This is just pre-Jungle, but completely representative of hardcore UK breakbeat rave. No other countries supported this breakbeat model quite yet. So, I have a great fondness for this first record. Obviously, they became much bigger as a band with rock elements. Yet, this is still my favorite song of theirs.It's just a perfect animal of that time.
I saw them live touring on this album in Dallas in like 92-93. Can't remember precisely. It was before their breakout album. Moby opened. I completely agree, this was a total vibe.
@peachtruck if I could go back I would do it sober this time! I'd remember a hella lot more than I do lol!! It takes getting back together with my old raving crew to piece nights together!! There were so many, sometimes 2 or 3 raves in a night because it was so hard to choose so do them all! Magic. I still spin oldskool vinyl now, got a few of my live streams up on my page.
Ears ringing like fuk at 7 am after a 12 hour all nighter then back to the motor and get the bong out then drive down the motorway in a battered old cavy Sri or escort 3i 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
0:44 I remember when I first heard it I was completely overwhelmed by that section, pure eargasm, couldn't stop listening to it. I understood then how the name 'the prodigy' couldn't be more adequate, and that Liam was truly exceptional. In almost every tune he would insert what would be his signature, and you would know instantly no one else could do that.
Suffering badly with depression if I remember the news correctly; even though he'd probably made millions of Ravers (even little kids like I was in 92) happy as pigs in sh*t, worldwide... R.I.P!
God Damn this still is an bloody Bonkers Prodigy tune. Would blast this out of my speakers . Memories of being an teen in the early nineties . Rest In Peace Keith . Liam is an genius .
Back when it was called Rave Hardcore and was an underground scene The Prodigy brought it into the mainstream without selling out with a diluted more accessible 'poppy' sound. I grew up on their early albums when I was a white gloves and whistle raver going to Dreamscape, etc, and chart music was seen as uncool and commercial, but The Prodigy were making so many banging tunes they were accepted by ravers and indie kids alike. Can't forgive myself for not seeing them in early days.
That was called breakbeat dude.. Rave hardcore was-is something else, with a distinct beat and sound than that. This only has rave elements with the synths that's all.
Yeah, it's 0:30 now.....but in 2020 we don't go to work and stay home.....covid. Wonder if I will read my comment in a few years and remember this night....
I bought this album when it came out, I was about 12 years old. Never had so many kids at school begging for the other earpod to listen in on my discman! Used to spend afternoons at a friends house trying to get the melodies correct on his dads keyboard. Man, that's long ago. After that I grew up on The Prodigy, later albums played in my first car on the way to my first job and yet later where played in my first house I bought. I love The Prodigy, alway have, always will. Now I listen to alot of different music and now and again return to this.
Ah. '92 was a great year. This album blew my mind when it came out. I had already seen them at tons of raves but this was just next level. Keep on dancing!
Never gets old, timeless music, remember listening to it on my cassette player and had only one headphone's ear working, who cared back then...I'm 6. Just carelessly riding a bus across my town and listening to this. The next track is "Charley"
Yes, and its walls were put down by people marching around it with horns. Guess this song mirror that. A group of teens taking over the city with music!!!
oh dear dancing at work again, still after 20 years this tune rocks, thw whole album The Prodigy Experience compels you to dance, the finest album of the rave generation, and great that with the Invaders must die album that The Prodigy can still do it.
Every time I get the urge to come to TH-cam and listen to some good old tracks from The Prodigy, my mood gets instantly killed by "rip Keith" and other stupid comments that clearly tell people (I assume they call themselves a fans) have absolutely no idea who did what from the band on certain tracks, ... and I always end up switching to Pendulum videos where the comments feel more real.
This track maybe old school but it's never going too get old. The prodigy is like the beatles of electronic music. If only I was born earlier than the 90's >.
+Braeden As a complete Beatles nut I wholeheartedly agree. I've been following the Prodigy from the beginning,I was very young when The Beatles were in their prime but got into the Rave scene when the Prodigy released Charly. The nineties dance scene was a revolution, just like the original summer of love of 67..
+ashevillecat yes maybe a more correct way would be to describe The Prodigy as the Beatles of Electronic dance. I also like early Kraftwerk by the way, but good point.
You are not a real Prodigy fan, simple. The evolution of Liam's writing was necessary for him to keep the creative juices flowing. Fat of the land is a great album and still utterly unique.
