Holy moley this is 30 years old? And I am 49 years old? A lot has happened over the years. A wife, kids, crap jobs, divorce, booze, haemorroids and a pandemic. Sod it all I just danced like I was 19 again and smiled for real. Now my knees are sore. Love to you all. Cheers.
@@quitting_the_internet Nah m8 u never too old or young to dance like a fool and smile for real. Hope u n yours safe and coping with the crazy days we all in.
@pixel Hehe don't know what came over me. Just had a moment. Maybe I'm not completely old and useless just yet. God bless the Prodigy and love to u and yours m8.
49 too, no kids, no divorce or marriage a howling back ache and hip bursitis from years of bloody dancing, I’d do it all again, but not with today’s offering of Shyte music. We had it and they may have youth, but they weren’t there back in the day these kids.
Cruising with my mates in my Vauxhall Nova with this blasting through my 6x9s in the parcel shelve,happy days,no knife crime,cheap drugs,and we were all brothers & sisters ❤️
You're not the only one my friend it's like we shifted into an alternative parallel universe with the Mandela effect. . Trust me I know exactly what you mean... Gotta love the philadetha project
I never lived in the 90s but somehow feel the same, I grew up with my dad listening to chemical brothers, the prodigy and others like moby and fatboy, never appreciated it all until these past two crazy years
@@kirksebknight8559 according to loads of people, i've aged quite well, but to those that love this song, i'm like a fossil by now despite doing more than just good.
Believe it or not - I am 71 years old and I like that song! R.I.P. Keith! Addendum to the comment: I wish everyone who answered and / or rated my comment that you all stay healthy. Not just during the Corona Aera! Take good care of yourselves and your family! Greetings from Germany!
@@nigelawson5524 I know this song, it's graet! Look at my playlists with more than 500 Reggae songs from Bob Marley and some of his sons, Alpha Blondy, Israel Vibrations, Gregora Isaacs, Maxi Priest, Sugar Minott, Supa T., Dennis Brown, The Heptones etc. etc.
Liam Howlet is a pioneer and a Jedi. I have always loved Prodigy from day 1 and I have all their albums on CD sealed away for my kids to open maybe 30 from now when they are over 30 years old and wont think they are frisbees. RIP Keith Flint. Wish I could watch these guys live I would go bonkers.
I'll never forget hearing this one for the first time. I was about 10, it was around '93, I was at the tennisclub and it was on the radio. I was totally shocked. "What the hell are these sounds?!?!?!". Luckily, a fellow tennisplayer who was like 16 knew what it was. "The Prodigy", he wrote it down for me. When I had enough money, I bought the Experience album. Till this day, it's one of my alltime favourites, and partly responsible for me starting to produce my own music. Greets from Holland, be well!
RIP Keith Flint! You and the Prodigy were an icon of the 90s, you guys left a permanent trace in every possible Electronic music sub-genre. The Prodigy music is one of the main reason why I fell in love with Electronic music in the first place, I even had the double mohawk hairstyle as you did, back in high school. Rest in peace, legend!
Same! Prodigy WAS my gateway into rave/Edm culture which turned into a life long passion of mine. They bridged the gap between many different genres and opened the eyes of many to a whole new world they may have never known otherwise. RIP Keith Flint, I am so thankful for your life and influence. if it wasn't for you and prodigy I may have never had the chance to be part of such an amazing thing.
Why is it every song on UA-cam has someone saying “who is still here in 2023, who is still here in 2024” just to get likes? You should’ve been there in 1992 dudes!
Rest in Peace Keith, I was lucky enough to see you perform in the front row with The Prodigy in Adelaide, South Australia on January 26th of this year.. who would've known it would've been one of the last prodigy shows with you. True legend, and always will be.
I’m only 15 my dad showed me this song when I was about 3 since then he’s passed away, I love this song because it reminds me of all the great memories we had
@this account is shut down okay? 😂 its great to see some locals on this thread .... i bet we were all at the same Raves at some points dishing out free hugs and dancing around like loonies to our Keith`s music bless him ..... he`s gonna be deeply missed but their wicked music will always live on , im 46 this year and still drive along with them playing in the CD player and at home when im wanting a little jiggy 😊 Big Love and Hugs for you all xxxx 💗💗💗
I'm only really discovering The Prodigy now and realising just how brilliant they were/are, such an amazing, original, talented band! Very tragic about Keith.
Hey, me too. If you’d told me three weeks ago I’d suddenly be into the Prodigy before the end of May, I would’ve thought that was the most random unexpected shit, but here I am
I'm 30 my dad's 52 and I grew up listening to prodigy on banging systems. Just in that odd age group that got to grow up getting the 80s 90s music but still in tune somewhat to new stuff.
Perhaps. Well, listen to Prodigy, get Amiga and watch demos and drive a real car (that means up to y2k, not later). Maybe you're 24 but you can still feel the vibe. Best 2 u, bro!
sometimes it makes me feel better, sometimes worse. like I wanna go back to those times and stuck here with constant tick tock adverts and e cigs in my face.
1996 I took my first hit of acid and pure mdma at the same time, this was one of the tracks I remember the most from that first experience. I was 14 years old at my first rave in Fort Lauderdale. Ended up on the dance floor absolutely going nuts for hours. For the next 7 years I was absolutely hooked! This original techno music is really what got me hooked! The raves back then were absolutely incredible! No phones, no cameras, just pure absolute bonkers fun! Everyone rolling face, dancing, hugging, massaging, can’t believe we were having that much fun at 14-21!
For real, then cannabis was squidgy and solid s.h.i. too right ✅️ get up and downers to the beat of pure E's and weed! Re.unuzion all them times and be real true and happy all and I hope your all having it large, after all. 3:43 😅
A few years back now, I was out for the night in Birmingham city centre. We were in a bar on Broad St, and The Prodigy had played that night at the Indoor Arena close by. The bar was already busy, but filled to bursting point after the gig had finished. The DJ clearly noticed, and at the perfect moment dropped about six Prodigy numbers on the bounce, and the place went off the dial. We'd seen them the night before, and it was brilliant to feel the energy from their gig return again the next night. I was (a few years later) lucky enough to be in a hotel where the band were stopping whilst performing at V Festival, and met Keith. He was the most approachable person, and had a very sweet, gentle nature to him. I hope he's at peace now, and am grateful I got the chance to meet him and say thanks for all the good times he's given me. Miss you Keith x
My grandad bought me this album for Xmas when it came out, he kept saying "pay close attention" in his Scottish accent, fooking gutted, my childhood right here. RIP xxxx
Aye your grandad knew where it was at mate 👍 I'm from up in Scotland and remembered when this came out-i also remember my dad taking me to boys brigade (that's how young I was) and explaining what ebeneezer goode was about and that he is in face singing "E's are good" even though the strongest drugs had tried was pot a couple times and drink Haha us Scots are a strange bunch sometimes 😁 much love to you from up north!
