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Invaders Must Die had quite a few remixes from dubstep artists.

Even the Noisia remix went half time, and in the process merked 98% of all drill wobble in the face.

brokedjs wrote:Always Outnumbered is so underated

Hated this album. Honestly hated it. That track with Juliette Lewis is shite.

They are never gonna beat Jilted Generation.

JFK wrote:They are never gonna beat Jilted Generation.

Aye

thiiiiis

JFK wrote:

brokedjs wrote:Always Outnumbered is so underated

Hated this album. Honestly hated it. That track with Juliette Lewis is shite.

They are never gonna beat Jilted Generation.

Dont get me wrong, prefer the earlier albums, however there really was something about this album that did it for me.

Spitfire BIG
Memphis Bell BIG
You'll be under my wheels BIG
Pheonix BIG
Action Radar BIG

Invaders must die is their weakest imo



Also on a dubstep note check out Magic Mash's remix of Spitfire, re named Spitroast.

Big tune.
soundcloud.com/magic-mash

Liam Howlett is one of the finest electronic music producers ever IMO. A lot of people see The Prodigy as some sort of gimmick band, the name conjuring up images of 'I'm a Firestarter' etc, 'Charly killed rave' and all that, but I've got a lot of time for them. From the hardcore breakbeat of Experience to some of epic tunes on Fat of the Land, (Narayan for example, an absolute masterpiece in production.) they've got a huge back catalogue of excellent dance music. Howlett is a genius. As far as dubstep goes, Liam's got the potential to knock out anything he wants (and do it well) but I'm not sure if aiming to produce dubstep would be the right move. I reckon it would be seen as bandwagon jumping, cashing in etc.

i mean if he did have a stab at dubstep it might sound alright, cos he is a good producer, but he would have to make it original, if he just had the prodigy sound at 140 half time with a big wobble it would be shit, cos then he would be jumping the bandwagon just cos its the new 'IN' thing, and it would be shit and laughable.

Sentinels wrote:Invaders Must Die had quite a few remixes from dubstep artists.

Even the Noisia remix went half time, and in the process merked 98% of all drill wobble in the face.

This was how I was expecting the new album to sound. I ended up not liking a single track off the album, it was realllyyy terrible. Noisia are better at doing The Prodigy than The Prodigy are

trapeez wrote:Liam Howlett is one of the finest electronic music producers ever IMO. A lot of people see The Prodigy as some sort of gimmick band, the name conjuring up images of 'I'm a Firestarter' etc, 'Charly killed rave' and all that, but I've got a lot of time for them. From the hardcore breakbeat of Experience to some of epic tunes on Fat of the Land, (Narayan for example, an absolute masterpiece in production.) they've got a huge back catalogue of excellent dance music. Howlett is a genius. As far as dubstep goes, Liam's got the potential to knock out anything he wants (and do it well) but I'm not sure if aiming to produce dubstep would be the right move. I reckon it would be seen as bandwagon jumping, cashing in etc.

This. The man is a true talent as far as production goes. I wonder if he likes dubstep though?

Liam is such a badman. Anyone who has not seen The Prodigy live should really change that. Seen them with like 35000 people and it went crazy

I don't see Liam producing a dubstep tune. Then again if you listen to tracks from Experience you would have never guessed something like Run with the Wolves would come up eventually.

skimpi wrote:i mean if he did have a stab at dubstep it might sound alright, cos he is a good producer, but he would have to make it original, if he just had the prodigy sound at 140 half time with a big wobble it would be shit, cos then he would be jumping the bandwagon just cos its the new 'IN' thing, and it would be shit and laughable.

Yeah this is what I mean.

MrMaxxstar wrote:I sort of agree, although I am fond of 'Omen'...'Warriors Dance' and 'Take Me To The Hospital' off the Invaders Must Die album. I am a Prodigy fan though. You could make a sick Dubstep version of Warriors Dance. Has anyone done that yet???

You have bee living under a rock mate hahaha

koala wrote:

MrMaxxstar wrote: You could make a sick Dubstep version of Warriors Dance. Has anyone done that yet???

I didn't upload this... honest

On subject, Liam's remix of 'Just Like You' sounds as though it was in some way inspired by dubstep. I assume that he is a fan, although i doubt he would soley produce a dubstep tune. At least not with the band, maybe under a new alias. But like I say, very much doubt it.

What I really want him to do, is a Dirtchamber Sessions Volume 2

DRTY wrote:What I really want him to do, is a Dirtchamber Sessions Volume 2

I really want them to re-release "Babies got a temper" with loads of cool remixes.......













































Nah Jokes, that tune FUCKING sucked.

DRTY wrote:What I really want him to do, is a Dirtchamber Sessions Volume 2

JFK wrote:

DRTY wrote:What I really want him to do, is a Dirtchamber Sessions Volume 2

I really want them to re-release "Babies got a temper" with loads of cool remixes.......













































Nah Jokes, that tune FUCKING sucked.

Yeah he was pressured into releasing that and it shows Although the video aint half bad, not as good as smack my bitch up's vid though haha