Can't bloody wait! Love peoples first time watching The Prodigy🤣 ' Breathe' is my favourite reaction because it's so mental, a lot of people are confused by Keith Flint but the guy was amazing (rest his soul) I love The Prodigy, loved them from when they first began. Seen them live a couple of times and they are awesome 🔥🔥
Hey fellow fan, yeah i had tickets when i was real young to see them live, first time folks made me sell the tickets as i was too young and second time was at a festival but family thing got in the way so couldnt go....one big regret when it comes to gigs is never seing The Prodigy live and now Keith gone,..im so jealous, must of been just such a crazy ass experience to see them live Jean!
"Smack my bitch up" first banned "FULL VIDEO" from MTV .. they would only play it between midnight-4am when it came out due to nudity/drugs/adult situations but till this day will get the club/car/concert lit af 🔥🔥💪💪 RIP Flint .. I was a teenager paying $30 per cd for the imports from Europe these guy had the molly/rolling scene bamming their stuff like they were god
prodigy was prodigy.. one of the kind..!! videos as well.. couldn’d give a flying fuck..!! that’s what i love about him.. RIP KEITH, miss ya round here
OMG. I was 15 yo when "The Fat of the Land" album was released. One of the hardest and most beautiful made albums in electronic music. Keep in mind that it was in '97, they didn't have all the software that artists have these days and all the production tools. Their music was revolutionary and so raw! Peace!
2Unlimited had some hard beats before that time, in 1993 No Limit and The real Thing in 1994 pretty hard . Also Culture beat Mr Vain has power ! My fav of The Prodigy is Omen
I believe this is still in the Guinness book of world records for being #1 in several countries at the same time or opening up at #1. The album Fat of the Land is awesome. I think the best song is "Diesel Power."
Not saying you had to be there, but “you had to be there” when this dropped in a tent, field, warehouse…. This sent the place insane even a regular nightclub it seemed the volume was cranked up to 11. They are the ultimate rave band, born from it, then defined it.
The Prodigy are absolute legends, unique in their own way & believe me when I say that when being at one of their gigs you need a spare top/t-shirt as you're gonna get very hot & sweaty indeed as they got the crowd lit & Keith was one of the most energetic frontmen I've ever seen and could work a crowd into a frenzy and fed off it. Listened to these from the start & was devastated Keith took his own life in March 2019. R.I.P. Keith, you f**king legend.
The Prodigy is British Dance culture,still Going Strong....UK baby!!!!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧..It was the Prodigy that got America in to Dance music,they even turned the Metal Heads on too the music ...The album Fat of the Land is A Classic of All Time..🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Keith, the guy in the Stars and Stripes jumper, picked up that top on the way to filming the video from a shop because he thought it would look cool. Filming took place in an abandoned London Underground tube tunnel. This was a huge hit in the U.K. in 1996, Prodigy had been around for years by that point but this was them really hitting the big time.
Throw in some ‘Groove Armada’ ‘Faithless’ ‘Basement Jaxx’ & ‘Underworld’ as well 🙌🏽 This live set from Groove Armada is 🔥 ua-cam.com/video/Vm-dtQAWUwM/v-deo.html
Hey Glad u wer feelin it! thats my childhood right there....Prodigy were the shit....Breath was Iconic and Omen is just dope...RIP Keith Flint, who died last year (one with the crazy hair)...still cant believe he is gone.........
You should also check out their songs: - Out of Space - No Good (Start The Dance) - Voodoo People - Poison - breathe Someone below also mentioned Diesel Power which is a mix of electronic and Hip-Hop
The Prodigy (together with Daft Punk) are hands down the most influential music groups/artists since the 90's up until now, and The Prodigy are still active now even after the passing of Keef three years ago - they're promoting/road testing new music on an already sold-out UK tour this summer. Everywhere in pop culture: games, movies, TV shows, tons and tons of commercials(!), you hear their music or music from artists heavily inspired by them. This is from their third abum (The Fat of The Land, 1997), and this is actually the first track Keef is doing lyrics on. BTW, raves in the UK back when these guys came through were a bit more barns, (not always abandoned) parking garages, or large tents on a muddy field than what you describe from 3:30, but you are very correct about the pills bit xD
Flint totally changed his role and look in the band. He's the main vocalist here but early on he was just a long haired dancer. Check out Out of Space to see what they were like in the beginning. ua-cam.com/video/a4eav7dFvc8/v-deo.html
I'm writing this before the premiere of the video, but I'm pretty sure that the "Eminem" mentioned in the title is in fact Liam Howlett, the composer and producer of The Prodigy. Although much less famous than the actual Eminem, his impact on electronic and cross-over music is comparable to the impact of Eminem on hip-hop. Interestingly enough, Liam Howlett started as a hip-hop DJ/producer in the late 80s, but by 1990, when he formed The Prodigy, he had started writing and producing rave/electronic music. He actually had a number 1 album in the US Billboard 3 years prior to Eminem's first number 1 album and although neither Liam nor his band are as recognizable as Eminem, their music has been in multiple movie and game soundtracks, including such a classic like The Matrix.
