45 Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix)
4. 06:15 Wind It Up (Rewound)
7" : 3/1993 UK (XL XLS 39)
A. 03:29 Wind It Up (The Rewound Edit)
B. 05:30 We Are The Ruffest
Notes:
Reached #11 in the UK singles chart.
Samples:
We Are The Ruffest: uses the vocal sample "Come Together" from
Simone Berryman? from MTV.
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The Prodigy: Wind It Up
[April 1993]
CD: 4/1993 (XL/Elektra 66319-2)
1. 03:29 Wind It Up (The Rewound Edit)
2. 06:03 Wind It Up (Tightly Wound)
3. 05:57 Wind It Up (Forward Wind)
4. 05:38 Wind It Up (Unwind)
5. 05:30 We Are The Ruffest
6. 06:45 Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix)
7. 01:57 Wind It Up (Bonus Beats)
12" : 1993 (Elektra Promo ED-5649)
A1. 06:20 Wind It Up (Rewound)
A2. 06:04 Wind It Up (Tightly Wound)
B1. 05:57 Wind It Up (Forward Wind)
B2. 05:37 Wind It Up (Unwind)
Notes:
"Tightly Wound", "Forward Wind", "Unwind" and "Bonus Beats"
were remixed by Tony Garcia.
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The Prodigy: Singles Experience
[? 1993?] Box Set
6xCD : 1993 UK (XL ?)
D1: Charly
D2: Everybody In The Place
D3: Fire/Jericho
D4: Out Of Space
D5: Wind It Up (Rewound)
D6: Fffat's All Folks (Interview Disc)
Notes:
A boxed set of the UK singles from the 'Experience' album,
along with a interview disc.
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The Prodigy: One Love
[Oct 1993] EP single
12" : 10/1993 UK (XL XLT 47)
A1. 05:50 One Love (Original)
A2. 05:05 Rhythm Of Life
B1. 05:28 Full Throttle
B2. 05:10 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
CD : 10/1993 UK (XL XLS 47CD)
1. 03:53 One Love (Edit)
2. 05:05 Rhythm Of Life
3. 05:28 Full Throttle
4. 05:10 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
7" : 1993 UK
CS : 1993 UK
03:53 One Love (Edit)
05:28 Full Throttle
12" WL: 8/93 (XL EB 1)
A1. 05:50 One Love (Original)
B1. 05:50 One Love (Original)
12" WL: 8/93 (XL EB 2)
A1. 05:10 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
B1. 05:10 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
Notes:
Only 1000 copies each of the EB1 and EB2 white label 12" were
pressed. The white label vinyls were stamped with
"Earthbound" on the cover and circulated to the DJ community
without knowledge that it was created by Prodigy, where it was
well received.
Reached #8 in the UK singles chart.
"Full Throttle" appears in the soundtrack to the 1997 movie
'A Life Less Ordinary'.
The original mix of "One Love" is only available on vinyl.
Samples:
One Love: contains a "Arabic Muezzin" sample from a Time &
Space CD.
Full Throttle: uses a the vocal sample "We're going in Full
Throttle" from Luke Skywalker (Mark Hammil) from the 1977
movie 'Star Wars' Reversed on the album version because of
clearance problems. The sniggers from the end of the
breakdowns are from "Bounty Killers" by Depth Charge.
Rhythm Of Life: Uses a wailing vocal from Led Zeppelin, and
"whoo" from "Total Confusion" by a Homeboy, a Hippie and a
Funky Dred.
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The Prodigy: No Good (Start The Dance)
[May 1994] EP single
12" : 5/1994 UK (XL XLT 51)
A1. 06:22 No Good (Start The Dance) (Original Mix)
A2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
B1. 05:14 No Good (Start The Dance) (CJ Bolland's Museum Mix)
12" : 1994 US (Elektra Promo ED-5688)
A1. 06:22 No Good (Start The Dance) Original Mix
A2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) Bad For You Mix
B1. 05:14 No Good (Start The Dance) CJ Bollands Museum Mix
B2. 04:01 No Good (Start The Dance) Edit
CD : 5/1994 UK (XL XLS 51CD)
1. 04:01 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
3. 05:14 No Good (Start The Dance) (CJ Bolland's Museum Mix)
4. 06:22 No Good (Start The Dance) (Original Mix)
CD : 5/1995 UK (XL XLS 51CDs/825.0051.24)
1. 04:01 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
7" : 5/1994 UK (XL XLS 51)
A. 03:57 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
B. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
CS : 5/1994 UK (XL XLC-51)
A1. 03:57 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
A2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
B1. 03:57 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
B2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
CD : 1994 AU (XL/Columbia/Dancepool 662850)
1. 04:01 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
2. 05:14 No Good (Start The Dance) (CJ Bolland's Museum Mix)
3. 05:10 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
4. 05:45 Jericho (Genaside II remix)
5. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
Notes:
Reached #4 in the UK singles chart, and stayed in the top 10
for 7 weeks.
The Australian version contains B-Sides from 'One Love',
'Fire/Jericho' and 'Everybody In The Place'.
Samples:
No Good (edit): Features kick drum and vocal samples from
"No Good For Me" by Kelly Charles.
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The Prodigy: Music For The Jilted Generation
[Jul 1994] LP
(2x?)12" : 7/1994 UK (XL XLLP 114)
CD : 7/1994 UK (XL XLCD 114)
CS : 7/1994 UK (XL XLMC 114)
CD : ?/1995 US (XL/Mute 9003-2)
CS : ?/1995 US (XL/Mute ?)
2xCD : ?/1995 JP (XL/Avex)
1. 00:45 Intro
2. 08:24 Break And Enter
3. 06:40 Their Law (featuring Pop Will Eat Itself)
4. 05:02 Full Throttle
5. 06:27 Voodoo People
6. 08:56 Speedway (Theme From Fastlane)
7. 04:27 The Heat (The Energy)
8. 06:42 Poison
9. 06:17 No Good (Start The Dance)
10. 03:52 One Love (Edit)
The Narcotic Suite:
11. 07:25 3 Kilos
12. 05:56 Skylined
13. 07:13 Claustrophobic Sting
[JP only]
D2.1. 03:56 Charly (Alley Cat Mix)
D2.2. 05:08 Everybody In The Place (Fairground Remix)
D2.3. 04:48 Out Of Space (Techno Underworld Remix)
Notes:
Went to #1 in the UK album charts within a week of it's
release, as well as gold. Nominated later in the year for
the prestigious Mercury Music Prize
"Their Law" was cowritten with Pop Will Eat Itself.
The intro to "The Heat" starts at the end of the
"Speedway" for some strange reason.
The extra tracks on the Japanese release can be found on
other singles.
A track called "Rhythm, Rhythm, Rhythm (We Eat Rhythms, We
Sleep Rhythms)" didn't make it on the album due to a
misunderstanding of the amount of music Liam could fit on
the CD. It later appeared on the Select magazine tape by
the name "We Eat Rhythms".
Collaborators:
Pop Will Eat Itself: co-wrote and contributed to "Break &
Enter" via the postal system.