I need to get some bigger speakers so I can feel that bass in my chest again. I dont remember too much from the 90's as i was mashed, but i do remember the music. Thanks Prodigy. RIP Keith.
90's the best decade of them all. Of all the cultures to come out of England, dance culture, rave and of course ecstasy was the most influential. All the old punks, skinheads, metal heads, football hooligans it snared them all and changed their lives.
Unstoppable, there’s a movie coming out about the free party scene made by people that where there. It’s a crowd funded one so you might have to seek it out. Think it’s called Free Party
Smoking weed and listening to this masterpiece with wonderful people in the comments! Live long my dear friends who knows when the last time we will hear a good music…
This was my introduction to Prodigy, I couldn't stop listening to this song. It was obsession. And it was on cassette, so I had to record it over and over until both sides were full so I don't have to rewind it every time. 🤣🤣 Ah..happy days
I was 8 when I first heard this I'll have never & will never forget this masterpiece thanks to my totally amazing auntie.....R.I.P. You abso wonderfully amazing free spirt love you always Auntie Tracey you have been & will always be the most influential person on my life....Thank you❤️xxx
@@panosdotnet Well I'm not born in the 90s I'm actually born in the 2000s I just like this kinds of music your right every generation of music has good songs in it.
Kratos already payed it's dues ok new vacancy need volunteer to make animals how did they just appear on earth? 😂 😭 Allah is separate from his creation with no associates
@@x1deen64 What a bullshit comment! You may want to delete what you've said as you'll be getting a lot of flack for it. Anyone can end up in a dark place in life and do the unthinkable, it doesn't detract from their legacy, this man is a legend and you are a moron!
This was played at My friends funeral , who died quite young, and a big raver in the 90's. Its seemed so apt. Its was one of his favorite tracks, and the best send off. RIP Buster. Brings a tear to My eye
This was the best keith, a happy Keef, a dancing keef... we are feeling the pain of your loss, we're going to miss you so much, thanks for everything bro.
Props to your dad, this is the quality we were all lucky enough to grow up with. No social media either, we just danced like nobody was watching because nobody actually was...good times 😊
I’m a middle aged bull shark that peruses the east coast river systems of Australia and gee whizz this song brings back fond memories from the 90’s me and my mates were still just pups then causing havoc on the local schools of fish whilst pumping these sweet beats 👌🦈
My hubby that passed away turned me on to this we would trip balls and he would dance all night for me and give me the best light shows ....forever greatful 🙌🙌🙌
I can shut my eyes listening to this and all i can see is my youth and how goid the 90s really were. R.I.P keith you will be missed by millions. Absolute icon.
Was there - we sang it to him as he was placed in the hearse after the funeral service before he was driven away from us. And now I will always think of that moment whenever I hear this track 💔😔
@@Kobayashi360 my sis knew a girl who dated him before he was famous and said he was a dick but I don't care cause he was and always will be a leg in my book.
Born and bred Braintree here, this was filmed at the power plant next to freeport, amazing tune... His funeral was on my road, big day for Braintree, such a sad loss.
I remember that I saw this video on MTV when it was released and I thought what the hell is this 😀. But it etched into my brain and soon I listened to The Prodigy almost every day and I still do. I can´t come up with a band or artist that has affected my life more than this band, it´s pure magic.
I only remember it hearing it for the first time on the radio in the nineties, being a 9 yo kid or so. Had no idea what was going to happen with the start and instantly hit that record button on the cassetterecorder. And I would not be disappointed... This was just totally different than all the other stuff they used to play (and pity to say, I think that regular radiostations today all play the same shite and hardly ever dare to go out of the regular playlist)
This sounded the absolute nuts when I first heard it 1992 aged 18 and that video genuinely looked alot of fun. Just 4 geezers having a laugh and not really taking themselves too seriously. They probably would never have even dreamed that they'd still be popular and massive worldwide several albums and nearly 30 years later after their first stage appearance at Labyrinth in 1991. I saw the making of this in Electronic Punks and it's on you tube. Keith completely decked out in silly but not too serious rave clobber,yellow marigolds and dust mask complete with tub of Vicks attached to it.....pulls a funny gurning face and goes 'Ohh I think I'm coming up again! These ones creep up on ya!!!' Lol I was 18 when this came out in the amazing year that was 1992.....I turn 45 this coming Saturday. This track still sounds the nuts now some 27 years later. I sincerely hope Keith along with his brain has reached that other dimension and finding that other race up there in outta space. He along with the other lads were 'one of us'.....A raver,a punk and a warrior all rolled into one and he never forgot or was afraid to acknowledge his roots and forget about those who put him and the others where they are today and didn't allow the fortune or fame to go to their heads and all have remained humble and down to earth. You are already missed. RIEP KEITH FLINT
@Big Street Reppin Original 90's Raver right here mate. Fantastic times.....great memories......could a 3rd Summer of Love ever happen again??? I doubt it. Would be nice though.
