TheProdigy

In case you haven't seen it -

Not exactly a "making of" clip, just an interview with a couple of the makers, but a great find. Thumbs up. That was the good old days. Still love that video

Worst Prodigy video ever! Awful video, creepy as hell.

Back then, it wasn´t horrible at all. Remember, computer animation has come a loooooong way since 1993 ;D

I think its kinda cool, its pretty trippy.

FrankTheTank wrote:


I saw it first time probably in 2000 so then it was ugly, maybe not as now.

Psho7 wrote:

obviously you havn't seen this:

denu wrote:

Of course I saw that.
But in Fire video is some kind of idea with travel into minds - you know.

I guess you have to consider a lot of people never saw it when it first came out, so can't appreciate how cool it looked back then. Some were of course still writing them off as a shit dance act that were gay to like. That was of course until they had a couple of number ones and it was OK to like them, even if you were a rocker

Wayne, when did you get properly into them?

Martinstatic wrote:


Have I not mentioned this before? Since I heard WEL round my cousins house in London when it first came out (I was 11). Then bought Experience, Jilted the day it came out, then collected the singles for the B-sides, went to my first gig in '95, and it just kinda snowballed from that first listen.
That's why I love them so much, been "my group" since day 1 and I've stuck with them. There's been some rocky moments (no pun intended), but they're still my numero uno.

Yeah I knew the Jilted day-1 purchase story...wow man, fair play to you..makes you wonder what good new artists around today will stick it out that long.

WayneB wrote:

What other artists do you listen to?

Twisted Firestarter wrote:



Jeez.... let me think, far too many to list here I guess. Pretty much anything electronic, undergroundish, well produced, old skool hip-hop, classical music too, mostly instrumental stuff (as with electronic).
Been following the electronic music scene since I heard "Pump Up The Volume" by M/A/R/R/S in '87 (I was 7 or 8 at the time).
Wasn't old enough to go raving but was still there to grow up through the explosion of the scene. Great days.