Lance Riddler: guitarist on "Voodoo People"
Phil Bent: flute player on "Voodoo People" and "3 Kilos"
Who Sings What:
Poison: Maxim
Samples:
Intro: The vocal sample "So, I have decided to take my work
back underground, to stop it falling into the wrong hands."
is from the Stephen King movie 'Lawnmower Man'
Break & Enter: The female vocal and "Bring It Down To
Earth" originated from the Prodigy remix of "Casanova" by
Baby D
Their Law: The intro vocal sample "What we're dealing with
here is a COMPLETE lack of respect for the law" is taken
from the 197? Burt Reynolds movie 'Smokie and the Bandit'.
The sample was spoken by the character ? played by actor ?.
Full Throttle: See One Love sample notes.
Voodoo People: The guitar riff (possibly sampled) is from
the song "Very Ape" on Nirvana's album 'In Utero'. The
vocal sample "It's the voodoo who do what you don't dare to
people!" and "Magic People Voodoo People" from "The
Shalimar" by Gylan Kain
The Heat (The Energy): The vocal sample "Can you feel it?
The heat? The energy?" taken from the movie 'Poltergeist
III'.
No Good (Start The Dance): The vocal sample is from "No
Good For Me" by Kelly Charles.
Claustrophobic Sting: Uses the same sample of laughter as
Winx's "Don't Laugh" single (?). The vocal sample of "My
mind is going." (spoken by Hal, the artificially
intelligent computer) is from the movie 2001.
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The Prodigy: Voodoo People
[Aug 1994] EP single
12" : 8/1994 UK (XL XLT 54)
A1. 06:28 Voodoo People (Original Mix)
A2. 05:22 Voodoo People (Haiti Island Mix)
B1. 05:56 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
B2. 06:04 Goa (The Heat The Energy Part 2)
CD : 8/1994 UK (XL XLS 54CD)
1. 04:05 Voodoo People (Edit)
2. 05:56 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
3. 06:04 Goa (The Heat The Energy Part 2)
4. 06:28 Voodoo People (Original Mix)
CD : 8/1994 ? (Play It Again Sam 825.0054.24)
1. 04:05 Voodoo People (Edit)
2. 05:56 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
CD : 1995 US (XL/Mute 7007-2)
1. 04:05 Voodoo People (Edit)
2. 05:56 Voodoo People (Chemical Brothers Remix)
3. 05:14 No Good (Start The Dance) (CJ Bolland's Museum Mix)
4. 05:31 Rat Poison
5. 10:23 Speedway (Theme From Fastlane) (Secret Knowledge Remix)
6. 05:22 Voodoo People (Haiti Island Remix)
7. 06:28 Voodoo People (Original Mix)
Notes:
The Dust Brothers refer to the UK Dust Brothers, now known
as the Chemical Brothers. The mix was retitled for the US
release. The US release, retitled as "(Chemical Brother's
Remix)" is slightly different, because one sample, which
was not cleared, was scrambled on this mix.
CJ Bolland's Museum Mix remixed by CJ Bolland, who Liam Howlett
subsequently accused of stealing too much from "Poison"
when CJ came out with "Sugar Is Sweeter".
Secret Knowledge Remix is by Kris Needs.
Reached #13 in the UK singles chart.
For this release, Prodigy leaves their US label Elektra
for Mute.
Samples:
Dust/Chemical Brothers remix: uses a sample from "For
Pete's Sake" by Pete Rock & CL Smooth
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The Prodigy: Poison
[Mar 1995] EP single
12" : 3/1995 UK (XL XLT 58)
CD : 3/1995 UK (XL XLS 58 CD)
A1. 1. 04:05 Poison (95 EQ)
A2. 2. 05:34 Rat Poison
B1. 3. 05:53 Scienide
B2. 4. 06:18 Poison (Environmental Science Dub Mix)
CS : 1995 UK
04:05 Poison (95 EQ)
05:34 Rat Poison
05:53 Scienide
Notes:
"Poison (Dub Mix)" by Environmental Science.
This single reached #11 in the UK singles chart.
Samples:
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Prodigy: Scienide
[Mar 1995] single
12" WL: 3/1995 UK (XL SC1)
A 05:53 Scienide
B 05:53 Scienide
Notes:
White label pressed at the same time as the Poison single,
where this track also appears. Only 500 copies were made.
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The Prodigy: Selected Mixes For The Jilted Generation
[Jul 1994]
CD: 7/1994 Japan (XL/Avex 11321)
1. 05:10 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
2. 06:52 No Good (Start The Dance) (Bad For You Mix)
3. 05:14 No Good (Start The Dance) (CJ Bolland's Museum Mix)
4. 05:56 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
5. 05:22 Voodoo People (Haiti Island Mix)
6. 06:04 Goa (The Heat The Energy Part 2)
7. 06:18 Poison (Dub Mix)
8. 05:31 Rat Poison
9. 05:48 Scienide
Notes:
Japanese only, with a big CD booklet and lots of
pictures, and liner notes with Liam explaining each song.
All of these mixes can be found on the UK singles.
"Dust Brothers Remix" is a remix by the UK Dust Brothers,
now known as the Chemical Brothers.
"Poison (Dub Mix)" remixed by Environmental Science.
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Prodigy: Singles For The Jilted Generation
[?] Box Set
11xCD : 1995? UK (XL ?)
D1: One Love
D2: No Good (Start The Dance)
D3: Voodoo People
D4: Poison
D5: Interview
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Box Set
[?]
11xCD : 199? DE (XL M034814)
D1:
D2:
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
D7:
D8:
D9:
D10:
D11:
Notes:
Boxed set of 11 cd singles.
Comes with a Firestarter Lighter, One Love Ring and Keith
Nose Spike.
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Prodigy: Firestarter
[Mar 1996] promotional EP
CD : 3/1996 UK (XL XL70 CD PR)
1. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
2. 06:00 Your Love
3. 05:18 G-Force (Energy Flow)
4. 05:00 Fire (Sunrise Version)
5. 03:41 Out Of Space (Edit)
6. 03:29 Wind It Up (The Rewound Edit)
7. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
8. 03:53 One Love (Edit)
9. 04:01 No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
10. 05:56 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
11. 04:01 Poison (95 EQ)
12. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
Notes:
Intended for distribution to record shops only. All of the
tracks can be found on the publicly released singles.
Only 1000 copies made of this CD.
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Prodigy: Firestarter
[Mar 1996] EP single
12" : 3/1996 UK (XL XLT 70)
A1. 05:50 Firestarter (Original)
A2. 04:39 Firestarter (Instrumental)
B1. 07:49 Firestarter (Empirion Mix) by Empirion
B2. 04:51 Molotov Bitch
CD : 1996 UK (XL XLS 70CD)
CD : 1996 US (Mute 8001-2) flip box
CD : 1996 US (Maverick ?)
1. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
2. 07:49 Firestarter (Empirion Mix)
3. 04:39 Firestarter (Instrumental)
4. 04:51 Molotov Bitch
CS : 1996 UK
03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
04:51 Molotov Bitch
CD : 3/1996 UK (XL XLSCDX-70)
1. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
2. 07:49 Firestarter (Empirion Mix)
CD : 1996 US (Maverick ?) slide out tray box
1. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
2. 04:39 Firestarter (Instrumental)
7" : 3/1996 UK (XL XLS-70LC)
A. 03:45 Firestarter (Edit)
B. 04:51 Molotov Bitch
12" : 3/1996 UK (XL XLT 70DJ)
A1. 04:40 Firestarter
A2. 04:39 Firestarter (Instrumental)
B1. 07:49 Firestarter (Empirion Mix)
B2. 04:51 Molotov Bitch
Notes:
This single reached #1 in the UK singles chart.
