One Love

• 4th October 1993, 12” XL-Recordings XLT-47
• 4th October 1993, Casette XL-Recordings XLC-47
• 4th October 1993, CD XL-Recordings XLS-47CD
• Other versions

Group's 6th single and 1st from their [then upcoming] second album "Music For The Jilted Generation". Liam initially released One Love and One Love (Jonny L remix) as 2 12" whitelabels known as Earthbound 1 & 2. Many of the DJ's who came across the whitelabels hailed them as 'the best whitelabel of the year' however when it was later known that it was Liam who was behind the music many of the so called 'underground' DJs stopped playing it since they thought that The Prodigy had long since sold themselves out and become purely commercial. 

One Love in particular features rather innovative programming and loop-work in combination with sped-up tribal chants and orchestral strings. Single is also most famous for its extensive use of samples and elements from The Magi & Emanation's "Everybody Say Love" (The Prodigy even remixed it, prior to recording of this single). 

Liam had proved the underground DJs wrong and that he was still capable of producing pioneering dance music. A lot of the single's success was due to the strong b-side Rhythm of Life which many fans regard as one of The Prodigy's best tracks ever.

"Original Mix" version of "Full Throttle" (featured on this Single) is the only version, to have Mark Hamill's "'We're going in full throttle" quote sample from "STAR WARS" being unchanged.

In the official Prodigy Biography, Liam has said that in retrospect he now wishes that 'Full Throttle' had been the A-side of this release, not 'One Love'.

The version that appeared on The Prodigy's second studio album Music for the Jilted Generation was the shorter edit version due to Liam having to trim some running time off the album to allow it to fit on the master CD.

Cover art

One of The Prodigy's only two official releases to feature Ultra-Heavy Pushed-Up version of the group's original logo (only other is "No Good (Start The Dance)")

The ring on the cover is made by 'Stussy' and is solid silver (925).