quite like this, when i heard it on the radio last weekend i actually thought it was an old Prodigy track that i wasnt familiar with
rubez
pretty lame. i'll forgive them considering the classic tracks they have under their belt.
Innocence Lost
quote:
Originally posted by rubez
pretty lame. i'll forgive them considering the classic tracks they have under their belt.
Yeah I agree.
Mr.Mystery
It really is quite disappointing.
Kilixpree
Would be so much better if they just cutted off the vocal that says 'nasty' every sec. ruined the track.
I mean, what can be more generic than a vocal saying the name of the track every sec? Ridiculous.
Vector A
I feel like with a few notable exceptions artists should sell off their gear around age 40 max and start doing something else.
Redd
So weak :(
Trance-M
I'm gonna listen No Good (Start The Dance) again.
Redd
Sounds like he tries to be the ultimate edgelord every track he makes.
junkproject
quote:
Originally posted by Robotrance
everything after smack my bitch up sucks. this sound doenst relate to anything. its sort of suppose to be in your face or rebelian or something but i just doesnt relate to kids of today. why dont liam just try to make something completely different on his own and forget about this prodigy stuff, it was dead in 97 already.
I enjoyed The Prodigy - Omen which was released in 1999. 2 years after smack my bitch up.
IMO this track is forgettable.
SYSTEM-J
quote:
Originally posted by Robotrance
the 1994 jilted generation was 100% original (my fav album of all times)
100% original.
SYSTEM-J
Which Roland machine had that loop as a preset, palm? It was used on a lot of old hardcore tracks because they were all heavily influenced by Meat Beat Manifesto. Including Liam Howlett.