The original version of "Firestarter" is only available
the vinyl version of this single.
This record cause a controversy in the UK, which cause the
tabloids to print headlines like "Ban This Sick Fire
Record"
Only 500 copies were made of the 7" version for
jukeboxes.
In the US, this single was original licensed for
manufacturing and distribution by Mute, until Prodigy
signed with Maverick, at which time, Maverick continued US
manufacturing and distribution. Note that Maverick has
two different versions of the CD single, one with 4
tracks, and one with 2 tracks.
Samples:
Firestarter: uses a wah-wah guitar sample from the
Breeder's "SOS. "Hey Hey" sample from The Art Of
Noise's "Close To The Edit"
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Prodigy: Minefields
[? 1996] EP
12" : 1996 UK (XL XLT76)
CS : 1996 UK (XL XLC76)
04:54 Minefields (Edit)
06:16 Minefields (Monkey Mafia Mix)
00:00 Minefields (Headrock Beats)
05:35 Minefields (Original Version)
Notes:
Extremely rare, only 40 cassettes and 10 vinyls were made as
test pressings, before the release was abandoned.
The "Monkey Mafia Mix" also exists on a rare XL promo
compilation called 'Fresh Packed Cuts'
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The Prodigy: Breathe
[Nov 1996] EP single
12" : 11/1996 UK (XL XLS 80)
A1. 03:59 Breathe (edit)
A2. 04:25 The Trick
B1. 05:30 Breathe (instrumental)
B2. 05:24 Their Law (Live)
CD : 11/1996 UK (XL XLS 80CD)
CD : 11/1996 DE (Intercord/XL 827.928) Jewel box
1. 03:59 Breathe (edit)
2. 05:24 Their Law (Live)
3. 05:16 Poison (Live)
4. 04:25 The Trick
CD : 11/1996 UK (XL XLS-80CDi)
1. 03:59 Breathe (edit)
2. 04:25 The Trick
Notes:
The Live version of "Their Law" was recorded at Phoenix
festival '96, with Gizz Butt of Janus Stark on guitar.
The live version of "Poison" was recorded at the Tourhout
and Werchter festival
This single reached #1 in the UK singles chart, and in 7
other countries. This is the first single that ever went
platinum for Prodigy.
Samples:
Breathe: See 'The Fat Of The Land' sample notes.
The Trick: samples taken from the movie 'Flash Gordon'.
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Prodigy: The Fat Of The Land
[June 1996] LP
CD : 6/1996 UK (XL XLCD121)
(2x?)12": 6/1996 UK (XL XLLP121)
CS : 6/1996 UK (XL XLMC121)
CD : 7/1996 US (Maverick/Warner ?)
CD : ?/1996 US (Maverick/Warner 9 46725-2) (edited artwork)
CS : 1996 US (Maverick/Warner ?)
1. 05:42 Smack My Bitch Up
2. 05:35 Breathe
3. 04:17 Diesel Power
4. 05:16 Funky Shit
5. 05:11 Serial Thrilla
6. 05:40 Mindfields
7. 09:05 Narayan
8. 04:40 Firestarter
9. 06:36 Climbatize
10. 04:18 Fuel My Fire
2xCD : 1996? SE? (XL ?)
D1: (Same as above track listing)
D2: Fffat's All Folks (Prodigy Interview)
Notes:
The album name is related to the 'rural-ness' of Braintree
and its surrounding area according to Liam Howlett in a
recent interview. This would explain the 'farm'-like
graphical representation.
"Diesel Power" was formerly known as "Blow Your Mind" before
Kool Keith added his rhymes.
The lyrics to "Serial Thrilla" were written by Skunk
Anansie's singer, Skin, and her co-lyricist, Len Arran.
"Mindfields" was originally named "Minefields" on the
abandoned single of the same name.
"Fuel My Fire" is a cover of an L7 song.
Prodigy jumps ship yet again on US distribution. For this
album, they sign with Maverick, a Warner Brothers subsidiary
run by pop singer/artist Madonna.
This album used to be sold at Walmarts and K-Marts (large
department stores in the US) with the edited back cover
artwork replacing the "Bitch" and "Shit" with ant logos.
Under pressure from the National Organization of Women for
the title and lyrics of "Smack My Bitch Up" and after the
discovery of explicit lyrics (no parental advisory label was
originally on the US release), these stores stopped carrying
this album.
The quote on guns and lard in the CD booklet is from German
WW2 Luftwaffe commander Herman Goering.
Contributing Cast:
Kool Keith of Dr. Octagon/Ultramagnetic MC's: Vocals
on "Diesel Power". Also sampled for "Smack My Bitch Up"
Crispian Mills of Kula Shaker: Vocals on "Narayan"
Jim Davies of ? : Guitar on "Smack My Bitch
Up", "Breathe", "Firestarter", "Fuel My Fire"
Gizz Butt of Janus Stark: Live Guitarist
credited in booklet
Shahin Bada: Additional Vocals on "Smack My Bitch Up"
Saffron from Republica/N-Joi: Additional Vocals on "Fuel My Fire"
Samples:
Smack My Bitch Up: vocal sample from Kool Keith rapping
"Give The Drummer Some" by the Ultramagnetic MC's from the
album Critical Breakdown.
Breathe: Sword samples taken from Wu Tang Clan's "Da Mystery
of Shadowboxin" from the album '36 chambers' who probably
originally sampled it from somewhere else (uncredited)
Funky Shit: vocal sample by Ad-Roc from The Beastie Boys'
"Root Down" from the album 'Ill Communication'. Sample of
"2-3 Break" by the B-Boys. Sample from "Theme To Swat".
Serial Thrilla: samples guitar in "Selling Jesus" by Skunk
Anansie.
Firestarter: uses a wah-wah guitar sample from the Breeder's
"SOS. "Hey Hey" sample from The Art Of Noise's "Close To
The Edit"
Climbatize: uses a sample from The Egyptian Empire's "Horn
Track". The Jedi Nights tried to sue Liam for stealing the
drum-beat from one of their songs, but later repented when it
was pointed out that their drum-beat was stolen anyway. A
sample was recycled from Prodigy's own "Rat Poison".
Who Does Vocals:
Smack My Bitch Up: Kool Keith of Dr. Octagon/Ultramagnetic
MC's via a sample. Additional vocals by Shahin Bada.
Breathe: Keith Flint and Maxim Reality.
Diesel Power: Kool Keith of Dr. Octagon.
Funky Shit: Ad-Rock of the Beastie Boys via a sample.
Serial Thrilla: Keith Flint.
Mindfields: Maxim Reality
Narayan: Crispian Mills of Kula Shaker
Fuel My Fire: Keith Flint, addition vocals by Saffron
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The Prodigy: Smack My Bitch Up
[Nov 1997] EP single
12" : 11/1997 UK (XL ?)
12" : 1997 US (Maverick/Warner Bros. ?)
