Chemical Brothers - Desert Island track

Smallman1

A lol for Dave!

Smallman1

Carl Cox dropped that on the old Space terrace.

TRU FAX.

alistair

bosstrabs imagine being married to Vanessa Feltz

hugopal

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.

alistair

hugopal I refuse to be dragged into the weeds with you pal on LCD Soundsystem 😂

Smallman1

BlainSA

zackster Prodigy were number 1 for me. Best live gig I’ve been to was seeing them in Brixton in the noughties.

nicksneddon

BlainSA Glastonbury 95 is the best gig ive ever been to

alistair

BlainSA was it Their Law tour by chance? Mental gig that was. Played all their greatest hits.

rhouses

Prodigy were great when they were a rave band and not a noisy heavy metal band.

alistair

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

RichM

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

BlainSA

alistair May well have been. Don’t remember hearing any of their stuff after Fat of the land bar Spitfire.

Dubman

RichM
Yeah there doing the U.F. Orb Album. That was the first time saw them live in Brighton.

BlainSA

bosstrabs Remember seeing P&S do a chart in a dance music mag (forget which) and they had Green Velvet - Flash (DT mix) amongst some other prog/tribal monsters.

hugopal

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.

alistair

RichM it represented an evolution in their sound and production and had some huge barnstormers on it. Remember Layo & Bushwacka dropping Smack my bitch up and levelling the End. Firestarter is one of the great number 1 records and the video was iconic

zackster

RichM you can’t include Fat of the Land amongst their golden albums, only the first 2 we’re decent,

Agreed

BlainSA

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.

RichM

hugopal each to their own. I agree some of their biggest tracks came from that album which do sound great live, but to me it was heading away from what I loved about the Prodigy from the first 2 albums.

Jilted Generation is by far their best album

alistair

hugopal Funky Shit is a wicked track

RichM

alistair they were huge tracks and I saw them live loads of times after that album came out, and loved those gigs. Just wasn’t a fan of the album, don’t think I even bought it. That album properly sent them mainstream and they deserved it.

Dan

I went to school with Keith and I’m really chuffed what he achieved as he was sound. Grateful to him putting me on to the Cult & Herbie Hancock at Youth Club.

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