@@Tambourina8 To sum it all up and what raving means to many of us and what The Prodigy ment to us. I must mention that I attended our Keefs farewell and final journey recently. From the moment we all met up at Liverpool Street station and stepped on to that Braintree bound train on what was the most gorgeous sunny, bright and pleasantly warm day. (I called it Keefs Love Train because end to end every carriage was filled with friendly bubbly ravers and warriors all in Prodigy garms and the odd large ant flags) Was the start of many group selfies,hugs,jokes,laughter and 'strangers that were just friends we hadn't met yet'. Raving and being a raver far extends much further and deeper than getting battered constantly and consuming a shit load of recreational drugs....or more so in modern times desparately searching for that gram of sniff as if you're life really depends on it....(but they do help especially a double drop of Ecstacy or a gram of Mandy!!!) .....not to mention getting blindly drunk and pissed up constantly. What a f*cking waste. It goes way way way beyond that in my heart and in my eyes. Raving for me since the 90's raised my consciousness regarding society,humanity and what ugliness and crap goes on in and around it. It made me see how politics so often divides us and how corrupt and greedy the elite and politicians are and how very good they are at pulling the wool over our eyes and get us fighting amongst ourselves. Since that day especially on the glorious sunny days like today I've been thinking 'I really wanna be back there in Braintree' dancing with that amount of mixed and varied people,young,old,original ravers and younger ravers,goths,punks,a few old locals and kids. Even toddlers on shoulders,black,white and every other skin tone inbetween.....I will never forget the lovely sight of a 2 year on her dads shoulders probably not even able to use a knife and fork properly yet.....perfectly doing the 'Big Fish Little Fish Cardboard Box' absolutely having the time of her life bless her. I uttered the words quietly to many on that day both before and after Keith's funeral.....words like 'mini revolution' and 'Third Summer of love' not to mention expressing to many including the Essex police who were also enjoying the banter and atmosphere how sick and tired we're all becoming with all the bullshit politics/Brex-shit and division and confusion sweeping across the UK right now. Even they are unsure of their jobs right now. (It was Essex Police incidently who helped the UK's very first 'legal' licensed all night party....RAINDANCE happen back in 1990 under a huge tent in a field (Jenkins Lane) near Barking which then kick started your Labyrinths,Fantazia's,Obsessions, Dreamscapes,Helter Skelters and World Dances etc......and provided The Prodigy with their very first gigs and the creation of the very first 'What Evil Lurks' EP and Prodigy Experience album. Even in the best and most friendliest of modern day old skool raves and events nowadays the far majority of them fail to really hit the spot,touch me,give me goosebumps or give me that true universal empowering feeling I once felt back in the 90's and as that that I felt on that very special but filled with mixed emotions day. I can't describe in words what going to Braintree felt like and all the new friends and connections that I've made since be it in Braintree itself or the many Prodigy groups I've been made a member of on Facebook over the last few weeks. Keith's legacy,energy,love and ability to unite everyone still LIVES ON AND LONG MAY IT CONTINUE...... Other events and possibly a tribute festival in Keith's name are in the planning or ideas are being put forward probably as I type this........ I was down on a days pay the other week but to get that empowering,joyous,truely universal feeling once again was well worth the 80 something quid I lost out on that day. I only just last week confessed to my boss exactly whose funeral I'd gone to. He asked me how the funeral had gone and as far as he was aware it was 'an old close mate'. I kinda gave the game away when I said it had taken place in Braintree and that afterwards it had descended pretty much into a massive outdoor rave with thousands were dancing across the entire town be it in and outside the local pubs or where temporary gigantic rigs has been set up. He raised his eye brows but then smiled.....He goes 'I thought he was an old friend or mate of yours!' I said 'He WAS an old friend and mate of mine....KEEF was ALOT of people's friend and mate.......WE WAS EVERYONE'S FRIEND OR MATE IN THOSE RAVES ;)
@Big Street Reppin It's the right 'conditions' though innit I reckon. Maybe even more up in the air as far as 'politricks',division and civil unrrest are concerned right now. France is a fine example. You can feel it in the air. I personally have felt like 'piggy in the middle' in the work place,on Facebook etc. I'm pulled from left to right and right to left. That's what it's felt like. We know deep down we're all get the wool pulled over our eyes and tricked by Divide and Conquer bullshit. There's a cartoon meme I found on Facebook recently that sums it all up perfectly. Theres a sheep(I guess it depicts society and people) being lined up for the slaughter house with signs saying 'left' and 'right'. Do you go down the left walk way or the right walk way??? You can't clearly see where both walkways lead to......but BOTH actually lead to the same fate and lead straight to being slaughtered.......
RELICS92 He WAS a lot of people’s friend and mate, indeed. It all hit me really hard, as if I lost a brother, and in a way I did. You guys did amazing in Braintree! I couldn’t go and still gutted about it, but I was there with you all in spirit, and I’m so grateful that the band and all the people made more of a celebration of his extraordinary life and less of a farewell, because I’m still reluctant to say goodbye and to admit it. We had a vivid and emotional rave in Moscow recently celebrating Keef’s life where the DJs and musicians who had performed as a support at The Prodigy’s Russian shows at different times had been playing the band’s albums all night and it was one of the best and kindest atmosphere I’ve ever experienced. I completely agree with you that even now Keef continues to bring people together and lives on through it. I really, really, really hope that that idea about organizing a festival will be brought to life. The Prodigy family is an amazing and tight one, we should stick together no matter what. Keef would’ve love it for sure.
*Budget of the video*: 4 poppers (mostly for Keith), old paint suit, baseball hat, glasses, gloves, old car, XL t shirts, cheap effects, and video with ostriches *Video legacy*: Priceless
Still it gets the job done... and much more entertaining to look at than any post 2000 pop, r'n'b whatever videos.. I love the early Prodigy videos for their homemade feel.. they even managed to keep some of it after their breakthrough.. just look at Smack My Bitch Up..
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R.I.P Keith mate - thankyou for the epic music memories
prodigy the perfect backdrop of the 90's
@@mumstheword7141 💜
R.I.P Legend! Thanks for your wild ways!
😞
He walks among the ostriches now. o7
Holy moley this is 30 years old? And I am 49 years old? A lot has happened over the years. A wife, kids, crap jobs, divorce, booze, haemorroids and a pandemic. Sod it all I just danced like I was 19 again and smiled for real. Now my knees are sore. Love to you all. Cheers.
19 now. Just grew up at the wrong time :(
@@quitting_the_internet Nah m8 u never too old or young to dance like a fool and smile for real. Hope u n yours safe and coping with the crazy days we all in.
@pixel Hehe don't know what came over me. Just had a moment. Maybe I'm not completely old and useless just yet. God bless the Prodigy and love to u and yours m8.
Haha rest those knees my friend
49 too, no kids, no divorce or marriage a howling back ache and hip bursitis from years of bloody dancing, I’d do it all again, but not with today’s offering of Shyte music. We had it and they may have youth, but they weren’t there back in the day these kids.
I can't believe this track is 30 years old. Still kicks and bangs. Masterpiece. Classic.
You took the words out of my mouth 🕺
I can't beleive how i was like flipping 11 years old when i first heard this at my elementry school disco and i turned 41 yesterday and here we are :)
Man, 30 yrs old? I feel old lol
Love the Max Romeo sample Chase The Devil from 1976...Classic!
Only me left leverage
Cruising with my mates in my Vauxhall Nova with this blasting through my 6x9s in the parcel shelve,happy days,no knife crime,cheap drugs,and we were all brothers & sisters ❤️
You look suspiciously like VYVYAN BASTERD!!! 😂😅😊 OI LOIKE IT!!! ❤
True words. Your comment made me feel both happy and sad.