They did not kickstart it. It was an underground movement / subculture, however, the Prodigy were the first to make it mainstream, incorporating rave and acid into their sound, and of course the pure brilliance of Liam, and the rest. It got kickstarted by SP23 in England, and moved on to the rest of Europe, Holland mainly. From there, rave mingled with gabber, and became more or less what we today know as hardcore. The Prodigy is just one of a kind.
It's Spiritual track the bass is the embodiment of the ARk OF THE COVENANT which emitted supernatural vibration and radiation that brought the walls if Jericho down to the ground!!!!...👃😇👃.When you hear it on 1200s or in a subterranean club the song puts you on trance mode.. total bliss!.
just wish I was 13 years old again. My mate's older brother Jamie RIP had impeccable music taste and bought the CDs, which me and my mate would rinse out after school before Jamie and the parents got home from work. Good times.
![The Prodigy Fire[Sunrise Version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iMBwyofjpEw/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Prodigy Fire[Sunrise Version]](/img/tr.png)
Randomly feel compelled to listen to prodigy every now and again.. out of nowhere
+MrSoLiDIcE having that moment now! :)
feel like this with some movies even though i dont really like them
I'm gonna send you out of space... to find another race.
MrSoLiDIcE hahaa same here thats normal
yes
Still remember the day when I played this for the first time...it was like a sonic bomb has dropped in my room.
qmurec word
Prodigy are one of those rare music groups that I can listen to and love all of their songs
This is just pre-Jungle, but completely representative of hardcore UK breakbeat rave. No other countries supported this breakbeat model quite yet. So, I have a great fondness for this first record. Obviously, they became much bigger as a band with rock elements. Yet, this is still my favorite song of theirs.It's just a perfect animal of that time.
Word.
I saw them live touring on this album in Dallas in like 92-93. Can't remember precisely. It was before their breakout album. Moby opened. I completely agree, this was a total vibe.
Perfect description
Early 90's raves in NY this got tons of spins.
I was at the Tampa show on that same tour. People jumped on stage and started dancing with them. Wild times.@@cr.macaulay
Was lucky to be out raving back then, people don't understand how twisted we would be, big bass, big drums, piano rift....proper
fuck wish i could’ve seen them in their prime.. i’d even do it sober
@peachtruck if I could go back I would do it sober this time! I'd remember a hella lot more than I do lol!! It takes getting back together with my old raving crew to piece nights together!! There were so many, sometimes 2 or 3 raves in a night because it was so hard to choose so do them all! Magic. I still spin oldskool vinyl now, got a few of my live streams up on my page.
Ears ringing like fuk at 7 am after a 12 hour all nighter then back to the motor and get the bong out then drive down the motorway in a battered old cavy Sri or escort 3i 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
KEEP ON DANCING - KEEP ON DANCING - KEEP ON DANCING
0:44 I remember when I first heard it I was completely overwhelmed by that section, pure eargasm, couldn't stop listening to it. I understood then how the name 'the prodigy' couldn't be more adequate, and that Liam was truly exceptional. In almost every tune he would insert what would be his signature, and you would know instantly no one else could do that.
RIP Keith Flint, forever in my heart.. 4/3/2019
**2019
@@zmuse time flies
Likewise, first band-love brother - RIP
@@miclapwood41 Madness ain't it?
What an icon. 💚,🕊 &🎵
😚.................😢
Suffering badly with depression if I remember the news correctly; even though he'd probably made millions of Ravers (even little kids like I was in 92) happy as pigs in sh*t, worldwide... R.I.P!
Liam is a fucking genius.
Rip Keith Flint
That synth hook just foretells an album of epic and biblical proportions
R.I.P. KEITH FLINT FOR INSPIRING US RAVERS ALL THESE YEARS !! YOU WERE, ARE AND REMAIN A BRILLIANT AMAZING PRODIGY
Keith Flint was a gift to our chemical generation.
Never ever sounds dated, just beautiful
i come back here to remind myself that the music i listened to when i was 9 years old was fucking badass
IS fucking badass
Wtf. 9yo. You should of been in bed.
@@system3008 dad?
@@johnline what?
9 years old loooooool😂😂😂
Still gives me chills
So ahead of their time this will always sound good it's timeless fact
This song blew my head off when I first heard it but now it means so much more.
Rude boi
God Damn this still is an bloody Bonkers Prodigy tune. Would blast this out of my speakers . Memories of being an teen in the early nineties . Rest In Peace Keith . Liam is an genius .