00:00 Smack My Bitch Up
04:44 No Man Army featuring Tom Morello
04:35 Mindfields (Headrock Dub)
07:17 Smack My Bitch Up (DJ Hype Mix)
CD : 11/1997 UK (XL XLS90CD)
CD : 1997 Europe? (XL ?)
CD : 1997 US (Maverick/Warner Bros 9 43946-2) fliptop box
04:46 Smack My Bitch Up (Radio Edit)
04:44 No Man Army featuring Tom Morello
04:35 Mindfields (Headrock Dub)
07:17 Smack My Bitch Up (DJ Hype Mix)
CS : 11/1997 UK
04:46 Smack My Bitch Up (Radio Edit)
04:44 No Man Army featuring Tom Morello
Notes:
See notes on The Fat Of The Land concerning "Smack My Bitch
Up". The radio edit subtlety demphasizes the word "bitch"
in the Kool Keith vocal sample, as well as shortens the
song.
Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine contributes guitar
to No Man Army. The same track with vocals by Maxim
exists, and it's called "One Man Army" and can be found on
the Spawn soundtrack.
This single reached #8 in the UK singles chart.
One track that almost made it was the "Smack My Bitch Up
(Jonny L Remix)", which was featured in the CD for Musik
magazine (Issue 32 Jan 1998). This track can also be found
on the London Underground Vinyls.
Samples:
Smack My Bitch Up: See sample notes for 'The Fat Of The
Land'
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C O M P I L A T I O N S
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Various Artists: Fresh Packed Cuts
[ 1996?] LP
CD : 1996 (XL EPFPC1)
7. 00:00 Minefields (Monkey Mafia Mix)
Notes:
A rare, promo-only 7 track album featuring XL artists. The
track is from the abandoned 'Minefields' single. "Minefields"
later morphed into "Mindfields" which is found on 'The Fat Of
The Land'
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Various Artists: Futurhythms
[? 1993] LP
CD : 1993 US (The Medicine Label 9 24502-2)
10. 00:00 Wind It Up (Forward Wind Mix)
Notes:
Also found on the US "Wind It Up" single. Remixed by Tony
Garcia.
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Various Artists: Best of Techno Volume 4
[1993] LP
CD : 1993 US (Profile PCD-1445)
8. 6:49 Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix)
Notes:
Also found on the US and UK "Wind It Up" singles. Compilation
compiled by DB & Gary Pini for Profile Records. We Yanks
called it techno. Whatever.
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Various Artists: Wipeout Soundtrack
[1995] LP
CD: 1995 UK (?)
5. 00:00 One Love (Edit)
Notes:
This is the soundtrack audio CD for the playstation game
WipeOut.
This track is also found on the One Love EP single.
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Various Artists: Hackers Soundtrack
[June 1996]
CD : 1997 US (Edel America ?)
CD : 1997 DE (Edel Germany )
3. 00:00 Voodoo People
9. 00:00 One Love
Notes:
Also found on Music For The Jilted Generation.
Prodigy also makes an appearance on the Hackers 2
soundtrack.
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Various Artists: Select Future Tracks
[?]
CS : ?
A1. 00:00 We Eat Rhythm
Notes:
Cassette compilation put out by Select Magazine. This track
failed to make it on to 'Music For The Jilted Generation', due
to time constraints.
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Various Artists: Special Brew
[Jul 1996]
CD : 1996 US (Payday ?)
CD : 7/1996 UK (Payday/FFRR 124085)
4. 00:00 Method Man - Release Yo'delf (Prodigy Mix)
5. 00:00 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
Notes:
Also found on the 'Voodoo People' single.
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Various Artists: Hackers 2 Soundtrack
[Oct 1997]
CD : 1997 US (Edel America ?)
1. 00:00 Firestarter (Empiron Mix)
Notes:
Also found on the 'Firestarter' single.
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Various Artists: MTV AMP
[May 1997]
CD : 1997 US (Astralwerks ?)
10. 00:00 Voodoo People (Chemical Brothers Remix)
Notes:
This CD is a compilation of tracks that go along with the
weekly one hour video program shown on MTV US in the wee
hours of the morning.
Also found on the 'Voodoo People' single.
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Various Artists: Xgames Soundtrack
[June 1997]
CD : 1997 US (Tommy Boy ?)
8. 00:00 Voodoo People (Chemical Brothers Remix)
Notes:
This is a sound track for ESPN's (a US sports cable
channel) 'Xgames' program.
Comes in a unique looking opaque green plastic box.
Also found on the 'Voodoo People' single.
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Various Artists: A Life Less Ordinary Soundtrack
[Oct 1997]
CD : 1997 US (PGD/FFRR ?)
15. 00:00 Full Throttle
Notes:
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Various Artists: Maximum Elektronica Vol. 1
[Nov 1997]
CD : 1997 US (Elektra ?)
2. 00:00 Out Of Space
Notes:
Also found on Experience.
I don't think Prodigy would have agreed to go on a
compilation with this title, however, it probably happened
because Elektra still had some rights to this track, when
Prodigy was signed to Elektra in the US.
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Various Artists: Wipeout XL Soundtrack (US)
Various Artists: Wipeout 2097 (UK)
[1996] LP
CD: 10/1996 US (Astralwerks)
CD: 1997 UK (Virgin)
8. 04:39 Firestarter (Instrumental)
Notes:
This is the soundtrack audio CD for the playstation game
WipeOut XL, AKA Wipeout 2097.
This track is also found on the EP single for 'Firestarter'.
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Various Artists: Urbal Beats
[1997] LP
CD : 1997 US (FFRR/Polygram TV 314 553 764-2)
1. 06:14 Poison
Notes:
Compilation of modern electronic music assembled by URB
magazine, out of LA. This compilation also has CJ
Bolland's "Sugar Is Sweeter", which Liam has accused of
sounding too much like "Poison".
"Poison" is found on Music For The Jilted Generation,
however the version here has the opening dialog removed.
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Various Artists/Soundtrack: Spawn (The Album)
[? 1997] LP
CD : 1997 US (Immortal/Epic/Sony Music Soundtrax EK 68494)
9. 04:14 Prodigy & Tom Morello
Notes:
Tom Morello is the guitarist from Rage Against The Machine,
and he adds guitar to this track. Maxim sings vocals on
this one. An alternate version without vocals is found on
the "Smack My Bitch Up" single. This version is not found
anywhere else.
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Various Artists/Soundtrack: The Jackal (Music From And Inspired By)
[? 1997] LP
CD : 1997 US (MCA Recordings D-11688)
2. 06:13 Poison
Notes:
Also found on 'Music For The Jilted Generation', however, the
opening dialog have been removed.
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Various Artists: London Underground Vinyls #1
[1997?]
12" : 1997? UK (?)
?. Smack My Bitch Up (Jonny L Remix)
Notes:
This is a DJ Only vinyl with 4 other tracks on it.
This track is also available on the Muzik Magazine CD,
but not on any other Prodigy releases.
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Various Artists: Jan 1998 Musik Magazine CD
[Jan 1998]
CD: 1/1998 UK (?)
?. Smack My Bitch Up (Jonny L Remix)
Notes:
This track is found the London Underground Vinyls, but not on
any other Prodigy releases.