Driver to passengers - DO NOT put hot rock burns in the seats 😄
Now we have been turned into 3rd world
My brain has never left 90's dimension, every time I hear timeless classics from the 90's I am transported back in time/home.
Hell yeah!!!
I feel this comment in my fucking soul
You're not the only one my friend it's like we shifted into an alternative parallel universe with the Mandela effect. .
Trust me I know exactly what you mean...
Gotta love the philadetha project
I never lived in the 90s but somehow feel the same, I grew up with my dad listening to chemical brothers, the prodigy and others like moby and fatboy, never appreciated it all until these past two crazy years
@@Dan-zc7ut so cia all them didn't see a thing
Is this already 30 years old? Time is a scary thing.
Yess :'(
Mad to think that it’s the same age as me and out of both of us I’m the only thing that’s aged terrible 😝😝😝
@@kirksebknight8559 according to loads of people, i've aged quite well, but to those that love this song, i'm like a fossil by now despite doing more than just good.
Too scary, but maybe its out there stored and saved in another dimension and we can go back and visit one day
time is an illusion
Believe it or not - I am 71 years old and I like that song! R.I.P. Keith!
Addendum to the comment:
I wish everyone who answered and / or rated my comment that you all stay healthy. Not just during the Corona Aera! Take good care of yourselves and your family! Greetings from Germany!
Why not ? Good music is for everyone who like to listen
If you like this, try Future Sound of London Papa New Guinea. Maybe have a 2nd vowel whilst doing it
@@nigelawson5524 Indeed, I especially like the middle part .... Btw, of all the music sounds, I love the reggae rhythm first
@@48reggaewoman well have a wee listen to Althea and Donna Uptown Top Ranking, or better still give me a tune
@@nigelawson5524 I know this song, it's graet! Look at my playlists with more than 500 Reggae songs from Bob Marley and some of his sons, Alpha Blondy, Israel Vibrations, Gregora Isaacs, Maxi Priest, Sugar Minott, Supa T., Dennis Brown, The Heptones etc. etc.
Just think…. This will be the music that is played in old peoples homes in the year 2050!
41, still listening😅
Wrong. It already is.
I hope so
Those will be some very stoned old people!
Yeah! Gas mask on!
RIP Keith. Hope the space treats you well.
Beautiful ❤
i met keith once on brook street in colchester at my mates house i dint even relise it was him till he left an my mate like dude that was ....
At only 49 I certainly didn't have Keith in the 2019 death pools...Legend from my teens, gutted, RIP :(
So, you didn't 'pay close attention' then ;)
Yes, all the best in Space Keith x
RIP MY BROTHER YOU WILL ALLWAYS BE A KING
Kibox123 king of rave king of rock now king of space..... legend
Possibly the most 90's thing ever. RIP Keith
tr!p it's as 90s as the Xr2i, the Cossie and Helter Skelter 😀
tr!p my 4 favourite things of the 90s
Most timeless thing ever...
Search: have you ever been mellow - party animals
That's some 90s music video
Liam Howlet is a pioneer and a Jedi. I have always loved Prodigy from day 1 and I have all their albums on CD sealed away for my kids to open maybe 30 from now when they are over 30 years old and wont think they are frisbees. RIP Keith Flint. Wish I could watch these guys live I would go bonkers.
This track is out of this world.
Outer space is it
Its outta space man
Take your brain to another dimension 😊🖖
Timeless!
Pay close attention
I'll never forget hearing this one for the first time. I was about 10, it was around '93, I was at the tennisclub and it was on the radio. I was totally shocked. "What the hell are these sounds?!?!?!". Luckily, a fellow tennisplayer who was like 16 knew what it was. "The Prodigy", he wrote it down for me. When I had enough money, I bought the Experience album. Till this day, it's one of my alltime favourites, and partly responsible for me starting to produce my own music.
Greets from Holland, be well!
To me also this was one of the first albums i never regretted spending money for.
The tennis club 😂
what style of music are you making?! What DAW do you use?! Greets from Australia
Pienso lo mismo que tú. El cuerpo me tembló cuando la oí por primera vez. Esa sensación me acompaña durante toda mi vida
I first heard Yotto's remix of TFSOL's Papua New Guinea during a game of mixed doubles.
RIP Keith Flint! You and the Prodigy were an icon of the 90s, you guys left a permanent trace in every possible Electronic music sub-genre. The Prodigy music is one of the main reason why I fell in love with Electronic music in the first place, I even had the double mohawk hairstyle as you did, back in high school.
Rest in peace, legend!
Same! Prodigy WAS my gateway into rave/Edm culture which turned into a life long passion of mine. They bridged the gap between many different genres and opened the eyes of many to a whole new world they may have never known otherwise. RIP Keith Flint, I am so thankful for your life and influence. if it wasn't for you and prodigy I may have never had the chance to be part of such an amazing thing.
Exactly...keith learned us ltj bukem,roni size,blu mar ten etc....prodigy myth
Yet, you still have no clue who actually made The Prodigy's music and who were just dancers (on drugs) in the group.
One of my first memories as a boy was the main guy swearing on live TV 😂😂
I got a tattoo of him in a Firestarter pose, on my back in 1996
Why is it every song on UA-cam has someone saying “who is still here in 2023, who is still here in 2024” just to get likes? You should’ve been there in 1992 dudes!
I was 15 in 1992!!
@@tillymint_3cool story
OK sarcastic much!
Not sure they can control whether or not they were there in 1992.
Hahahaha😂
RIP TO A BLOODY LEGEND. WE LOVE YOU KEITH
postshanna we love him one of a kind gone 💔
Keith put the fight in me when the world told me to lay down and die.
Goodbye Keith. Thanks for sending us to outer space for so many years.
Der DeS yep he defo sent me to space from age of nine 💀
That was and is Liam who made the music.
I say, see you later..
RIP Keith! have a good one in Valhalla!
Thats bullshit, kid. Grow the fuck up.
❤❤❤
He wasn't occultist though. He was firestarter but never satanic.
@@Mirro.555 you don't have to be an occultism to go to valhalla... I'm an Odinist not an occultism and definitely no satanist..
Гении электронной музыки! Меня от их треков до сих пор плющит как в 90-е:) Легендарный коллектив!
Гений там один , остальные его только дополняют.Хотя сказать дополняют идеально..
Another great song from the brilliant Prodigy. Such a great band and music. RIP Keith.
You broke my heart by leaving this world. I hope you will find your way through the stars. We love you and we will miss you Keith.
Rest in Peace Keith, I was lucky enough to see you perform in the front row with The Prodigy in Adelaide, South Australia on January 26th of this year.. who would've known it would've been one of the last prodigy shows with you. True legend, and always will be.