The synth lead tune is just sick
LSD-ish
1995..2021 and forever
Back when it was called Rave Hardcore and was an underground scene The Prodigy brought it into the mainstream without selling out with a diluted more accessible 'poppy' sound. I grew up on their early albums when I was a white gloves and whistle raver going to Dreamscape, etc, and chart music was seen as uncool and commercial, but The Prodigy were making so many banging tunes they were accepted by ravers and indie kids alike. Can't forgive myself for not seeing them in early days.
I am curious to know your opinion on the new Prodigy track ‘We Live Forever’
Ryuko chads rise up
That was called breakbeat dude.. Rave hardcore was-is something else, with a distinct beat and sound than that. This only has rave elements with the synths that's all.
Базара нет. Слушаю все время и всегда с самого детства.
it's 1:07 am on a wednesday and in 6 hours i have to wake up to work, but i chose to listen to this instead of sleeping.
Fuck ITTTTTTTTTT!
Yeah, it's 0:30 now.....but in 2020 we don't go to work and stay home.....covid. Wonder if I will read my comment in a few years and remember this night....
muitosabao same boat man. Missed ye by a minute.
A good set of headphones is required to fully appreciate the bass in this track, its unreal
"A good set of headphones is required to fully appreciate the bass in this track, its unreal" = check! =)
And it still sounds awesome all these years later!
Thank you Wipeout for introducing me to Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Fluke, and many other great artists back in the day
The old Wipeout soundtracks on PS1 killed it! The perfect sound for that kind of game.
REST IN PEACE KEITH FLINT x
Extrceptional artist R. I. P KEITH FLINT
Pure energy still hardcore in 2019
30 лет этой музыке!!! Невероятная группа!!!❤
I still think Experience is a massively underrated album, the power and melodic layering is incredible. I come back to it more than even Jilted.
this song pops in my head a lot. Experience is just such a crazy album nowadays.
Experience is an incredible album. Work of genius.
I bought this album when it came out, I was about 12 years old. Never had so many kids at school begging for the other earpod to listen in on my discman!
Used to spend afternoons at a friends house trying to get the melodies correct on his dads keyboard. Man, that's long ago. After that I grew up on The Prodigy, later albums played in my first car on the way to my first job and yet later where played in my first house I bought. I love The Prodigy, alway have, always will. Now I listen to alot of different music and now and again return to this.
Ah. '92 was a great year. This album blew my mind when it came out. I had already seen them at tons of raves but this was just next level. Keep on dancing!
This is 30 years old now. You're old.
30 years since release and still raw as f*ck. Timeless.
Rave stabs for everyone .. Rest In power Keith . Everbody is in the Place . Keep on dancing
My grandkids think I am bullshitting that I used to thro shapes to this. My dodgy back & knee means I cant prove it.
What an Experience to hear.. (+ a positive one always & forever..) Classic 😍
If you had to condense and package wrap the artistry of this band, it would be this track tucked in your favourite jacket pocket.
Never gets old, timeless music, remember listening to it on my cassette player and had only one headphone's ear working, who cared back then...I'm 6. Just carelessly riding a bus across my town and listening to this. The next track is "Charley"
Jericho is the oldest city in the world at 9000 BC.
Yes, and its walls were put down by people marching around it with horns. Guess this song mirror that. A group of teens taking over the city with music!!!
I loved it when I was about 5 years old and still love it today. 😝💪
oh dear dancing at work again, still after 20 years this tune rocks, thw whole album The Prodigy Experience compels you to dance, the finest album of the rave generation, and great that with the Invaders must die album that The Prodigy can still do it.
Timeless. It’s the Experience xx
What a way to kick off your first album 😘
This just reminds me of warehouse party's in the early 90's. #Hazymemories
This was my jam!!How many times did I dance to this???? So many I can not recall
Every time I get the urge to come to TH-cam and listen to some good old tracks from The Prodigy, my mood gets instantly killed by "rip Keith" and other stupid comments that clearly tell people (I assume they call themselves a fans) have absolutely no idea who did what from the band on certain tracks, ... and I always end up switching to Pendulum videos where the comments feel more real.
love this song, and the biblical reference to a biblical super weapon
RIP KEITH FLINT. X
Good old times when you couldn't find lyrics online and you thought the sample was saying "The Whores of Jericho"
Read the book of Joshua in the King James Bible
arronaxtrance I used to think it said "the hordes of cherry coke" xD my dad ended up telling me what it actually was
Ancient Isrealites would find this hilarious just sayin...lol
i thought that's what was being said LOL! so what they actually saying if not WHORES of jericho? lol
@@EspritArkitekt i want some cherry coke
Musical genious
This was big around 90s when hardcore, jungle was big...massive rave tune fitted in well miss those days
Rave must be mandatory
1:19 The sound effect kicking in here kinda sounds like a credit card getting declined. I love it 😂
Also, that piano hook is genius.
keep on dancin🕺
Боже дякую тобі,що дав мені бути свідком чуда🙏
This track maybe old school but it's never going too get old. The prodigy is like the beatles of electronic music. If only I was born earlier than the 90's >.