@@dene39 That's correct, but without the others, Liam would not have been as successful. The others create(d) the buzz, which is so important, especially for live performances. They also took the spotlight away from Liam, allowing him to concentrate on what he does best, which is writing music. Last but not least, they inspired him to write tracks to which they can dance, sing, or simply go nuts on stage.
The funny thing is that Keith who is the 'scary one' doing the singing in this video was such a sweetie. When The Prodigy first came out they were proper happy ravers and then they went a lot darker with their later stuff. Keith committed suicide a few years ago which was completely shocking to me. Everyone that knew him only had lovely things to say about him. The Prodigy are very unique.
Most people were really shocked indeed. He did openly talk about not being afraid to commit suicide once he feels like he has nothing much to live for, but I guess nobody took that seriously. That was years before he actually did it. Apparently, he had been struggling with personal issues for a few years and perhaps the band was the thing that kept him going, but even that wasn't enough unfortunately.
The Prodigy, masters of their craft. Fat of the Land is hard, raw, and a masterpiece. Breathe is a must reaction, and Smack my Bi**h Up too. The video for SMBU, is filmed in POV, got banned in some countries, and there's a cool twist at the end.
Still remember the first Wipeout on PS1 and Firestarter was the titletrack....it was like Prodigy, Redbull, PlayStation,Wipeout....that combo that blew up in the mid 90's
The Prodigy the groups other members are doing a tour this year in tribute to Keith flint the lead singer who passed!! I am blessed to get tickets to see this Icon group!!! RIP Flinty
1996 I would’ve been seven damn time flies lolThe Prodigy are a great rave punk band and I remember meeting one of their live drummers when I went to music college great guy by the name of Kieron.
Not into this type of music, but your channel has opened me up into at least giving different things a try. And y'all's reactions help me understand more. Being open-minded isn't as easy as people say🤷 Love y'all ❤️
Here you go Victor. The energy that The Prodigy created when performing live was insane. Will help you understand how this type of music resonates with so many people ua-cam.com/video/OswFpx5SDqA/v-deo.html ✌🏼
Breathe, voodoo people, smack my bitch up all good songs but definitely their old school music is a must listen too back when they were just a goofy up and coming edm group. Everybody in the place or out of space are great songs
saw these guys live at 1996 Phoenix Festival from 18 to 21 July at Long Marston, Stratford-Upon-Avon England god damn legendary festival..... and Keith was smashed and he was still awsome...
