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The Prodigy
Eye-Catching Album Covers Of The Past – THE PRODIGY
Great album covers from the past…
‘Music for the Jilted Generation’ by THE PRODIGY
The band’s second longplayer, released in July 1994.
R.I.P. Keith Flint.
NO GOOD (START THE DANCE) – one of the smashing singles…
Full album…
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THE PRODIGY: Facebook
Picture This – THE PRODIGY
THE PRODIGY
September 1998
MixMag
R.I.P. Keith Flint
Picture This…
Great magazine covers from the past…
THE PRODIGY
September 1997
SELECT
R.I.P. Keith Flint
‘BREATHE’ By THE PRODIGY – From No 1 Hit Album ‘THE FAT OF THE LAND’…
Knockouts from the past…
13 July 2019
Today 22 years ago, on 13 July 1997, techno kamikaze punks THE PRODIGY topped the UK Album Charts with their third album ‘THE FAT OF THE LAND‘. Lead single ‘BREATHE’ was released in November of the previous year and hit the top spot of the UK Singles Chart. Here comes that slam dunk…
THE PRODIGY: Facebook
From album ‘FAT OF THE LAND‘…
R.I.P. Keith Flint
THE PRODIGY Released ‘MUSIC FOR THE JILTED GENERATION’ 25 Years Ago Today…
4 July 2019
This day 25 years ago, on 4 July 1994 techno-punks THE PRODIGY released their game-changing longplayer ‘MUSIC FOR THE JILTED GENERATION‘. An overwhelming cross-over acid house monster. A droning anti-establishment soundtrack for illegal 24 hour-parties. Unfortunately, this birthday is entirely overshadowed by Keith Flint‘s unexpected and premature death on 4th March of this year. I want to turn this day into a celebration of
a unique artist and a one of a kind performer who deeply loved what he did and who was astonishing good at it. Let’s remember Mister Flint with these highlights of THE PRODIGY‘s 25-year old second album, their breakthrough sledgehammer…
– NO GOOD (START THE DANCE) –
– POISON –
– VOODOO PEOPLE –
Album in full…
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THE PRODIGY: Website – All Albums
Picture This…
Today Was Keith Flint‘s funeral…
Rest in peace, firestarter…
(photo via T-NME)
Picture This…
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R.I.P.
Blitzkrieg Dance Belter ‘NO GOOD (START THE DANCE) by THE PRODIGY (1994)…
Sonic knockouts from the past…
11 March 2019
‘No Good ‘Start The Dance’ by THE PRODIGY
The very first time I heard/saw this blitzkrieg dance missile was on MTV. Afterward, I went out and bought the cd single. I knew the band by name but had actually no idea how they sounded. This all changed that very moment. What attracted me was the nasty rock edge
it had, something I never had experienced at that time with dance/trance/techno music. Also, that hyperkinetic character (Keith Flint) in the clip added an insane element to the whole picture. ‘No Good ‘Start The Dance‘ was released as the 2nd single of The Prodigy‘s second studio album Music For The Jilted Generation on 16th May 1994. The dazzling track was built around a repetitive vocal sample from ‘You’re No Good For Me‘ by Kelly Charles (1987). It peaked at #4 in the UK and scored high all over Europe.
Rest in peace, Keith Flint…
THE PRODIGY: Facebook
THE PRODIGY’s Flamboyant Frontman KEITH FLINT Took His Own Life Today – R.I.P.
KEITH FLINT, the flamboyant frontman of dance-punk act THE PRODIGY
has passed away, aged only 49. He took his own life. Flint was found dead
at his home in Essex, East England today, 4th March.
“It is with deepest shock and sadness that we can confirm the death of our brother
and best friend Keith Flint. A true pioneer, innovator and legend. He will be forever
missed. We thank you for respecting the privacy of all concerned at this time” said
his surviving co-members Liam Howlett and Maxim Reality in a press statement
that shocked the music world.
THE PRODIGY: Facebook
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