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R E M I X E S
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The Art of Noise: Instruments Of Darkness
[1991]
12" : ? (China Records WOK2012)
3:40 Instruments Of Darkness (All of us are one people) -
The Prodigy Mix
The Art of Noise: The Fon Mixes
[1991] LP
CD : ? UK (WOLCD 1023)
1. 3:40 Instruments Of Darkness (All of us are one people) -
The Prodigy Mix
The Art of Noise: The Best Of The Art Of Noise
[?] LP
CD : ? US (Offbeat/China Records ?)
3. 3:40 Instruments Of Darkness (All of us are one people) -
The Prodigy Mix
Notes:
Liam's first remix. Liam also sampled The Art of Noise's
"Close To The Edit" for "Firestarter"
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Bugg Kann & The Plastic Jam: Made In Two Minutes
[?]
CD : ? UK (PWL/Peach PWLTR286)
?. 03:41 Made In Two Minutes (Prodigy)
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Method Man : Release Yo'Delf
[1994]
CD : 1994 UK (Mercury 5765472)
1. 04:15 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Mix) - clean version
2x12" : 1994 UK (Def Jam Island LC 0407)
2x12" : 199?
A?. 00:00 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Mix)
C?. 00:00 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Instrumental)
D?. 00:00 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Mix) - clean version
? : ?
?. 00:00 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Mix)
?. 00:00 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Instrumental)
Notes:
Method Man also serves in the Wu-Tang Clan, where Liam
sampled the sword sounds for "Breathe" from Wu's
'36-Chambers' album.
The "Prodigy Mix" is also found on the compilation 'Special
Brew'.
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Dream Frequency: Take Me
[?]
12" : UK (Citybeat Records CBE768)
A1. 06:32 Take Me (The Prodigy Mix)
Notes:
First remix that Liam ever did?
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Front 242: Mut@ge Mix@ge
[1995]
CD : 1995 UK (Sam Records RRE 30CD)
7. 04:39 Religion (Prodigy Bass Under Siege Mix)
12. 04:45 Religion (Prodigy Trance U Down Mix)
Front 242: Religion
[1995]
12" : 1995 UK (Sam Records RRE 16r)
A1. 04:39 Religion (Prodigy Bass Under Siege Mix)
A2. 04:45 Religion (Prodigy Trance U Down Mix)
12" : 1995 UK (Epic EAS 5161 Promo)
A1. 04:45 Religion (Prodigy Trance U Down Mix)
A2. 04:39 Religion (Prodigy Bass Under Siege Mix)
Notes:
A remix album from Front 242.
The 'Religion' 12" (not the promo) has the two Orb remixes on
the other side.
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Jesus Jones: Zeros & Ones
[?]
12" : ? UK (Food 12 Food 44)
A1. 05:41 Zeroes & Ones (The Prodigy vs. Jesus Jones)
CD : ? UK ()
3. 05:41 Zeroes & Ones (The Prodigy vs. Jesus Jones)
CD : ? UK ()
A3?. 05:41 Zeroes & Ones (The Prodigy vs. Jesus Jones)
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The Magi And Emanation: Everybody Say Love
[1991]
12" : 1991 UK (Boom Records BMRT1)
A1. 05:00 Everybody Say Love (Prodigy remix)
Notes:
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Baby D: Deliverance
[199?]
2xCD : 199? UK ()
D2.3. 04:55 Casanova (Prodigy Pump Action Mix)
Notes:
Some samples taken from this track were used on the Prodigy's
"Break & Enter" on 'Music For The Jilted Generation'.
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The Time Frequency: The Time Frequency EP
[1992] EP
CD : 1992 UK (KGB D 009)
2. 04:29 Retribution '93 (The Prodigy Meets TTF)
Notes:
Liam later slagged this Scottish band in the press because of
TTF's attitude to music and money.
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V I D E O S
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The Prodigy: Charly
[1991] video
? : 1991 UK (GB 1419100120)
Director: Russel Curtis
Producer: Jill Mumford
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Everybody In The Place
[Dec 1991] video
? : 12/1991 UK (GB )
Director: Russel Curtis
Producer: Claire Rosen
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Wind It Up
[Feb 1993] video
? : 2/1993 UK (GB 141930001)
Director: Russel Curtis
Producer: E Davis
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Wind It Up
[Dec 1992] video
? : 12/1992 UK (GB 141930001)
Director: Russel Curtis
Producer: E Davis
Notes:
The video was set on a Welsh mountainside, with the band around
a camp fire. The camera disappears inside each of their head's
so that we can see what is going on within. At the end, Liam
puts a copy of Mixmag in the fire.
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The Prodigy: Out Of Space
[Oct 1992] video
? : 10/1992 UK (GB 1419220020)
Director: Russel Curtis
Producer: E Davis
Notes:
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The Prodigy: No Good (Start The Dance) naughty version
[May 1994] video
? : 5/1994 UK (GB ?)
Director: Walter Stern
Producer: John Payne
Notes:
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The Prodigy: One Love
[? 1993] video
? : 1993 UK (GB 1419300160)
Director: ?
Producer: ?
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Voodoo People
[? 1993] video
? : 1993 UK (GB ?)
Director: Walter Stern
Producer: Russel Curtis
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
[199?] video
? : 199? UK (GB ?)
Director: ?
Producer: ?
Notes:
MTV in-house production. Uses footage from the official VP
video plus some extras.
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The Prodigy: Electronic Punks
[1995?] long video
VHS PAL : 1995 UK (?)
VHS NTSC : 1995 US (CAROLINE IMPORTS R-3350)
97 Minutes
1. Voodoo People (Original Version)
2. Rock And Roll (Live)
3. Out Of Space (Edit)
4. Break And Enter 95 (Live)
5. Their Law (Live)
6. Wind It Up (The Rewound Edit)
7. Voodoo People (Live)
8. Poison 95 EQ
9. No Good (Start The Dance) (Live)
10. Charly (Alley Cat Edit)
11. Poison (Live)
12. Now Hear This (Live)
13. Everybody In The Place (Fairground Edit)
14. Rhythm Of Life (Live)
15. No Good (Start The Dance) (Edit)
16. Making of Poison (Short Film)
Notes:
Interspersed with footage of the band in real life.
The tracks "Molotov Bitch" And "We Eat Rhythm (Jungle Mix)"
are played during the credits.
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The Prodigy: Evolution Documentary
[1997] long video
VHS PAL : 1997 UK (Visual Corporation Ltd VSL 0199)
VHS NTSC : 1997 US (Caroline Imports R-3975)
50 minutes
Notes:
Unauthorized. The Prodigy themselves have condemned this
video as 'worthless'.
Band interviews throughout 10 year career; also interviews
with people who knew them in early days.
The video is pretty poor value as it's padded out with a
lot of irreverent talk. They even stick in a 4 minute clip
of snowboarding in there.
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The Prodigy: Poison
[1994?]
? : ?
Director: Walter Stern?
Producer: ?
Notes:
Features Liam pretending to play real drums. Keith Flint is
his freaky self, although with long hair, pretending to vomit
mud. Maxim Reality sings and wears his devil eye contacts.
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Prodigy: Firestarter
[1996]
? : ?
Director: Walter Stern?
Producer: ?