Yep, we popped pill-a-plenty to this back in the day. Check out the version of 'Their Law - Live in Red Square Moscow 1997' on youtube'. It is a track made in response to the Criminal Justice Bill which attempted to criminalize rave culture with the 'No Repetitive Beats' clause. And check out 'Come To Daddy' by 'Aphex Twin' (directors cut) if you want to see one of the most scariest music videos ever
Keith Flint was the hype man for prodigy so he was the fire starter. He went on to become a vocalist but was originally the hype man 👊🏻 Proper British music 🎵
keith was one of the sweetest people. Before he died he cut a neighbour's hedge and had a birthday party for his dog. He was the kindest man. may he rest in peace
These days I'm a 51 yr old cancer patient watching reaction channels while im down on chemo...but back in the day!Your summary of pills and clubs and this tune is pretty correct xx
@@joannetyndall3625 You will its not even in question 💚...if you don't mind me asking do you take any natural things..I've been studying alot off things for a long time now and if you felt comfortable me sharing some things with you let me know...but either way you already know you've won don't doubt it ...if ya need somebody talk too talk too this random stranger 👍
Makes me want to listen to the Chemical brothers - "Block Rockin' Beats", or "Trip Like I Do", "Busy Child", "Cherry Twist", and "High Roller" from The Crystal Method's album - Vegas. Oddly enough another band you guys should check out is Enigma. They are from the early 90's. I want to say like 91' I think. Listen to their first album MCMXC A.D. . My sister, and girlfriend at the time, both worked in a music store. They said they were told by the area supervisor, that he was told, the album is meant to have sex to. You should go into it with no rules or inhibitions. Anything your partner wants should be okay during the song. It is a time for just the two of you and no one is there but each other. Your trust, love, and desire for your lover needs to be on point for this to work for both people. You are supposed to start with light touching, foreplay then oral during the first track for just a bit. Then when the drums get to pounding, so should you lol. You are meant to keep rhythm with the drums, as long as there are drums, if they speed up so do you, if they slow down, so do you, if they stop, so do you. You get the picture. You should keep in perfect time with the drums and let it be your guide. If the drums stop, this time goes back to doing other things, just not traditional penetration. As long as you are touching each other like it was your first and last time all rolled into one, but with the comfort level of two that have been together for years and years. Do a little research ahead of time to find out the last beat on the album. That is when you are meant to climax, together. Again, once the drums stop, you are to touch each other in sensual ways, just no traditional penetration. You should plan out to have enough time for the 40:16 of the album to play out. There's a limited edition version, meant for "professionals" lol. It adds another 20:41 to the run time, making it 60:57 ( 1 hour and 57 second ). I've done both, it's a unique experience for sure. The guy has to really focus on the music, or it will, uh, end early :) ! Be sure to be hydrated, so you get no cramps too. I can't be sure that this was what they planned when they made it or not. But, it's lore that everyone in my area knows about. So, it wasn't just isolated to that music store and their employees. Anyway, give it a shot! The worst thing that could happen is lower inhibition's and having some fun! If done correctly, you will become closer, be completely free in each others hands, learn what you lover truly wants and desires that maybe they couldn't/wouldn't say before. To be totally honest with each other with each other. This should raise your level of intimacy to an entirely new place. You're both young and flexible (lol), this will help you enjoy each other like never before! Your welcome!
This is one of those albums that you just push play and enjoy the ride. Every song is dope AF and what they were doing with electronics live was groundbreaking for the time(Chemical Brothers as well). Music for the Jilted Generation and Fat of the Land were b2bMonster albums!! RIP Keith
Remember when you played football in high school and there was that one crazy ass white dude who never washed his uniform, his stahl looked like a pig pen and that crazy stare in the huddle?? but he knocked the shit out of people in a game and you loved that ??? That is this song . Keith Flint RIP
You should react to Faithless- Insomnia .It seems at night clubs they would always play those songs back to back .I cant think of one without the other .
Most people are going to suggest you guys react to the most popular songs of the The Prodigy. I think to really understand them you need to go to step 1, the first track on the first album. "Jericho" from the album Experience will be the best place to dive deep into their discography.
Saw them live in the 90s at a festival and when they went up it was just super energy dude....the whole place just got dark and firey....I actually think he almost started a riot as basically called for the whole venue to storm the stage ... every ran to the front .... psycho but fun!
The Prodigy is a techno EDM group... the punk rock guy was (the late) Keith Flint, the black guy is Maxim, and the guy in the back is the main guy (producer/ composer) Liam Howlett... This record 'Fat of the land' was their big hit in 1997... this track... 'Breathe' and the controversial 'Smack my b!tch up'... Sadly, after Keith Flint left the group, The Prodigy never got that level of success again... Keith Flint took his own life in 2019 (R.I.P.)
They are neither techno nor EDM, which is a term that emerged much later. There isn't a single term that can describe their music, as it is so diverse and incorporates multiple genres. As for Keith, he didn't quit the band. Unfortunately, he would rather commit suicide than quit the band.
@@sumonjamal1653 So, when did he quit then? Techno is a sub-genre of electronic music, like house or trance. EDM did not exist as a term in the 90s and was later used to describe softer electronic music.
