thinking about getting an AKAI MPC 2000, what do yiss reckon?

Its gonna set me back about 1K so I have to choose carefully.

Ok any club ive went to over the two months are playing shy Fx's 'shake your body' me personally I luv it.....


whats your Fav party tune?

For those of you who have UE3 and want a good listen to TITAN.....its about 45 mins into the flik make sure to set the speach to ESP....so the language changes to spanish, you get very little moaning and groning giving you a chance to have a good listen to TITAN

ah all seems to be slow again in prodge land, its time to cook up new topics just to keep things rolling

Ok for a start who here liked massive attacks I against I? A few of the hardcore massive attack fans thought it was total BS, a total sell out

Me personally, I loved it, 3D took those howlett esq beats and really used them in a more dynamic way and mos def was a really nice choice to lay the lyrics down...

http://www14.brinkster.com/dekonstruct/titan.htm

its a pitty its was so short but me likes

This guy is a genius, i mean total GENIUS....ive had the pleasure of listeing to his new album 'private press' for the past 2 months, and I can say this album kicks,

If anyone wants to listen to something thats totally inspiring and jaw droppingly good...get hold of entroducing and private press.

GENIUS.

trust me you wont be dissopointed.

erm nothing to get excited about

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/mr_nismo/

http://www.nekozine.co.uk/prodigy/interviews/face/index.html

cant say its the best interview ive read with the prodigy

Ok the first time I listened to BGAT, I went holy shit that the DP beat, some people said yeh I notice it, then other people though nah that not the DP beat

so i decided to have a play around....just to see how close these beats really are....


Ive left the first loop of BGAT beats in then the DP beat kicks in...just to give you an idea on how close these beats match

http://www.bigbabysmallturkey.com/bgat.html

right click, save target as...you know the score

"'Firestarter' was a risk, we had never done a fully vocal track before and Keith had never sung before. It was hardly the safe option. We could have turned out the same tunes over and over again, but that's not what The Prodigy are about. We are about taking risks" -( Prodigy "Fat of the Land" Independent Music Press, London, 1997 )

this is priceless.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/music_news/

MUSIC EDITORIAL
    
The prats of the land  
Sarah Cohen, Broadcast Assistant  
 
 
 So, in a radical and unexpected move, The Prodigy are courting controversy again by choosing a song with dubious lyrical content to herald their return to the pop fray.

The band's forthcoming single, Baby's Got A Temper, features scary Keith Flint extolling the virtues of Rohypnol, the tranquillising drug that's often associated with cases of date rape.

How very risqu

hey this is just a hunch really, but with the album some time away from being released, do you think liam might change BGAT for the album, maybe revert back to the BDO version, because if BGAT sounds dated now, imagine what it will sound like In 2003?

just a thought

gulp, I only have an instrumental to look forward to now....dammit a nice remix could have put a shine on things

do you think the video for BGAT will be as controversial as the track itself?

also who would you really like to see remixing it on the single?

had a chat with leeroy last friday when I seen him djing in dublin, couldnt meet a nicer chap, he played 5 prodigy tunes in the set, rip up the sound system, EITP, Gforce, Breathe and their law,

he also played some really nice tunes from kraftwerk and orbital, overall a nice set from the lad

I asked him what he though of the new prodigy stuff, he just smiled and said 'No comment'

OK its seems most people in this forum seem fairly happy with the prodigy material (nuclear,trigger and BGAT) me personally I think Howlett is wasting away in the prodigy...surely he can do so much better than this

Ok so BGAT studio version will differ from the live version....but I bet their wont be a major difference....if it does get a release it will no doubt be the worst prodigy single ever....im praying liam pulls the plug on it....its just soooooooo weak, give me 'the trick' any day

most of the new BLOW IN fans will love this shit....along with the pissy little goths and jok rockers of this world...

all of a sudden the prodigy are appealing to linkin park fans and shit like that....this is a focking insult..to me and most of the prodigy hardcore who was into the band from experience right up until FOTL

im soooo disappointed with them...its seems like the intelligence has been taken away from the prodigys music...we used to get stomping beats and melodic synths....no we get the dead horse howlett offered us in 97...please

fockin hell....Id rather have them spend another 5 years in the studio if it means Nuclear,Trigger and BGAT get put on the chopping block.......

An incredibly bad ending to what was once an incredible band.

with the prodge on aono

I pick bobby gillespie and dj shadow

ok your turn.

take the tracks that has surfaced from howlett after FOTL

No Man Army
Ghost Town
Howletts remix of the chems remix of voodoo people
trigger
bgat

no give them a good listen, one after the other, is it just me or do the beats have a real polished feel, very clean, nothing raw about them

their all very similar in sound.

So what do you guys think of babys got a temper? I think its middle of the road stuff, I wasnt over impressed, B side fodder, but I think its better than trigger and nuclear.

If they release trigger as a single, it will kill the band... The track is very poor, surely people are past that (97) sound

If they want people to stand up and take notice once more, like they did with the release of 'no good' before jilted came out or 'firestarter' before FOTL came out, they will have to release something a lot stronger then trigger, push the boundries a little, dont just settle for what has worked in the past. But as popular culture is dying, I dont think theyll have half the success the last few singles did.