Notes:
US Breakthrough video. Filmed in an abandoned subway
tunnel. Displays Keith Flint's double mohawk haircut and
his new tongue piercings.
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Prodigy: Breathe
[1997]
VHS: Promo
1. Breathe
Directed by Walter Stern?
Another video that went into high rotation on US MTV. Takes
place in an apparently dilapidated house. Keith wears a
black leather jacket with no shirt on underneath to display
his "Inflicted" tattoo. Maxim goes shirtless, and wears his
devil eye contacts.
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Prodigy: Smack My Bitch Up
[1997]
VHS: Promo
1. Smack My Bitch Up
Directed by Swedish directory Jonas Ackermann.
This video doesn't feature the group at all, other than the
music, and the ant logo tattoos at the very end. Instead, it
is shot from the point of view of an English club goer that
drinks, does drugs, fondles women, gets into fights, drinks,
breaks a DJ's record and turntable, drinks, goes to a
stripper club, picks up a dancer, and has sex. At the end,
you discover that the instigator of all this is a woman.
Features full nudity. Surprisingly, MTV Europe and even MTV
US had the guts to show the video late night, although with
some frosting out of the naked women's vulva.
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B O O K S
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Martin Roach: Electronic Punks
[1995?]
Softcover?: 199? Independent Music Press
Notes:
Official. Order form inside Poison inlay.
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Lisa Verrico: Exit The Underground
[?]
Softcover: 199? Virgin Books
? pp, bw + color photos?
Softcover revised: 199? (Virgin Books 0-7535-0063-9)
96pp, bw + color photos
Notes:
Unofficial Biography.
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John Keaton: Firestarters
[?]
Softcover?: 199? UFO Music Ltd.
Notes:
Unofficial rare, in some HMV stores
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The Prodigy: The Fat Of The Land Songbook
[1996?]
Softcover?: 1996? Independent Music Press
43pp
Notes:
Official. Melody, Chords and lyrics from tracks on 'The Fat
Of The Land'.
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Martin James: Adventures With The Voodoo Crew
[?]
Softcover?: 199? Ebury Press
Notes:
Unofficial. In many Virgin/HMV stores.
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?:Music for the Voodoo People
Softcover?: 199? ?
96pp
Notes:
Unofficial. Includes a bonus cd-single of "What Evil Lurks."
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B O O T L E G S
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Remember, buying bootlegs profits someone instead of Prodigy.
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The Prodigy: What Evil Lurks
[?] 4 track EP
12" : ?
CD : ?
04:23 What Evil Lurks
04:34 We Gonna Rock
05:03 Androids [sic]
03:27 Everybody In The Place
Notes:
A Bootleg of the original rare 12". "Androids" is a
misspelling of "Android"
Black label copies may be fake, and have the XL logo
squeezed together on one side.
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The Prodigy: The Prodigy On Tour, Music For A Voodoo Crew
[1995?]
CD : 1995? (Big Kahuna Music HUNA004)
1. 00:00 Break & Enter
2. 00:00 Voodoo People
3. 00:00 Rhythm Of Life
4. 00:00 Poison
5. 00:00 Out Of Space
6. 00:00 Their Law
7. 00:00 Skylined
8. 00:00 Rock 'n' Roll
9. 00:00 Rhythm Of Life
10. 00:00 G-Force
11. 00:00 Manic Reach
12. 00:00 Fire
13. 00:00 Your Love
14. 00:00 Death Of The Prodigy
15. 00:00 Intro
16. 00:00 Voodoo People
17. 00:00 Rhythm Of Life
18. 00:00 Poison
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Pyromaniac
[1996?]
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Radio Live Sweden 94-96
[1996?]
Notes:
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The Prodigy: Extended Fire
[1996?]
1. 00:00 Charly (Beltram Says Mix)
2. 00:00 Everybody In The Place (Dance Hall Version)
3. 00:00 Fire (Sunrise Version)
4. 00:00 Jericho (Genaside II Remix)
5. 00:00 Out Of Space (Techno Underworld Remix)
6. 00:00 Wind It Up (Rewound)
7. 00:00 Your Love (The Original Excursion)
8. 00:00 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
9. 00:00 No Good (Start The Dance)(CJ Bollands Museum Remix)
10. 00:00 Voodoo People (Dust Brothers Remix)
11. 00:00 Goa (The Heat The Energy Part 2)
12. 00:00 Poison (Environmental Science Dub Mix)
13. 00:00 Firestarter (Empirion Mix)
Notes:
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M Y T H I C A L R E L E A S E S
These albums do not exist. Listed here so you won't be fooled.
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The Prodigy: Inflicted
Notes:
The 'Inflicted' album was a hoax set up by Tobi Wood during
the 'countdown' to 'The Fat Of The Land'. Tobi was pissed off
with having CD bootleg pirates ripping off his site, so he set
about forging an album called Inflicted, which featured mostly
real existing tracks, except for 'Salvationed Army', 'In The
Beginning' and a fake 'Benny Blanco', composed (very well) by
Tobi himself. Even the artwork (a briefcase full of drugs
syringes) was fake.
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The Prodigy: The Ultimate Jilted Experience
Notes:
Set up by an unnamed webmaster of an unofficial Prodigy site
in order to look credible. The tracks have been identified as
obvious hoaxes by many real Prodigy fans.
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The Prodigy: Experience Revisited
Notes:
Set up by an unnamed webmaster of an unofficial Prodigy site
in order to look credible. The tracks have been identified as
obvious hoaxes by many real Prodigy fans.
Thomas Andreassen
On Tue, 24 Feb 1998 21:59:22 GMT, rmas...@r2m.com (Robert Mashlan)
wrote:
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>The Prodigy: Out Of Space
> [Nov 1992] EP single
> Notes:
> Live version of "Music Reach" was recorded at Club 1992
> Chicago, on July 18th, 1998
I don't think the Prodigy had invented timetravel at that time :-)
Still it's real cool that they've recorded a track they haven't
performed yet...
> Reached #11 in the UK singles chart.
> Samples:
> We Are The Ruffest: uses the vocal sample "Come Together" from
> Simone Berryman? from MTV.
Not sure if it's really Simone Berryman, but to my knowledge she
hasn't done any work for MTV so far.. What I found odd was that the
sample source was supposedly Simone Angel.. That just doesn't make
sense.
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>The Prodigy: Singles Experience
> [? 1993?] Box Set
>
> 6xCD : 1993 UK (XL ?)
> D1: Charly
> D2: Everybody In The Place
> D3: Fire/Jericho
> D4: Out Of Space
> D5: Wind It Up (Rewound)
> D6: Fffat's All Folks (Interview Disc)
>
> Notes:
>
> A boxed set of the UK singles from the 'Experience' album,
> along with a interview disc.
I've stated my view on this box set. I seriously doubt it's official,
but if it is I can't really understand why anyone would bother to buy
it; It looks shite and has an outrageously high price.
> A track called "Rhythm, Rhythm, Rhythm (We Eat Rhythms, We
> Sleep Rhythms)" didn't make it on the album due to a
> misunderstanding of the amount of music Liam could fit on
> the CD. It later appeared on the Select magazine tape by
> the name "We Eat Rhythms".
