If we’re talking Brit duos, Maribou State probably sits on top for me in terms of the new gen.
Chemical Brothers - Desert Island track
If we’re talking Brit duos, how have these been overlooked?
Now PHATS what I SMALL music!
A lol for Dave!
Carl Cox dropped that on the old Space terrace.
TRU FAX.
alistair Depends how broad your definition is. LCD Soundsystem and Jon Hopkins spring to mind but there are only a few. Far from a headline act but Rival Consoles are consistently good snd excellent live
LCD Soundsystem peaked 15 years ago!
Jon Hopkins has nowhere near the same mainstream appeal and size of hits as the likes of Underworld/Prodigy/Chemical Brothers etc.
Rival Consoles are also not comparable at all.
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Prodigy were great when they were a rave band and not a noisy heavy metal band.
BlainSA Glastonbury 95 is the best gig ive ever been to
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No doubting Liam Howlett’s talent for beats and tunes. Those first three albums were golden. It was very sad moment hearing Keith had died
alistair you can’t include Fat of the Land amongst their golden albums, only the first 2 we’re decent, then they went downhill. FOTL was ok. All my mates who were into indie and metal starting liking the prodigy when that album came out, they even queued up outside Our Price to buy it on the first day.
I quite liked Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned
Yeh, I think I’ve listened to Fat of the land a handful of times whereas I’ve listened to the first 2 countless times.
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RichM you can’t include Fat of the Land amongst their golden albums, only the first 2 we’re decent, then they went downhill
I am just not having that at all.
Breathe
Narayan
Climbatize
Smack My Bitch Up
Funky Shit
Mindfields
Firestarter
all big tunes.
In fact only ‘Serial Thrilla’ was a bit of a duffer really.
I still listen to lots of them and they still sound great acoustically. The first couple of albums have more tracks which sound rougher and more dated now.