We saw him March 2017 at Ultra in Miami.....5 rows from the front. I'm so grateful for that opportunity!!! RIP Keith....I'm speechless!!
I saw Prodigy live in Auckland, New Zealand exactly one month ago on 5/Feb 2019. So glad I got the opportunity. What a sad day RIP Keith
Lucky you, I'd see them live later this month for the first time...
Still a banger over 30 years later!!!!
Can’t see any tune released in 2024 being remembered in 2055🤯
You just don’t have good taste in music
@@CosmicL407open to suggestions of equal or greater quality
I’m only 15 my dad showed me this song when I was about 3 since then he’s passed away, I love this song because it reminds me of all the great memories we had
Music is a great place holder on a memory and time.
Adorable tho
True RIP
that gave me a lump in my throat :(
RIP Keith. You shaped and guided my youth. Now i'm older and tinkering in the shed!😭
Exactly
R.i.p keit.from Russia((
If you thought that is a crying face, it isn't.
EDIT: he corrected it now.
You want to see a doctor about that mate , R.I.P Keith Rave on Brother
@Zerkon Playx And why then no grammar? But no, seriously what are you (trying to) say?
R.I.P. KEITH out of space forever
Не уходят, и не умирают! Учился танцевать, мне было 16.... Досих пор танцую, мне 40....,это вечная музыка, ребята! ❤
Бро, мне подарили диск с ними в 7 лет, мне 30 уже, а я благодарен за это до сих пор)
@@TheChugrey Я собрал все альбомы на CD 🙂
The Fat Of The Land самый удачный альбом щитаю! Кто помнит краба, тому краб!)
@@hocheshshweps Брат, помню краба! Сидит на лицухе, переиздании двойном, и на польской пиратке😁
Timeless
True. Mister paper airplane
I've been abusing this for 20 years and will continue to until the day I die. This and Infected Mushroom
Nexovus prick
The original or disco devil is better
Adele
Big Love and respect to you Keith . May outer space be better than this planet.
Rest In Peace
Big Love from Bristol uk massive
TanzBee sound comment
Brizzzz
Swindon! Just down the road from Brizzle! ♡
@this account is shut down okay? 😂
its great to see some locals on this thread .... i bet we were all at the same Raves at some points dishing out free hugs and dancing around like loonies to our Keith`s music bless him ..... he`s gonna be deeply missed but their wicked music will always live on , im 46 this year and still drive along with them playing in the CD player and at home when im wanting a little jiggy 😊
Big Love and Hugs for you all
xxxx
💗💗💗
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R.I.P. dude. This tune is 27 years old now and people still lose their minds when they hear it. 👍
tru story bro (y) :-)
It’s older then me 🤣 I’m 22
That’s me
And I’m only 12
Still sounds brilliant- I'm 50 and still love it!
I remember hearing this tune at a warehouse rave in Houston Texas when it was first released.
90s memories that will never fade. Damn I'd do anything to go back!!
R. I. P Keith Flint thanks for everything
I'm only really discovering The Prodigy now and realising just how brilliant they were/are, such an amazing, original, talented band! Very tragic about Keith.
Hey, me too. If you’d told me three weeks ago I’d suddenly be into the Prodigy before the end of May, I would’ve thought that was the most random unexpected shit, but here I am
I spent three days in a mobile home with Keith back in 2001 The master of the screen but the most down to earth dude ever xxx
Welcome 🤙🏻
He just moved on🛸🛸🛸
It's done, at least one
at 45 now and I can honestly say Yes !! I was part of this generation And Proud!
@kyfaydfsoab Birth name Liam Paul Paris Howlett[1]
Born 21 August 1971 (age 51)
I'm 30 my dad's 52 and I grew up listening to prodigy on banging systems. Just in that odd age group that got to grow up getting the 80s 90s music but still in tune somewhat to new stuff.
I just turned 24, feel like I was born in the wrong generation
Perhaps. Well, listen to Prodigy, get Amiga and watch demos and drive a real car (that means up to y2k, not later). Maybe you're 24 but you can still feel the vibe. Best 2 u, bro!
@Axel. your right at that cuff of age that you are probably correct. By like 5 years
that shot of liam at 1:48 is iconic, he was so young and didn't know how much he would change dance music
Legendary Tune. RIP Keith, carry on partying hard up there!!!
Had a really bad depression wave today, I put this on and I feel so much better. Thank you Prodigy. Xxx
🌹😘
Keep fighting the good fight mate, you're worth it 👌👌
Same here 😛
sometimes it makes me feel better, sometimes worse. like I wanna go back to those times and stuck here with constant tick tock adverts and e cigs in my face.
@@UrghBoom feel the same bro x
My brain is in another dimension. I've lost 25 years. I was raving it one minute....now it's 2016 and I'm a Granddad.
What happened ?
RememberToday4ever prodigy happened
RememberToday4ever true same as
RememberToday4ever you had a kid and your kid had a kid - that is usually how it works!
Brother can I ever relate. I think I was 25 yesterday but today's mirror looks like some 60 yr ole lady. lmao
+RememberToday4ever Lucky you!!!
1996 I took my first hit of acid and pure mdma at the same time, this was one of the tracks I remember the most from that first experience. I was 14 years old at my first rave in Fort Lauderdale. Ended up on the dance floor absolutely going nuts for hours. For the next 7 years I was absolutely hooked! This original techno music is really what got me hooked! The raves back then were absolutely incredible! No phones, no cameras, just pure absolute bonkers fun! Everyone rolling face, dancing, hugging, massaging, can’t believe we were having that much fun at 14-21!
💪
Do you remember another track that marks you from your first experience?
For real, then cannabis was squidgy and solid s.h.i. too right ✅️ get up and downers to the beat of pure E's and weed! Re.unuzion all them times and be real true and happy all and I hope your all having it large, after all. 3:43 😅
Yup no doubt...bollocks
Soft black strawbs and ohms
I was never a die hard Prodigy fan, but this tune made me get up & dance every time. Timeless.
When you look at the UK charts now it is so easy to forget that music was so diverse and even the outcasts could score hits. I miss those days
Older music will always be better to some extent
For sure the 90’s was a explosion of creativity
@@kushking5354 new music is good, you just need to know where to look
@@1nautica In the 90s, you didn't need to know where to look.
It's rubbish now , music has died really... And Grime is poop....🤔
PRODIGY = LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN
+MOLEINTHEHOLE Always outnumbered, never outgunned!!!!