'We eat Rhythm'. Did it have the lyrics as a working name?
>
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>Prodigy: Singles For The Jilted Generation
> [?] Box Set
>
> 11xCD : 1995? UK (XL ?)
> D1: One Love
> D2: No Good (Start The Dance)
> D3: Voodoo People
> D4: Poison
> D5: Interview
>
> Notes:
This is a 5-track 'box set'. And shite imo.
But you all know that bynow :-)
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>The Prodigy: Box Set
> [?]
>
> 11xCD : 199? DE (XL M034814)
> D1:
> D2:
> D3:
> D4:
> D5:
> D6:
> D7:
> D8:
> D9:
> D10:
> D11:
>
> Notes:
>
> Boxed set of 11 cd singles.
>
> Comes with a Firestarter Lighter, One Love Ring and Keith
> Nose Spike.
Still a questionable 'box set'. I mean Firestarter Zippo, One Love
Ring and Keith Noise Spike? What's the idea?
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>Prodigy: Firestarter
> [Mar 1996] promotional EP
(firestarter)
> This single reached #1 in the UK singles chart.
> In the US, this single was original licensed for
> manufacturing and distribution by Mute, until Prodigy
> signed with Maverick, at which time, Maverick continued US
> manufacturing and distribution. Note that Maverick has
> two different versions of the CD single, one with 4
> tracks, and one with 2 tracks.
Mute still has some kind of license iirc.
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>Prodigy: The Fat Of The Land
> [June 1996] LP
> 2xCD : 1996? SE? (XL ?)
> D1: (Same as above track listing)
> D2: Fffat's All Folks (Prodigy Interview)
Not sure if it actually Fffat's all, but I'm certainly not going to
buy it to find out.. It's an interview and Fffat's all fits perfectly.
> Prodigy jumps ship yet again on US distribution. For this
> album, they sign with Maverick, a Warner Brothers subsidiary
> run by pop singer/artist Madonna.
The Mute logo is printed on my advance copy us FOTL vinyl and it's
under license to Maverick from Mute/XL.
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>C O M P I L A T I O N S
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>Various Artists: London Underground Vinyl #1
> [1997?]
>
> 12" : 1997? UK (?)
> ?. Smack My Bitch Up (Jonny L Remix)
>
> Notes:
>
> This is a DJ Only vinyl with 4 other tracks on it.
Three other tracks.
-----
XL recordings : The 5th Chapter 1995?
CD/12" (XLCDI-116 /? )
6. The Prodigy - Speedway(theme from Fastlane) secret knowledge rouser
trouser mix. 10:25
7. The Prodigy - Voodoo People dust brothers mix 5:55
-----------------------------------------------------------
> R E M I X E S
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>Method Man : Release Yo'Delf
> [1994]
>
> CD : 1994 UK (Mercury 5765472)
> 1. 04:15 Release Yo'Delf (Prodigy Mix) - clean version
It's still called clean edit on my vinyl..
--
Thomas..
znqr lbh ybbx :-Q
Robert Mashlan
tha...@online.no (Thomas Andreassen) wrote:
>On Tue, 24 Feb 1998 21:59:22 GMT, rmas...@r2m.com (Robert Mashlan)
>>Various Artists: London Underground Vinyl #1
>> [1997?]
>>
>> 12" : 1997? UK (?)
>> ?. Smack My Bitch Up (Jonny L Remix)
>>
>> Notes:
>>
>> This is a DJ Only vinyl with 4 other tracks on it.
>
>Three other tracks.
Did you have a catalog number, side/track number for this listing? Is
the release date correct?
>6. The Prodigy - Speedway(theme from Fastlane) secret knowledge rouser
>trouser mix. 10:25
Is there an additional information on this mix? Did Liam do the
remix?
>>Method Man : Release Yo'Delf
>It's still called clean edit on my vinyl..
Do you have the side track numbers for the vinyls?
Thomas Andreassen
On Thu, 26 Feb 1998 01:37:34 GMT, rmas...@r2m.com (Robert Mashlan)
wrote:
>>>Various Artists: London Underground Vinyl #1
>>> [1997?]
>>> 12" : 1997? UK (?)
>>> ?. Smack My Bitch Up (Jonny L Remix)
>>> Notes:
>>> This is a DJ Only vinyl with 4 other tracks on it.
>Did you have a catalog number, side/track number for this listing? Is
>the release date correct?
No catalog number, it's called London Underground #1. track 4 reads
The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (unreleased) and is track 2 on the
b-side.
No idea for the correct release date, but it was released in 97.
>>6. The Prodigy - Speedway(theme from Fastlane) secret knowledge rouser
>>trouser mix. 10:25
>Is there an additional information on this mix? Did Liam do the
>remix?
Small typo. It should read: Secret Knowledge Trouser Rouser.
It's the same mix as the Secret Knowledge remix on US Voodoo People.
>>>Method Man : Release Yo'Delf
>>It's still called clean edit on my vinyl..
>Do you have the side track numbers for the vinyls?
Side One: (Prodigy Mix)
Side Two: (Album Mix)
(LP Instrumental)
Side Three: (New Blood Remix)
(Prodigy Instrumental)
Side Four: (Prodigy Clean Edit)
(LP Acapella)
--
Thomas..
Peter Thomas
>> Live version of "Music Reach" was recorded at Club 1992
>> Chicago, on July 18th, 1998
>Still it's real cool that they've recorded a track they haven't
>performed yet...
Book yer tickets now, and get on their first album. :)
>> Reached #11 in the UK singles chart.
>> Samples:
>> We Are The Ruffest: uses the vocal sample "Come Together" from
>> Simone Berryman? from MTV.
>Not sure if it's really Simone Berryman, but to my knowledge she
>hasn't done any work for MTV so far..
She hasn't. She's spent her past few years doing market research.
>What I found odd was that the
>sample source was supposedly Simone Angel.. That just doesn't make
>sense.
It is odd for Prodigy to pick someone as cheesy as that, but then
again, Baby D's been used too, eh?
>> A track called "Rhythm, Rhythm, Rhythm (We Eat Rhythms, We
>> Sleep Rhythms)" didn't make it on the album due to a
>> misunderstanding of the amount of music Liam could fit on
>> the CD. It later appeared on the Select magazine tape by
>> the name "We Eat Rhythms".
>'We eat Rhythm'. Did it have the lyrics as a working name?
Nope. It was always called "We Eat Rhythm". See EP book.
>> Comes with a Firestarter Lighter, One Love Ring and Keith
>> Nose Spike.
>Still a questionable 'box set'. I mean Firestarter Zippo, One Love
>Ring and Keith Noise Spike? What's the idea?
You also get some Charly Cocaine; Jericho Bible; Wind It Up Clockwork
Toy and a No Good God Dang Varmint. :)
That last gift is courtesy of Yosemite Sam, from the Bugs Bunny
cartoons. :)
>>Prodigy: The Fat Of The Land
>> [June 1996] LP
>> 2xCD : 1996? SE? (XL ?)
>> D1: (Same as above track listing)
>> D2: Fffat's All Folks (Prodigy Interview)
>Not sure if it actually Fffat's all, but I'm certainly not going to
>buy it to find out.. It's an interview and Fffat's all fits perfectly.
I heard it was Fat Talk on there.