@@prodigy84bg Sometime after 2001. He did not contribute to The Prodigy's 2004 album 'Always outnumbered...' (feat. on 1 track) and that record tanked... EDM stands for "electronic dance music", which was used in the late 80's/ early 90's ... Before that there was 'dance music'... 'techno pop'... 'synth pop'... 'electronic music'... After 2000, u had dubstep and other subgenres... C'mon, don't try school the MASTER.
@@sumonjamal1653 Maxim did not contribute to that album either, but it doesn't mean that either of them had quit the band. Electronic dance music has existed for decades, but this specific term and especially the EDM abbreviation were coined a decade or so ago and the main purpose was to describe contemporary electronic music, which is different from 90s electronic music, so I wouldn't use it retrospectively.
Can't bloody wait! Love peoples first time watching The Prodigy🤣 ' Breathe' is my favourite reaction because it's so mental, a lot of people are confused by Keith Flint but the guy was amazing (rest his soul) I love The Prodigy, loved them from when they first began. Seen them live a couple of times and they are awesome 🔥🔥
The omen is also a good song
‘Smack my bitch up’ gets some confused reactions too 🤣
Breath and Dieselpower are my favs.
Hey fellow fan, yeah i had tickets when i was real young to see them live, first time folks made me sell the tickets as i was too young and second time was at a festival but family thing got in the way so couldnt go....one big regret when it comes to gigs is never seing The Prodigy live and now Keith gone,..im so jealous, must of been just such a crazy ass experience to see them live Jean!
I met them at a random event in 91.
Playing Prodigy at full volume in the 90s at home, myself a metalhead, my metalhead friends were so impressed by them. Good old days of the 90s.
You should check out Breathe by Prodigy too. This whole album was in heavy rotation in every car with subwoofers in the late 90s.
RIP Keith Flint. Man I love The Prodigy!!! Definitely check out Breathe
Epic band!!! I love Breathe, Poison, Out of Space and many more! RIP Keith, such an amazing performer and sweet human being ❤️
"Smack my bitch up" first banned "FULL VIDEO" from MTV .. they would only play it between midnight-4am when it came out due to nudity/drugs/adult situations but till this day will get the club/car/concert lit af 🔥🔥💪💪
RIP Flint .. I was a teenager paying $30 per cd for the imports from Europe these guy had the molly/rolling scene bamming their stuff like they were god
"CHANGE MY PITCH UP"
prodigy was prodigy.. one of the kind..!! videos as well.. couldn’d give a flying fuck..!! that’s what i love about him..
RIP KEITH, miss ya round here
Growing up in the uk in the 90’s…..we all went raving and listening to the prodigy! We had the best years to be young! 😎
The amount of speeding tickets because of this song, has to be astonishing.
Classis Left Lane Banger.
OMG. I was 15 yo when "The Fat of the Land" album was released. One of the hardest and most beautiful made albums in electronic music. Keep in mind that it was in '97, they didn't have all the software that artists have these days and all the production tools. Their music was revolutionary and so raw!
Peace!
2Unlimited had some hard beats before that time, in 1993 No Limit and The real Thing in 1994 pretty hard . Also Culture beat Mr Vain has power ! My fav of The Prodigy is Omen
I believe this is still in the Guinness book of world records for being #1 in several countries at the same time or opening up at #1. The album Fat of the Land is awesome. I think the best song is "Diesel Power."
It was certified gold in several countries on pre-orders alone. :)
Fat Of The Land is a start to finish masterpiece!
Not saying you had to be there, but “you had to be there” when this dropped in a tent, field, warehouse…. This sent the place insane even a regular nightclub it seemed the volume was cranked up to 11. They are the ultimate rave band, born from it, then defined it.
The Prodigy are absolute legends, unique in their own way & believe me when I say that when being at one of their gigs you need a spare top/t-shirt as you're gonna get very hot & sweaty indeed as they got the crowd lit & Keith was one of the most energetic frontmen I've ever seen and could work a crowd into a frenzy and fed off it. Listened to these from the start & was devastated Keith took his own life in March 2019. R.I.P. Keith, you f**king legend.