*his own
this is Liam, nobody else
A few years back now, I was out for the night in Birmingham city centre. We were in a bar on Broad St, and The Prodigy had played that night at the Indoor Arena close by. The bar was already busy, but filled to bursting point after the gig had finished. The DJ clearly noticed, and at the perfect moment dropped about six Prodigy numbers on the bounce, and the place went off the dial. We'd seen them the night before, and it was brilliant to feel the energy from their gig return again the next night. I was (a few years later) lucky enough to be in a hotel where the band were stopping whilst performing at V Festival, and met Keith. He was the most approachable person, and had a very sweet, gentle nature to him. I hope he's at peace now, and am grateful I got the chance to meet him and say thanks for all the good times he's given me. Miss you Keith x
My grandad bought me this album for Xmas when it came out, he kept saying "pay close attention" in his Scottish accent, fooking gutted, my childhood right here. RIP xxxx
You had a cool grandpa
@@Raaxshas yep
Aye your grandad knew where it was at mate 👍 I'm from up in Scotland and remembered when this came out-i also remember my dad taking me to boys brigade (that's how young I was) and explaining what ebeneezer goode was about and that he is in face singing "E's are good" even though the strongest drugs had tried was pot a couple times and drink Haha us Scots are a strange bunch sometimes 😁 much love to you from up north!
ryan matthews ✊😩rip from a Greek.once bro always bro
My grandad gave me the album in 2006 as my early Christmas present 🎁
I need to get some bigger speakers so I can feel that bass in my chest again. I dont remember too much from the 90's as i was mashed, but i do remember the music. Thanks Prodigy. RIP Keith.
You just inspired me to turn mine up
Haha, I'm also struggling to remember all the things we did back then! Kind of remember the Prodigy concert at Lowlands in Holland.....but not much.
Kit your car out... you'll never look back 🙈🔥😁
90's the best decade of them all. Of all the cultures to come out of England, dance culture, rave and of course ecstasy was the most influential. All the old punks, skinheads, metal heads, football hooligans it snared them all and changed their lives.
Unstoppable, there’s a movie coming out about the free party scene made by people that where there. It’s a crowd funded one so you might have to seek it out. Think it’s called Free Party
I got like number 69
copy that for berlin
80s.
@@Victor_2000s nope 90s
Smoking weed and listening to this masterpiece with wonderful people in the comments! Live long my dear friends who knows when the last time we will hear a good music…
Hell yeah
This was my introduction to Prodigy, I couldn't stop listening to this song. It was obsession. And it was on cassette, so I had to record it over and over until both sides were full so I don't have to rewind it every time. 🤣🤣 Ah..happy days
How exactly a jungle-rave song introduced you into rap?
("Prodigy" is a rapper. "The Prodigy" is a band.)
@@MinekEzQM seriously? this is something you need to comment? 🤣 cheer up buddy!
🤣
@@MinekEzQM ppp0
mine was when my dad showed me firestarter
I was 8 when I first heard this I'll have never & will never forget this masterpiece thanks to my totally amazing auntie.....R.I.P. You abso wonderfully amazing free spirt love you always Auntie Tracey you have been & will always be the most influential person on my life....Thank you❤️xxx
That’s cute and sweet
I think these old songs like this will just simply never go old
@@panosdotnet Well I'm not born in the 90s I'm actually born in the 2000s I just like this kinds of music your right every generation of music has good songs in it.
@kyfaydfsoab Sorry if I sound dumb but what does that mean.
@@panosdotnet bruh 80s will not go old the shits as timeless as this
@@JAHAM3S_ this song is from the mid 90s not the 80s
*early mb
Can't believe this is the same band that created Firestarter!! Remember this when it came out, it was everywhere!! RIP KF, you are sorely missed.
I’m a 103 year old interdimensional being and I decree that this beat still totally slaps. Who’s listening in 2079?? Big ups to my gleop pluupks
In 2079 I’ll be 90 years young
And to you too my friend
Hello my fellow interdimentional being! I am 199 years old and I'm still listening to this song. It's not even out of this world, it's out of space!
Well I'm 54 ✌️😔😏👍😎
It’s 2023, and The Prodigy is still ahead of the curve.
Also good group..
Curve..."chinese burn"
Kratos already payed it's dues
ok new vacancy need volunteer to make animals how did they just appear on earth?
😂
😭
Allah is separate from his creation with no associates
@@Dragon-Slay3r Totally
RIP Keith Flint! A true legend and a pioneer in his field! Rave in peace bro! ✌🏻😎✌🏻
Chris Short
Can’t be a legend if he commit suicide
@@x1deen64 What a bullshit comment! You may want to delete what you've said as you'll be getting a lot of flack for it. Anyone can end up in a dark place in life and do the unthinkable, it doesn't detract from their legacy, this man is a legend and you are a moron!
Your idea of a legend is a soul that burns in hell
Everyone knows those who take their own lives are destined for hell fire
Продіджи.Це моє безмежне кохання .Дякую, що створили таку класну музику.
This was played at My friends funeral , who died quite young, and a big raver in the 90's. Its seemed so apt. Its was one of his favorite tracks, and the best send off. RIP Buster. Brings a tear to My eye
Big love for Buster. Talented dude and such a shame.
I want to know who looks at a child and calls it buster
@@stefanrockett1940 It was his Nickname.
@Big Boi yes you are correct, that chippy was bad.
Rpz in peace
This was the best keith, a happy Keef, a dancing keef... we are feeling the pain of your loss, we're going to miss you so much, thanks for everything bro.
This was the first song I played in 2024. Timeless
На месте брат с земли.
Indeed!
And thats the truth! I have spoken!!
It will be the first i play in 2025. 😮
These dances still look fresh af 32 years later
Rip from Greece 🇬🇷 Keith we dance with you and we never forget you,🙏🙏🙏
Πες τα
Troll eros Μονο Prodigy!
I was in greece last week
Bale PRODIGY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rip m8 I was a child and now man but I love that f.... music. My son is 12 and now he hears also prodigy. Rip me m8 from Greece
31 years now and still going strong 💪
Bless up da Prodigy! ❤
An absolute banger of an album. As well
This doesn't get old. Still sounds as good in 2022 as it did all those years ago.
Music doesn't age!... We do.
Amen
Check out the band THE SOUND .First 2 albums jeopardy and from the lions mouth
yeah, nazi headisand ostrich fanboy style..
2024 🎉
I'll take your brain to another dimension.
You did, Keith. And I frickin love it.
The track that never ever gets boring.
