Prodigy style beats????

Fat of the land is a CLASSIC album!

Their best in my opinion

speaking of that era of electronic music... that oldschool chemical brothers stuff was decent too... those dudes have skill. It's a shame they followed the trend of party go-ers and drifted into more trancy stuff.

one of the dopest tracks on the first album IMO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-qA6wUwb0E

firestarter was a crazy track but neva heard shit after that but techno is pretty wack some homo sounding shit but some of its cool

some of that old school fat boy slim wasnt to bad either

Not sure about fat of the land but The experience is one of my favourite all time albums, does anyone else remember practising the Prodigy step?

jpeg wrote:firestarter was a crazy track but neva heard **** after that but techno is pretty wack some homo sounding **** but some of its cool

Feels to me your just saying sh1t for the sh1t of it Jealous some1 else then Dilla or Madlib get some respect around here? I never really was in to the Prodigy tho the girls seem to like it At some point they were HUGE in the Netherlands.

Making Prodigy's "Smack My **** Up" in Ableton by Jim Pavloff
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU5Dn-WaElI

This is really cool video, he did very thoro job..

In the Roland Mc303 there's a preset pattern that was used straight in a song ...many cheap synth sound from it are familiar too.

there's a few very preistoric sample cd from zero-g ... first releases ,can't remember the name right now ...full of breakbeats that have been chopped up and rearranged by them.

picaso24 wrote:in my opinion the Prodigy are light years ahead of the vast majority of hip hop producers in terms of originality.

Well take one of the top producers in any genre, and they will be better than the vast majority of producers in any other genre. Don't really care either way, I'm sure they're very good (not familiar with their music), but if you're trying to make a point, then you didn't.

zombie thread IS ALIVE!

that ableton video's cool though - I copied his process to make part of smack my **** up on my ESX a few months ago

I think that the Prodigy (Liam Howlett) production style has a lot in common with that of Public Enemy in the 80's.

Take that in the context of their relative genres, DANCE and HIP-HOP.

Very distinctive production styles, almost chaotic at times, full of energy and surprises.