The Prodigy is British Dance culture,still Going Strong....UK baby!!!!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧..It was the Prodigy that got America in to Dance music,they even turned the Metal Heads on too the music ...The album Fat of the Land is A Classic of All Time..🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Keith, the guy in the Stars and Stripes jumper, picked up that top on the way to filming the video from a shop because he thought it would look cool. Filming took place in an abandoned London Underground tube tunnel. This was a huge hit in the U.K. in 1996, Prodigy had been around for years by that point but this was them really hitting the big time.
Prodigy is the GOAT of soundtracks for action movies. Just about every fight scene or car chase has this playing. 🐑
Maybe since the 90s; there were a lot of fight scenes and chases before The Prodigy!
Facts!
Keith flint recently passed in 2019 and papa roach did this as a cover for their lice show.. was fire..🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘
RIP Keith Flint ,,, one of the most intense live bands you got. Great stuff
Rip Keith man much love from England 🇬🇧
The Prodigy "Breathe" & "Voodoo People"
Out of space~Prodigy, Breathe~Prodigy
Ahhhhh the WipEout 2097 soundtrack. Love their sound.
At this time the sound was Revolutionary. There was nothing which could compare to this. After all this years still breathtaking.
R.I.P. keith Flint I remember I went to a club here in NY in the beginning of 1997 this song came on the whole club went nuts
If you like this type of music, check out The Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim.
Throw in some ‘Groove Armada’ ‘Faithless’ ‘Basement Jaxx’ & ‘Underworld’ as well 🙌🏽
This live set from Groove Armada is 🔥 ua-cam.com/video/Vm-dtQAWUwM/v-deo.html
I used to play The Chemical Brothers Surrender Album constantly in my car back in the day. Dope album from a dope duo!!
@@joehynes5452 I liked their music videos. Used to watch them way back when music channels actually played music videos.
Très bons choix messieurs ;
You forgotten Junkie XL) Tom Holkenborg (aka JXL) in 90's was on a same wave with the Prodigy. Definitely.✊
Hey Glad u wer feelin it! thats my childhood right there....Prodigy were the shit....Breath was Iconic and Omen is just dope...RIP Keith Flint, who died last year (one with the crazy hair)...still cant believe he is gone.........
You should also check out their songs:
- Out of Space
- No Good (Start The Dance)
- Voodoo People
- Poison
- breathe
Someone below also mentioned Diesel Power which is a mix of electronic and Hip-Hop
The Prodigy (together with Daft Punk) are hands down the most influential music groups/artists since the 90's up until now, and The Prodigy are still active now even after the passing of Keef three years ago - they're promoting/road testing new music on an already sold-out UK tour this summer. Everywhere in pop culture: games, movies, TV shows, tons and tons of commercials(!), you hear their music or music from artists heavily inspired by them. This is from their third abum (The Fat of The Land, 1997), and this is actually the first track Keef is doing lyrics on.
BTW, raves in the UK back when these guys came through were a bit more barns, (not always abandoned) parking garages, or large tents on a muddy field than what you describe from 3:30, but you are very correct about the pills bit xD
Flint totally changed his role and look in the band. He's the main vocalist here but early on he was just a long haired dancer. Check out Out of Space to see what they were like in the beginning. ua-cam.com/video/a4eav7dFvc8/v-deo.html
Saw them loads in the '90s, RIP Keith ♥️🏴
I'm writing this before the premiere of the video, but I'm pretty sure that the "Eminem" mentioned in the title is in fact Liam Howlett, the composer and producer of The Prodigy. Although much less famous than the actual Eminem, his impact on electronic and cross-over music is comparable to the impact of Eminem on hip-hop. Interestingly enough, Liam Howlett started as a hip-hop DJ/producer in the late 80s, but by 1990, when he formed The Prodigy, he had started writing and producing rave/electronic music. He actually had a number 1 album in the US Billboard 3 years prior to Eminem's first number 1 album and although neither Liam nor his band are as recognizable as Eminem, their music has been in multiple movie and game soundtracks, including such a classic like The Matrix.
Liam is a genius, you could take away the other members and he'd be the Prodigy. But no Liam, no prodge
@@dene39 That's correct, but without the others, Liam would not have been as successful. The others create(d) the buzz, which is so important, especially for live performances. They also took the spotlight away from Liam, allowing him to concentrate on what he does best, which is writing music. Last but not least, they inspired him to write tracks to which they can dance, sing, or simply go nuts on stage.