Thanks for the joy .Rest in peace Keith Flint
I heard this for the first time today while i was working with my dad and he suddenly started this song. I love it
Probably your dad heard it for the first time before 32 years like I do. Respect.
Your dad's got taste
Props to your dad, this is the quality we were all lucky enough to grow up with. No social media either, we just danced like nobody was watching because nobody actually was...good times 😊
I’m a middle aged bull shark that peruses the east coast river systems of Australia and gee whizz this song brings back fond memories from the 90’s me and my mates were still just pups then causing havoc on the local schools of fish whilst pumping these sweet beats 👌🦈
Hey Keith you were one of my favorites. Rest in Peace wherever you are 😢
Say hello to my brother Keith. He loved this track. RIP. 🦹🏼♂️
In reggae it was Marley, in punk it was John Lydon, in sixties it was Lennon, In Rave the 90's it was Keith Flint. RIP XXX
You nailed it
and 2Pac in rap
@@bodycount00 he's not a pioneer ..rappers are everywhere he's not on his own
good sum up, respect.
it wasn't John Lydon, it was Sid Vicious. John Lydon is still alive.
What a banger… takes me back to a time when, if the sun came out, folks just said ‘what a lovely day’!
Keith Flint Is Now A True Legend
R.I.P. 1969-2019
Greetings From Germany
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Got chased it a car in 90's to this tune. Off my box. Got away to a rave in a convoy!! Them days were soon the best of my life. Loving it.
@@Susanflies get a grip. I was a kid. We had fun and loved the world. Not like now.
@@carl1739What did the commenter say? They deleted their comment.
RIP Keith, thanks for all the great songs
We've just acquired three black kittens. They are absolutely mental. When I watch them I think of this tune.
Alot of our brains have been taken to a better dimesion thanks to Prodigy, yeah cheers 🍻👊🏻🤙🏻😎
I hate Emojis . But yes respect.
Wesley Centers best comment to describe the Prodigy!
Everyone Are Brothers And Sister
My hubby that passed away turned me on to this we would trip balls and he would dance all night for me and give me the best light shows ....forever greatful 🙌🙌🙌
That's what we all gonna listen and dance to in nursing homes in the year 2050.. think about it...
Depression will take care of you before that.
Time catches up to us all, but we lived it....
Are u all ready there if so leave a light on for me x
I cant wait, its gonna be lit.
Of course we will!!
ultimate banger
REST IN PEACE TO THE LEGEND!
Notyourmamasnoodles the biggest legend ✌
The Prodigy was from another dimension.
They were ahead of their time❤
I promise and swear i will play your songs loud as long as i live.
Same buddy
+1
yes man !!!!! YES YUP YUP WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
same 👌
Same here, this is a classic. ❤️❤️❤️
90s spirit forever alive ❤
There's just no words for the people who were there and still get this music!.... BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! 💥💥💥💥❤️
The legendary few my friend
@@some_haqr yes the legandary few! Go back in a hert beat, no phones just pure... We lucky to be that generation 90' s fukin amazin! :) x
Yes son big ups from AUS
I think the word is boomer
Saw them in Cardiff before jilted was out. They were only on stage for 30 minutes, but boy, what a 30 minutes!!
I can shut my eyes listening to this and all i can see is my youth and how goid the 90s really were. R.I.P keith you will be missed by millions. Absolute icon.
@PhreshFunk i know right, fucking simpler back then and easier kids today are fucked
Memes
This was sung by the people attending Keith's funeral procession. That truly breaks my heart...
Was there - we sang it to him as he was placed in the hearse after the funeral service before he was driven away from us. And now I will always think of that moment whenever I hear this track 💔😔
Heartbreaking and fucking beautiful at the same time 🌌
@@Kobayashi360 my sis knew a girl who dated him before he was famous and said he was a dick but I don't care cause he was and always will be a leg in my book.
Why did he die?
@@tomrashid8364 He committed suicide. Only he knows why, very sad and such a waste of life/creation.
Born and bred Braintree here, this was filmed at the power plant next to freeport, amazing tune... His funeral was on my road, big day for Braintree, such a sad loss.
A timeless classic. Liam Howlett is a genius
He's a prodigy
This tune will never die
The tune is already dead
I remember that I saw this video on MTV when it was released and I thought what the hell is this 😀. But it etched into my brain and soon I listened to The Prodigy almost every day and I still do. I can´t come up with a band or artist that has affected my life more than this band, it´s pure magic.
I only remember it hearing it for the first time on the radio in the nineties, being a 9 yo kid or so. Had no idea what was going to happen with the start and instantly hit that record button on the cassetterecorder. And I would not be disappointed... This was just totally different than all the other stuff they used to play (and pity to say, I think that regular radiostations today all play the same shite and hardly ever dare to go out of the regular playlist)
here we have a proud nazi ostrich
Return to the 90's😂❤
Pioneers of real good Electronic underground music.
R.I.P. Keith
Ostriches at 0:13 0:55 0:58 1:22 1:58 2:14 3:10 3:16
You're welcome
ahh thank you
+kahnnnnn thank you
+Ryvuhl Thought they were Emu's lol
Thank you so much!
00.13
This sounded the absolute nuts when I first heard it 1992 aged 18 and that video genuinely looked alot of fun. Just 4 geezers having a laugh and not really taking themselves too seriously. They probably would never have even dreamed that they'd still be popular and massive worldwide several albums and nearly 30 years later after their first stage appearance at Labyrinth in 1991. I saw the making of this in Electronic Punks and it's on you tube. Keith completely decked out in silly but not too serious rave clobber,yellow marigolds and dust mask complete with tub of Vicks attached to it.....pulls a funny gurning face and goes 'Ohh I think I'm coming up again! These ones creep up on ya!!!' Lol I was 18 when this came out in the amazing year that was 1992.....I turn 45 this coming Saturday. This track still sounds the nuts now some 27 years later. I sincerely hope Keith along with his brain has reached that other dimension and finding that other race up there in outta space. He along with the other lads were 'one of us'.....A raver,a punk and a warrior all rolled into one and he never forgot or was afraid to acknowledge his roots and forget about those who put him and the others where they are today and didn't allow the fortune or fame to go to their heads and all have remained humble and down to earth. You are already missed. RIEP KEITH FLINT
@Big Street Reppin Original 90's Raver right here mate. Fantastic times.....great memories......could a 3rd Summer of Love ever happen again??? I doubt it. Would be nice though.
Beautiful words. Thank you for writing them, it makes me cry again, but I'm truly grateful.