+Braeden As a complete Beatles nut I wholeheartedly agree. I've been following the Prodigy from the beginning,I was very young when The Beatles were in their prime but got into the Rave scene when the Prodigy released Charly. The nineties dance scene was a revolution, just like the original summer of love of 67..
+Braeden Asp The Beatles of electronic music? That would be Kraftwerk.These guys perfected it, not invented it ;D
+ashevillecat yes maybe a more correct way would be to describe The Prodigy as the Beatles of Electronic dance. I also like early Kraftwerk by the way, but good point.
Agree......😎
Camden in 1992 and The Astoria in 1993 … and I saw them after 25 years here in HK in 2018 and they were still great
WHO IS STILL LISTENING????????????????
listening in 2021 forever music legacy
Yes 2021❤️
2022!
Me! 2023 👍
Simply one of the best of all time 🎧🙌🏽❤️
keep on dancing Just For You Keif !! 💗
Шедевр музыкального вверха.
Шедевр рэива
You are not a real Prodigy fan, simple. The evolution of Liam's writing was necessary for him to keep the creative juices flowing. Fat of the land is a great album and still utterly unique.
Experience, Music for the Jilted Generation, and Fat of the Land are all timeless electronic classics!
keep on dancin'
Хорошая песенка 👍🤘🍻
пробирает до костей. моя музыка
Ахуенная музыка
Kickstarted that 90s rave scene what a man, rip Keith
They did not kickstart it. It was an underground movement / subculture, however, the Prodigy were the first to make it mainstream, incorporating rave and acid into their sound, and of course the pure brilliance of Liam, and the rest.
It got kickstarted by SP23 in England, and moved on to the rest of Europe, Holland mainly. From there, rave mingled with gabber, and became more or less what we today know as hardcore.
The Prodigy is just one of a kind.
Cool breakbeat track!
RIP Keith
such a great track. RIP Keith
Same, i grew Up with this music, my dad driving 230 km/h on the Highway and the Prodigy bumping Out of the speakers at max Volume, old Times PPL.
Tops...drum and bass master's
It's Spiritual track the bass is the embodiment of the ARk OF THE COVENANT which emitted supernatural vibration and radiation that brought the walls if Jericho down to the ground!!!!...👃😇👃.When you hear it on 1200s or in a subterranean club the song puts you on trance mode.. total bliss!.
what you smokin bruh 😬😬
Woah! Thanx for this one and the share of ur sampling madness knowledge...
The horns of jericho!
Rest in Peace Mate! #Legend ❤❤❤🍻🍻🍻🤘😎
How was I able to dance to this?! Still mental 2020🇮🇪
Legendaryyyyy...........needed this so much!thank you
This was one of the first tapes I ever bought. It's really no wonder I turned out like I did. I blame the 90's.
Timeless......
Unpassable
Great song Great dance band Prodigy I love the old songs !!
the BEST of PRODIGY, experience this!!!!!
1992 and still fresh as ice!
R.I.P :(
And the trumpets sounded and all walls came falling down as if it were feathers
love this fucking song
2022 still absolutely TOP!
Вот это- БИТЫ!!!
Dance into a trance like you don't care, just keep on dancing!
just wish I was 13 years old again. My mate's older brother Jamie RIP had impeccable music taste and bought the CDs, which me and my mate would rinse out after school before Jamie and the parents got home from work. Good times.
BEST SONG EVER !
Who's watching this in Summer 2021 ? Still fresh
Крутая музыка
Keep on dancing, Keith. And may you rave in peace 🐜✌️
Haha, video compression messed with me a bit when I made these for some reason. I'd fix them but they'd probably get removed now-a-days.
KEEP ON DANCING 💃🏽 KEEP ON DANCING!!! 🙌🏽
Pobio sam se sa strancima davne 1996 godine i pustio sam suzu kad je krenula ova stvar.
Best live performance I ever seen,
This is give me eargasm still...
'strangely limited edition' :p
*Strangely Limited Edition*