@@prodigy84bg it wasnt a dig. Just a statement. They all brought they're own energy.
@@dene39 I didn't take it as a dig. Just wanted to point out the importance of the others as well.
The funny thing is that Keith who is the 'scary one' doing the singing in this video was such a sweetie. When The Prodigy first came out they were proper happy ravers and then they went a lot darker with their later stuff. Keith committed suicide a few years ago which was completely shocking to me. Everyone that knew him only had lovely things to say about him. The Prodigy are very unique.
Most people were really shocked indeed. He did openly talk about not being afraid to commit suicide once he feels like he has nothing much to live for, but I guess nobody took that seriously. That was years before he actually did it. Apparently, he had been struggling with personal issues for a few years and perhaps the band was the thing that kept him going, but even that wasn't enough unfortunately.
The Prodigy, masters of their craft. Fat of the Land is hard, raw, and a masterpiece. Breathe is a must reaction, and Smack my Bi**h Up too. The video for SMBU, is filmed in POV, got banned in some countries, and there's a cool twist at the end.
Electronic music in the hands of this guys back then was way over their time!⚡🤘❤
Oh my biggest 80s request whilst we got the UK bands going, is Human League - Don't you want me. It popularised 80s synth!
Still remember the first Wipeout on PS1 and Firestarter was the titletrack....it was like Prodigy, Redbull, PlayStation,Wipeout....that combo that blew up in the mid 90's
The Prodigy the groups other members are doing a tour this year in tribute to Keith flint the lead singer who passed!! I am blessed to get tickets to see this Icon group!!! RIP Flinty
“Out of space” Is a banger
- = B R E A T H E = -
The guy sat down that you thought was Eminem is Liam Howlett, the producer and main man in The Prodigy. He is a musical genius!
1996 I would’ve been seven damn time flies lolThe Prodigy are a great rave punk band and I remember meeting one of their live drummers when I went to music college great guy by the name of Kieron.
Yeah breathe next then poison then their law 🏴✌🤣🤣 lovin u guys
Not into this type of music, but your channel has opened me up into at least giving different things a try.
And y'all's reactions help me understand more.
Being open-minded isn't as easy as people say🤷
Love y'all ❤️
Here you go Victor. The energy that The Prodigy created when performing live was insane. Will help you understand how this type of music resonates with so many people
ua-cam.com/video/OswFpx5SDqA/v-deo.html ✌🏼
The "Hey,, Hey,, Hey In The Background Was Sampled From,, The Art Of Noise "Close"(To The Edit) Track.
Breathe, voodoo people, smack my bitch up all good songs but definitely their old school music is a must listen too back when they were just a goofy up and coming edm group. Everybody in the place or out of space are great songs
The 'Hey Hey Hey' bit was sampled from 'Close (To The Edit)' by The Art Of Noise (1984/85)
The Prodigy is the Best group in history!!!! 🐜🐜🐜🐜
RIP Keith. 🤘🏻❤️🔥🔥🔥
I remember playing wipeout on PlayStation with this song playing. That’s what put me on to Prodigy back in 97.
ONE OF MYE BEST MUSIC GROUP I LITERALLY GROWN UP WITH THEM EMINEM HAHAHA TOTALY TWO DIFRENT PLANET
Yes Breathe is a good one for sure.
saw these guys live at 1996 Phoenix Festival from 18 to 21 July at Long Marston, Stratford-Upon-Avon England god damn legendary festival..... and Keith was smashed and he was still awsome...
U need to watch prodigy live
Man they got serious energy live, loads of festival footage where the crowd goes mental 🔥
Yep, we popped pill-a-plenty to this back in the day. Check out the version of 'Their Law - Live in Red Square Moscow 1997' on youtube'. It is a track made in response to the Criminal Justice Bill which attempted to criminalize rave culture with the 'No Repetitive Beats' clause.
And check out 'Come To Daddy' by 'Aphex Twin' (directors cut) if you want to see one of the most scariest music videos ever
Rico has the vibe. EXACTLY.
This group has a lot of trippy songs.
Great reaction.