@@Tambourina8 To sum it all up and what raving means to many of us and what The Prodigy ment to us. I must mention that I attended our Keefs farewell and final journey recently. From the moment we all met up at Liverpool Street station and stepped on to that Braintree bound train on what was the most gorgeous sunny, bright and pleasantly warm day. (I called it Keefs Love Train because end to end every carriage was filled with friendly bubbly ravers and warriors all in Prodigy garms and the odd large ant flags)
Was the start of many group selfies,hugs,jokes,laughter and 'strangers that were just friends we hadn't met yet'.
Raving and being a raver far extends much further and deeper than getting battered constantly and consuming a shit load of recreational drugs....or more so in modern times desparately searching for that gram of sniff as if you're life really depends on it....(but they do help especially a double drop of Ecstacy or a gram of Mandy!!!)
.....not to mention getting blindly drunk and pissed up constantly. What a f*cking waste. It goes way way way beyond that in my heart and in my eyes. Raving for me since the 90's raised my consciousness regarding society,humanity and what ugliness and crap goes on in and around it. It made me see how politics so often divides us and how corrupt and greedy the elite and politicians are and how very good they are at pulling the wool over our eyes and get us fighting amongst ourselves. Since that day especially on the glorious sunny days like today I've been thinking 'I really wanna be back there in Braintree' dancing with that amount of mixed and varied people,young,old,original ravers and younger ravers,goths,punks,a few old locals and kids. Even toddlers on shoulders,black,white and every other skin tone inbetween.....I will never forget the lovely sight of a 2 year on her dads shoulders probably not even able to use a knife and fork properly yet.....perfectly doing the 'Big Fish Little Fish Cardboard Box' absolutely having the time of her life bless her.
I uttered the words quietly to many on that day both before and after Keith's funeral.....words like 'mini revolution' and 'Third Summer of love' not to mention expressing to many including the Essex police who were also enjoying the banter and atmosphere how sick and tired we're all becoming with all the bullshit politics/Brex-shit and division and confusion sweeping across the UK right now. Even they are unsure of their jobs right now. (It was Essex Police incidently who helped the UK's very first 'legal' licensed all night party....RAINDANCE happen back in 1990 under a huge tent in a field (Jenkins Lane) near Barking which then kick started your Labyrinths,Fantazia's,Obsessions,
Dreamscapes,Helter Skelters and World Dances etc......and provided The Prodigy with their very first gigs and the creation of the very first 'What Evil Lurks' EP and Prodigy Experience album.
Even in the best and most friendliest of modern day old skool raves and events nowadays the far majority of them fail to really hit the spot,touch me,give me goosebumps or give me that true universal empowering feeling I once felt back in the 90's and as that that I felt on that very special but filled with mixed emotions day.
I can't describe in words what going to Braintree felt like and all the new friends and connections that I've made since be it in Braintree itself or the many Prodigy groups I've been made a member of on Facebook over the last few weeks. Keith's legacy,energy,love and ability to unite everyone still LIVES ON AND LONG MAY IT CONTINUE......
Other events and possibly a tribute festival in Keith's name are in the planning or ideas are being put forward probably as I type this........ I was down on a days pay the other week but to get that empowering,joyous,truely universal feeling once again was well worth the 80 something quid I lost out on that day. I only just last week confessed to my boss exactly whose funeral I'd gone to. He asked me how the funeral had gone and as far as he was aware it was 'an old close mate'. I kinda gave the game away when I said it had taken place in Braintree and that afterwards it had descended pretty much into a massive outdoor rave with thousands were dancing across the entire town be it in and outside the local pubs or where temporary gigantic rigs has been set up. He raised his eye brows but then smiled.....He goes 'I thought he was an old friend or mate of yours!' I said 'He WAS an old friend and mate of mine....KEEF was ALOT of people's friend and mate.......WE WAS EVERYONE'S FRIEND OR MATE IN THOSE RAVES ;)
@Big Street Reppin It's the right 'conditions' though innit I reckon. Maybe even more up in the air as far as 'politricks',division and civil unrrest are concerned right now. France is a fine example. You can feel it in the air. I personally have felt like 'piggy in the middle' in the work place,on Facebook etc. I'm pulled from left to right and right to left. That's what it's felt like. We know deep down we're all get the wool pulled over our eyes and tricked by Divide and Conquer bullshit. There's a cartoon meme I found on Facebook recently that sums it all up perfectly. Theres a sheep(I guess it depicts society and people) being lined up for the slaughter house with signs saying 'left' and 'right'. Do you go down the left walk way or the right walk way??? You can't clearly see where both walkways lead to......but BOTH actually lead to the same fate and lead straight to being slaughtered.......
RELICS92 He WAS a lot of people’s friend and mate, indeed. It all hit me really hard, as if I lost a brother, and in a way I did. You guys did amazing in Braintree! I couldn’t go and still gutted about it, but I was there with you all in spirit, and I’m so grateful that the band and all the people made more of a celebration of his extraordinary life and less of a farewell, because I’m still reluctant to say goodbye and to admit it. We had a vivid and emotional rave in Moscow recently celebrating Keef’s life where the DJs and musicians who had performed as a support at The Prodigy’s Russian shows at different times had been playing the band’s albums all night and it was one of the best and kindest atmosphere I’ve ever experienced. I completely agree with you that even now Keef continues to bring people together and lives on through it. I really, really, really hope that that idea about organizing a festival will be brought to life. The Prodigy family is an amazing and tight one, we should stick together no matter what. Keef would’ve love it for sure.
Just introduced this song to my kids... (i'm 42)
Keith Rest in Peace...
Love from Bulgaria...
We love you and will remember you 🙏
Hey Дениз, защо на майтап не ми пишеш???? Ей, така за да предизвикаш космоса :)
Страхотно е ,че има коментари и от български граждани.
*Budget of the video*: 4 poppers (mostly for Keith), old paint suit, baseball hat, glasses, gloves, old car, XL t shirts, cheap effects, and video with ostriches
*Video legacy*: Priceless
well said....priceless....love to prodigy....
selam
Still it gets the job done... and much more entertaining to look at than any post 2000 pop, r'n'b whatever videos.. I love the early Prodigy videos for their homemade feel.. they even managed to keep some of it after their breakthrough.. just look at Smack My Bitch Up..
dont forget the dancers XD
90's in a nutshell xD
so 90'ties :)
The Prodigy were pioneers. Suppose it's in the name.
Of Breakbeat Hardcore genre? Nah, however they perfected it.
Yes I even heard dubstep and garage even bassline in their sound over the years from rave to the rockish sound like Depeche Mode a bit
the 90s were a real musical desert weren't they...