>znqr lbh ybbx :-Q
Bu ab lbh qvqa'g. :)
--
Ahem.
Peter Prodge...
"That's just...NOISE!" - Alan Partridge on Prodigy.
pete [at] prodge.demon.co.uk ICQ# 6692412
New? READ THE PRODIGY FAQ at www.prodge.demon.co.uk
Thomas Andreassen
On Thu, 26 Feb 1998 19:05:31 GMT, pe...@prodge.demon.co.ukSPAMSTILLSUXX
(Peter Thomas) wrote:
(Sample used in We Are The Ruffest)
>>What I found odd was that the
>>sample source was supposedly Simone Angel.. That just doesn't make
>>sense.
>It is odd for Prodigy to pick someone as cheesy as that, but then
>again, Baby D's been used too, eh?
But that was a remix.. a small difference. I guess they asked very
nice.
(box set)
>>> Comes with a Firestarter Lighter, One Love Ring and Keith
>>> Nose Spike.
>>Still a questionable 'box set'. I mean Firestarter Zippo, One Love
>>Ring and Keith Noise Spike? What's the idea?
>You also get some Charly Cocaine; Jericho Bible; Wind It Up Clockwork
>Toy and a No Good God Dang Varmint. :)
I want my Voodoo Doll. And hat. And some Fire/Jericho matches. Even an
Out Of Space astronaut would be cool. :-)
(I'm not to keen about a Poison rat skeleton tho.)
>>>Prodigy: The Fat Of The Land
>>> [June 1996] LP
>>> 2xCD : 1996? SE? (XL ?)
>>> D1: (Same as above track listing)
>>> D2: Fffat's All Folks (Prodigy Interview)
>>Not sure if it actually Fffat's all, but I'm certainly not going to
>>buy it to find out.. It's an interview and Fffat's all fits perfectly.
>I heard it was Fat Talk on there.
It could be.. but I not paying $27.89 plus postage and handling to
find out. (if it is Fat Talk then it's not a complete rip-off. At
least you get a 'proper' interview.)
>>znqr lbh ybbx :-Q
>Bu ab lbh qvqa'g. :)
Haha I haven't looked. :-p
--
Thomas..
No really. I haven't.
Peter Thomas
tha...@online.no (Thomas Andreassen) wrote:
>(Sample used in We Are The Ruffest)
>>>What I found odd was that the
>>>sample source was supposedly Simone Angel.. That just doesn't make
>>>sense.
>>It is odd for Prodigy to pick someone as cheesy as that, but then
>>again, Baby D's been used too, eh?
>But that was a remix.. a small difference. I guess they asked very
>nice.
So was the Simone sample. I don't think she normally sings at that
pitch! (Unless they held her down and pumped half the world's helium
supply into her) :)
>(box set)
>>>> Comes with a Firestarter Lighter, One Love Ring and Keith
>>>> Nose Spike.
>>>Still a questionable 'box set'. I mean Firestarter Zippo, One Love
>>>Ring and Keith Noise Spike? What's the idea?
>>You also get some Charly Cocaine; Jericho Bible; Wind It Up Clockwork
>>Toy and a No Good God Dang Varmint. :)
>I want my Voodoo Doll. And hat.
Saw a guy wearing a Voodoo hat at the first gig I went to.
>And some Fire/Jericho matches.
Er, that's Firestarter, natch.
>Even an Out Of Space astronaut would be cool. :-)
>(I'm not to keen about a Poison rat skeleton tho.)
I'd definitely have the rat skeleton. Easily.
>>>>Prodigy: The Fat Of The Land
>>>> [June 1996] LP
>>>> 2xCD : 1996? SE? (XL ?)
>>>> D1: (Same as above track listing)
>>>> D2: Fffat's All Folks (Prodigy Interview)
>>>Not sure if it actually Fffat's all, but I'm certainly not going to
>>>buy it to find out.. It's an interview and Fffat's all fits perfectly.
>>I heard it was Fat Talk on there.
>It could be.. but I not paying $27.89 plus postage and handling to
>find out. (if it is Fat Talk then it's not a complete rip-off. At
>least you get a 'proper' interview.)
Damn right. Fat Talk kicks Fffat's All Folk's ass, massively.
>>>znqr lbh ybbx :-Q
>>Bu ab lbh qvqa'g. :)
>Haha I haven't looked. :-p
Neither did I. :-P
>No really. I haven't.
Same here. In fact, I dunno what you're on about.
--
Nyy Abejrtvnaf ner fphz gung zhfg or jvcrq bhg! urur
Thomas Andreassen
On Thu, 26 Feb 1998 21:26:45 GMT, pe...@prodge.demon.co.ukSPAMSTILLSUXX
(Peter Thomas) wrote:
>>(Sample used in We Are The Ruffest)
>pitch! (Unless they held her down and pumped half the world's helium
>supply into her) :)
So you're saying it is Simone Angel?
>>(box set)
(Lots of stuff that could be included in a box set.. maybe)
>>I want my Voodoo Doll. And hat.
>Saw a guy wearing a Voodoo hat at the first gig I went to.
>>And some Fire/Jericho matches.
>Er, that's Firestarter, natch.
Nope, that's the lighter. Fire starter is more primitive ie.
matches(or two sticks if you prefer..)
>>Even an Out Of Space astronaut would be cool. :-)
>>(I'm not to keen about a Poison rat skeleton tho.)
>I'd definitely have the rat skeleton. Easily.
Or maybe a box of rat poison would fit better.
--
Thomas..
Wondering what would be included for SMBU.. a NOW-member badge?
Peter Thomas
tha...@online.no (Thomas Andreassen) wrote:
>>>(Sample used in We Are The Ruffest)
>>So was the Simone sample. I don't think she normally sings at that
>>pitch! (Unless they held her down and pumped half the world's helium
>>supply into her) :)
>So you're saying it is Simone Angel?
Well, I can't say for sure. I don't think it's Simone Berryman.
But the only Simone from MTV is definitely VJ Simone Angel (of Party
Zone and MTV Dance fame).
Anyone got any recollections of the cheesy single she released?
(I know the video)
Oooh...this gives me yet another trivia thing, if Prodge did sample
Simone A.: U2 and Prodigy have both sampled her! (see U2's 'Even
Better Than The Real Thing' video)
>>>(box set)
>(Lots of stuff that could be included in a box set.. maybe)
>>>I want my Voodoo Doll. And hat.
>>Saw a guy wearing a Voodoo hat at the first gig I went to.
>>>And some Fire/Jericho matches.
>>Er, that's Firestarter, natch.
>Nope, that's the lighter. Fire starter is more primitive ie.
>matches(or two sticks if you prefer..)
erm...?
you're saying we have Firestarter matches there. And Firestarter
lighter. Hmm...
>>>(I'm not to keen about a Poison rat skeleton tho.)
>>I'd definitely have the rat skeleton. Easily.
>Or maybe a box of rat poison would fit better.
That'd get rid of the teenyb's. :)
>Wondering what would be included for SMBU.. a NOW-member badge?
No, some toy-figures of:
James Brown
Paul Gascoigne
Tommy Lee
Ryan Giggs
Mike Tyson
..which would be controversiality ahoy!
--
hmm...will I get away with that?