Keith Flint was the hype man for prodigy so he was the fire starter. He went on to become a vocalist but was originally the hype man 👊🏻
Proper British music 🎵
Man I haven’t heard this since I’m 16 yrs old! Im 42 now 👵🏼
Taking me down memory lane back when Rave’s were everywhere
keith was one of the sweetest people. Before he died he cut a neighbour's hedge and had a birthday party for his dog. He was the kindest man. may he rest in peace
Breathe is a must watch.
Rip Keith. Miss him. Saw them live last week without Keith. Ode to him. It was great
These days I'm a 51 yr old cancer patient watching reaction channels while im down on chemo...but back in the day!Your summary of pills and clubs and this tune is pretty correct xx
You will get better...💚
@@jshaw4757 I'm hoping so x
@@joannetyndall3625 You will its not even in question 💚...if you don't mind me asking do you take any natural things..I've been studying alot off things for a long time now and if you felt comfortable me sharing some things with you let me know...but either way you already know you've won don't doubt it ...if ya need somebody talk too talk too this random stranger 👍
Yes. Rave clubs 😆. Big in then '90s/'00s. Electro punk, dance punk music.
You have to do 'Breathe'. That is the best...
Great days, Rave, you nailed it bud.
Makes me want to listen to the Chemical brothers - "Block Rockin' Beats", or "Trip Like I Do", "Busy Child", "Cherry Twist", and "High Roller" from The Crystal Method's album - Vegas.
Oddly enough another band you guys should check out is Enigma. They are from the early 90's. I want to say like 91' I think. Listen to their first album MCMXC A.D. . My sister, and girlfriend at the time, both worked in a music store. They said they were told by the area supervisor, that he was told, the album is meant to have sex to. You should go into it with no rules or inhibitions. Anything your partner wants should be okay during the song. It is a time for just the two of you and no one is there but each other. Your trust, love, and desire for your lover needs to be on point for this to work for both people. You are supposed to start with light touching, foreplay then oral during the first track for just a bit. Then when the drums get to pounding, so should you lol. You are meant to keep rhythm with the drums, as long as there are drums, if they speed up so do you, if they slow down, so do you, if they stop, so do you. You get the picture. You should keep in perfect time with the drums and let it be your guide. If the drums stop, this time goes back to doing other things, just not traditional penetration. As long as you are touching each other like it was your first and last time all rolled into one, but with the comfort level of two that have been together for years and years. Do a little research ahead of time to find out the last beat on the album. That is when you are meant to climax, together. Again, once the drums stop, you are to touch each other in sensual ways, just no traditional penetration. You should plan out to have enough time for the 40:16 of the album to play out. There's a limited edition version, meant for "professionals" lol. It adds another 20:41 to the run time, making it 60:57 ( 1 hour and 57 second ). I've done both, it's a unique experience for sure. The guy has to really focus on the music, or it will, uh, end early :) ! Be sure to be hydrated, so you get no cramps too.
I can't be sure that this was what they planned when they made it or not. But, it's lore that everyone in my area knows about. So, it wasn't just isolated to that music store and their employees. Anyway, give it a shot! The worst thing that could happen is lower inhibition's and having some fun! If done correctly, you will become closer, be completely free in each others hands, learn what you lover truly wants and desires that maybe they couldn't/wouldn't say before. To be totally honest with each other with each other. This should raise your level of intimacy to an entirely new place. You're both young and flexible (lol), this will help you enjoy each other like never before! Your welcome!
Smack My Bitch Up needs to be next.
Rip Keith, absolute British legend. The Prodigy back in the 90s took you on a crazy ride
Prodigy - Breathe is another great tune n video from these guys
The most exciting music ever… and not frightening people at all in real life ☺️
Clubing with this one in Europe's worst clubs, when this song was hit, no one was smiling just rage and complete destruction. Miss those days.
This is one of those albums that you just push play and enjoy the ride. Every song is dope AF and what they were doing with electronics live was groundbreaking for the time(Chemical Brothers as well). Music for the Jilted Generation and Fat of the Land were b2bMonster albums!! RIP Keith
The Prodigy - Out Of Space, of course!
Prodigy.. "smack my bitch up" 🤘😎
"Live" worlds on fire dvd HQ.. Just came across it and it "Kicks" 🤧🤛
Remember when you played football in high school and there was that one crazy ass white dude who never washed his uniform, his stahl looked like a pig pen and that crazy stare in the huddle?? but he knocked the shit out of people in a game and you loved that ??? That is this song . Keith Flint RIP
Yep, you got it, real "dance" tune
Need at least 3 16" Soundstream SPL bass boxes to even start doing this justice :).
