The Prodigy Lyrics


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From the Album The Day Is My Enemy (2015) (buy at amazon.com)
The Day Is My Enemy
The Day Is My Enemy
Nasty
Rebel Radio
Ibiza
Destroy
Wild Frontier
Rok-Weiler
Beyond The Deathray
Rhythm Bomb
Roadblox
Get Your Fight On
Medicine
Invisible Sun
Wall Of Death
Rise Of The Eagles (iTunes Bonus Track)


From the Album Invaders Must Die (2009) (buy at amazon.com)

Invaders Must Die
Colours
Invaders Must Die
Omen
Omen Reprise
Piranha
Run With The Wolves
Stand Up
Take Me To The Hospital
Thunder
Warrior's Dance
World's On Fire


From the Album Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (2004) (buy at amazon.com)

Spitfire
Girls
Memphis Bells
Get Up Get Off
Hot Ride
Wake Up Call
Action Radar
Phoenix
You'll Be Under My Wheels
The Way It Is
Shootdown
More Girls


From the Album The Dirtchamber Sessions, Vol. 1 (1999) (buy at amazon.com)

Breakin Bells'
Bug Powder Dust
Give The Drummer Some
How High
I Get Wrecked
It's The New Style
King Kut
Kowalski
New York
Time To Get Ill


From the Album Fat Of The Land (1997) (buy at amazon.com)

Breathe
Climbatize
Diesel Power
Firestarter
Fuel My Fire
Funky Shit
Mindfields
Narayan
Serial Thrilla
Smack My Bitch Up


From the Album Music For The Jilted Generatio (1995) (buy at amazon.com)

3 Kilos
Break & Enter
Claustrophobic Sting
Full Throttle
Intro
No Good
One Love
Poison
Skylined
Speedway
The Heat
Their Law
Voodoo People


From the Album Experience (1993) (buy at amazon.com)

Charly
Death Of The Prodigy Dancers
Everybody in the Place
Fire
Hyperspeed
Jericho
Music Reach
Out Of Space
Ruff In The Jungle Bizness
Weather Experience
Wind It Up
Your Love


Other Songs:
Baby's Got A Temper
Crazy Man
Diesel Power (The Fat Of The Land Mix)
G-force
No Good (Start The Dance)
Pandemonium
Red Box-Lean On Me
Rhythm Of Life
Rock Dat Shit
What Evil Lurks


The Prodigy Info:

The Prodigy are an English electronic music group from Braintree, Essex, formed by Liam Howlett in 1990. Along with The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim and other acts, The Prodigy have been credited as pioneers of the big beat genre, which achieved mainstream popularity in the 1990s and 2000s. They have sold over 25 million records worldwide. -Wikipedia

From:
Braintree, Essex, England

Genres:
Electronica
Current works: Big beat, breakbeat, industrial, alternative rock, electronic rock, synthpunk
Early works: Breakbeat hardcore, alternative dance, hardcore techno, oldschool jungle, rave

Years active:
1990–present

Members:
Liam Howlett – keyboards, synthesizers, programming, laptop, computer, samples, turntables, drums, percussion, drum machine
(1990–present)

Keith Flint – dancing, vocals
(1990–present)

Maxim – MC, beatboxing, vocals
(1990–present)

Past Members:
Leeroy Thornhill – dancing, occasional live keyboards
(1990–2000)

Sharky – dancing (1990–1991)

The Prodigy Quotes:
I went through eight years of classical piano lessons without being able to read notes. I only have to hear a melody to be able to play it. It used to freak my piano teacher out when he finally noticed that notes don’t make any sense to me and that I played by ear.
-Liam Howlett

I simply recognized that the band must go on in the development. I needed to go back to the music, to the roots and move forward with the music itself. The British dance scene has become anemic, washed out and simply beat orientated.
-Liam Howlett

I’m not sure, in my book punk is a life-style, a way of thinking. Our outlook is: Here we are, love us or hate us. If that’s punk then we’re punks.
-Liam Howlett

I wrote half the record in 2002, which basically concluded with us releasing "Baby's Got A Temper," the last single. I think after the disappointment of that record for myself with the lack of energy and the way the record came out, I would say that was probably the low point of The Prodigy.
-Liam Howlett

Well basically what happened is, I found out that Michael Jackson didn't actually write Thriller. It was written by Rod Temperton who luckily lives in London. I sent him the track and then I had a meeting with him in his penthouse. He'd went out that morning and bought The Fat Of The Land, my last album, and we had the most bizarre conversation. He said that the music was quite aggressive and "Smack My Bitch Up" sounds X-rated. I explained the idea was the nostalgia thing of taking the record, tearing the ass out of it and spitting it out as something else. He said to me that since you write melodies, why don't you recreate it. I thought well that's not really it, that's getting round the situation and the point really is the nostalgic trip of using the original piece of music and then tearing it up and just kind of spitting it out as something else.
-Liam Howlett

The way that I've wrote this record, it was always in the back of my mind that we should be able to play these records live. We're not going to play every track live, but we'll take like five or six of these tracks and we've already been into the studio and sussed-out which tracks we're going to play.
-Liam Howlett

The Prodigy Awards:
1994
MTV Europe Award for Best Dance Act

1997
MTV Video Music Award for Viewer's Choice ("Breathe")

MTV Europe Music Awards for Best Dance, Best Alternative, and Best Video for "Breathe."

1998
Brit Awards for Best British Dance Act.

2 MTV Video Music Awards for Breakthrough Video and Best Dance Video ("Smack My Bitch Up")

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