THE PRODIGY レコード& CD

Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


Drum and bass pioneer Andy C can do no wrong, frankly. But we didn't see this one coming - a remix of one of the most iconic dance tunes of the last 25 years. The Ram Recordings boss does it justice though by bringing his own flavour to it thereby marking the 25th anniversary celebration of the release of the original album - The Fat Of The Land - it was on by XL Recordings. The executioner says, "this track means so much to me and has been a big part of my sets. Hope you enjoy the vibes." We sure do.

Review: Drum and bass pioneer Andy C can do no wrong, frankly. But we didn't see this one coming - a remix of one of the most iconic dance tunes of the last 25 years. The Ram Recordings boss does it justice though by bringing his own flavour to it thereby marking the 25th anniversary celebration of the release of the original album - The Fat Of The Land - it was on by XL Recordings. The executioner says, "this track means so much to me and has been a big part of my sets. Hope you enjoy the vibes." We sure do.

Review: When The Prodigy's The Fat of The Land first appeared back in 1997, it captured the mood of the times. By blending the psychedelic obsession of the Chemical Brothers and the rock-obsessed rhythms of big beat with their usual rave-influenced nastiness, Liam Howlett and company blew the competition out of the water. Almost overnight, they became international dance music's most in-demand live act. 15 years on, the album's lost none of its sparkle. This celebratory edition presents the remastered album in full, alongside a sextet of remixes. While they don't all hit the mark, Major Lazer and Noisia's booming reworks of "Smack My Bitch Up" are pretty darn tasty.