Gotta do "Breathe" and "Smack My Bitch Up".
oh hell theyd have to do smack by bitch up on their own time as the video was banned from MTV, so surely youtube would take it down lol
@@thedominator87 They can react to a live version.
The Prodigy, is widely considered the Electronic band that won over the "Metal Heads" - oh, yeah.
BREATHE!! That’s a must by prodigy!!
Check out the live version from the World On Fire DVD, the most lit crowd ever, no cap
The nicest humanitarian guy in the music industry .
That's my HYPE jam!!! Woooo. And the beat is sick! 😍😍😍
Written by Gene Simmons of Kisd. He's a genius.
You should react to Faithless- Insomnia .It seems at night clubs they would always play those songs back to back .I cant think of one without the other .
I'd throw Chemical Brothers block rockin' beats in there as well, if not next to each other, they were always close, at least where I used to go..
The blonde guy you mistook for Eminem is actually Liam Howlett,who started the band from his bedroom back in '91.
Most people are going to suggest you guys react to the most popular songs of the The Prodigy.
I think to really understand them you need to go to step 1, the first track on the first album.
"Jericho" from the album Experience will be the best place to dive deep into their discography.
Voodoo people is another gr8 song and vid
The Prodigy is fire in a drugged synth ! So vital !
Welcome! We all have two brains, he using both... Partystarter!
this is a banging tune
Saw them live in the 90s at a festival and when they went up it was just super energy dude....the whole place just got dark and firey....I actually think he almost started a riot as basically called for the whole venue to storm the stage ... every ran to the front .... psycho but fun!
I was 13 when this came out. Loved it. Mtv was still good at that point.
Top stuff more prodigy please 🙏
The Prodigy is a techno EDM group... the punk rock guy was (the late) Keith Flint, the black guy is Maxim, and the guy in the back is the main guy (producer/ composer) Liam Howlett... This record 'Fat of the land' was their big hit in 1997... this track... 'Breathe' and the controversial 'Smack my b!tch up'... Sadly, after Keith Flint left the group, The Prodigy never got that level of success again... Keith Flint took his own life in 2019 (R.I.P.)
They are neither techno nor EDM, which is a term that emerged much later. There isn't a single term that can describe their music, as it is so diverse and incorporates multiple genres. As for Keith, he didn't quit the band. Unfortunately, he would rather commit suicide than quit the band.
@@prodigy84bg Wrong, and wrong... Keith Flint did quit. The Prodigy are techno... often called electronic dance music or EDM.
@@sumonjamal1653 So, when did he quit then? Techno is a sub-genre of electronic music, like house or trance. EDM did not exist as a term in the 90s and was later used to describe softer electronic music.
@@prodigy84bg Sometime after 2001. He did not contribute to The Prodigy's 2004 album 'Always outnumbered...' (feat. on 1 track) and that record tanked...
EDM stands for "electronic dance music", which was used in the late 80's/ early 90's
... Before that there was 'dance music'... 'techno pop'... 'synth pop'... 'electronic music'...
After 2000, u had dubstep and other subgenres...
C'mon, don't try school the MASTER.
@@sumonjamal1653 Maxim did not contribute to that album either, but it doesn't mean that either of them had quit the band. Electronic dance music has existed for decades, but this specific term and especially the EDM abbreviation were coined a decade or so ago and the main purpose was to describe contemporary electronic music, which is different from 90s electronic music, so I wouldn't use it retrospectively.
Love The Prodigy. You should react to their song Smack My Bitch Up. Sadly, you won't find the video on UA-cam but I think it's on Daily Motion.
Yeah breathe is a good one to check out
Prodigy даже в России Легенда, давайте ещё реакции на него
Rip Keith.
Please react to the prodigy live. It's a whole different rodeo
The Prodigy ✨💪😈 Yeeeaaahh 💥🔥
You were spot on about the clubs, this filled dance floors for a long time 👍❤🏴
When this is like the 4th - 5th best song on the album, you know the album is a classic
It's probably the 3rd best on the album, but I could see why some might rank it 4th or 5th.
RIP Keith Flint. Innovator and legendary front man