Everybody In The Place
1991
This was shot in New York.Official The Prodigy music videos and video compilations.
Director: Russel Curtis
Producer: Jill Mumford
A typical 'rave era' music video directed by Russell Curtis features live footage of one of the costume-wearing Prodigy's early performances with other fast moving, colourful visual effects. The video contrasts the song's lyrics and "infamous" sample by playing a clip of a government warning to always tell your parents where you were going. The cartoon figure used was a young child, named Tony, who had a ginger cat named Charley; "Charley Says" was a short series of informational cartoons produced for children during the 1970s dealing with everyday issues such as not playing with matches and not talking to strangers.
If you want know something more about the original Charly cartoon film I suggest you to check out http://www.tecc.co.uk/matt/charley/charley.php. This site is a tribute to the "Charly says... " series of public information films, that were made in the 1970s, and aired during ITV commercial breaks. The site does have an incredible amount of information about the series, and even a small mention to other information safety films. The only mistake I've noticed is that they've stated Prodigy released Charly in 1993, when we all know that's two years too late!
30 Jun 2020 | Mix Mag
10 iconic The Prodigy moments
21 May 2011 | The Guardian
The Prodigy didn't kill rave, they reanimated rock'n'roll
19 Mar 2009 | NME
The Prodigy – The Stories Behind 10 Of Their Best-Loved Dancefloor Anthems To Date
14 Oct 2005 | The Independent
The Prodigy and their prodigious talent
01 Feb 1993 | Future Music
Prodigious talent
25 Jan 1993 | Tulsa World
“Rave New World” concert, featuring Prodigy, Moby, Cybersonik and F.U.S.E
01 Aug 1992 | Mix Mag
Did Charly Kill Rave?
01 May 1992 | The Music Technology Magazine
The Lone Raver
31 Aug 1991 | NME
Single of the week: Charly
10 Aug 1991 | Melody Maker
Clubland: The Prodigy
Everybody In The Place
1991
This was shot in New York.Fire
1992
Pretty cool half animated video, but picture quality is poor.Out Of Space
1992
Keith in the boiler suit gas mask. Ostriches, and some dancing.Wind It Up
1993
Shot in America at Venice Beach California.One Love
1993
At the time high budget fully computer animated video.No Good (Start The Dance)
1994
Good black and white Video. Liam breaks a wall.Voodoo People
1994
Again a high budget video which was shot in a jungle.Poison
1995
Very good and expensive video, Maxim sings, Leeroy dances, Liam plays the drums.Firestarter
1996
Shot in old abandoned subway. Keith sings and Liam tries to break the train tracks.Breathe
1996
Lots of bugs, and a alligator. Shot in an abandoned apartment.Smack My Bitch Up
1997
Smack My Bitch Up-video has been banned on most TV channels. MTV Europe has showed it at night a couple of times.Baby's Got A Temper
2002
The video based on a Liam's dream.Hotride
2004
They made a video for Hotride but Liam didn't like it at all so it was binned and never released.Girls
2004
First single/video from the Always Outnumbered album.Spitfire
2005
Awesome live video with stunning effects. This really captures what Prodigy is about.Voodoo People (Pendulum Remix)
2005
This video was made to promote their single compilation. This video features also Pendulum.Invaders Must Die
2008
First music video from Invaders Must Die album.Omen
2009
Omen was actually the first official single from Invaders Must Die album.Warriors Dance
2009
An animation resembling stop motion of a secretive fantasy dance party.Take Me To The Hospital
2009
Last single and video from Invaders Must Die album.Nasty
2015
First music video from The Day is My Enemy album.Wild Frontier
2015
A really stunning stop-motion animation video.Get Your Fight On
2015
Quick and low budget video with live footage.Ibiza
2015
The Prodigy themselves and Jason Williamson on Sleaford Mods appear in the video for ‘Ibiza’.Need Some1
2018
Directed by Filipino filmmaker Paco Raterta, the visual was shot entirely in the Philippines.Light Up The Sky
2018
Timebomb Zone
2018
Music video for "Timebomb Zone" by The Prodigy off the new album No Tourists.Big set of The Prodigy stickers. 15 different designs (2 of each) and total of 30 stickers. Sticker sizes vary from 9 cm to 3,5 cm. Order here >