Ahem, I have done a research and I found the video at the Dutch Prodigy fan site and it most certainly is the official one. The description fits; that of the car, the bonfire and that of Liam burning the pages of a magazine. And it is indeed obviously a low-budget attempt.
...also, for the record, almost all of the early (i.e. Experience & Jilted Generation) singles were actually remixes and not the same tracks as their album counterparts! i.e. Charly (Alleycat Remix), Everybody In The Place (Fairground Remix), etc...
still not as good as the original album version but a good song anyway. i have great memories of being 13 and jumping round like a loon to the album. "when i was youth i used to bun thai weed in rizla....fire!
yes it does... this is the original as heard on the album 'The Experience'... the version you'll be mistaking it for was an EP remix called the 'Sunrise Version' which was released alongside Jericho in 1992
Liam Howlett (better known as The Prodigy's music man) personally thought this vid was pure shit. By today's standards, the CGI is shit, but come on! This was 1992... high energy vid for a high energy song! You can't go wrong.
I remember that the Prodigy thought this video was so bad that they prohibited it from airplay. It was also the only video not to feature on the "Electronic Punks" VHS release. Not hard to see why, if you ask me.
This Band is One of the best i've ever heard. I love their concerts because all the freaks love to dance and listen to the music. I like the dancing style of Prodigy in their early years. The Dance Mother of Jumpstyle. Yeah baby!
Yeah when I saw him and Keith dancing together.They're great tag team dancing IMO.Unfortunately after Experience album they're separate dancing on each track. His dancing is very suitable on Rave style.But when the band changed their music style.His dancing is forcibly decrease a little about excitement. Compare his "Experience" years dancing and "Voodoo People" dancing.You'll see a difference. Is he still dancin on this time. Sorry if my grammar wasn't good.
have you ever noticed that with the early prodigy material, the single releases are always different from the album versions. Take this for example, then there's Charly and Everybody in the Place.
This song is FREAKIN' awesome. The fact that is come from a YOUNG ONES sample is more to the point that it is more testimonial to the era that it was released! PRODIGY (and the Young Ones) forever!
Yes it definitely IS mixmag. The prodigy were quite badly slagged off in the August 1992 issue, over the rise of the cash-in 'kiddie rave' scene. So started a feud between mixmag and the prodigy.
He mad a great job on some vids on the Jilted generation album to... Like ''no good'' and ''poison''.... He influenced a lot on the tipe of music that The prodigy was doin at the time..
Can you believe that this was almost 18 years ago? Just imagine that very few had the internet at the beginning of the 90s. And there they are , with this rave mayhem.
Well, Bieber is not popular in my country but almost every video I see has some comment about him. So, I checked who he is. Now I hate you Bieber anti-fans because I'm pretty sure I lost 10% of my hearing when I found his music :/. As for The Prodigy I used to switch source in my TV to AV and take out the tape from VCR so I could make it twice as laud as it was :P. You think it's hard? Try living in the days of analog technology.
oh i appreciate what u say - im very much he same, i went to a heavy metal festival a few weeks ago and i love drum & bass - music is all about mood and feeling the comment i left earlier was very narrow minded and biased BUT the person i replied to also made a very narrow minded comment and i felt it was the only appropriate to respond to him on the same wave length dont take it to heart - i was just throwing some abuse at a wanker
You're talking about "Experience". And if you can read, you should be able to read FULL titles from back cover of record. On "Experience" is a remix of this song called "Fire Sunrise remix" (or sth). This one on the video, is original single version. And as a matter of fact, you should know, that most of tracks on the "Experience" are remixes - there are only two, maybe three songs released in original version.
Legend has it that he was desperate for money and agreed to be on the cover of Mixmag with that headline. It was a picture of himself putting a gun to his head.
@Kjartan001 you cant understand it cause you re comparing 2 different things.this song released in 1992, thats 18 years ago(no you tube back then unfortunately :P). im pretty sure in 2028 noone will know this justin beaver kid but everyone will be still listening to prodigy and their songs..thumbs up if you agree
The Prodigy were great pioneers of rave and hardcore techno style in the early 90's. The drum and bass style of the experience and the more rough style of the jilted generation were basicly the only techno I could ever stand, except for the chemical brothers. I actuallt prefer their erlyer works. Fat of the land was great as well, but the newest albums were not as great.
prodigy are still awesome thisdays but they are kinda week i preefer their old stuff but i dont like the fact that they had a lot of singles and they are hard to find (well at least in my country) and i have a question; Did the members of the prodigy did drugs?
Love, love, love this song. Still think that this is one of their best. They don't make songs like they used to. But I still love them, because they are one in a kind. There is no other band that would make such incredible and powerful music.
at the end of the video you can see Liam burning a magazine on the fire. it's the issue of Mixmag where they made him out to have killed rave music. He always hated that and it spurred him on to be more powerful. this video has meaning. listen up!
Luckily I have around 1000 CDs and Vinyls to raid from the 60s onwards :D And I wouldn't right my generation of music off too quickly - if you dig deep enough theres some good stuff managing to survive between the R&B shite and mass produced bands.
I'm 46 with a whole headful of excellent memories from back in the day...You are spot on about the sorry state of music these days. It's either Girl/Boy bands or worse still,the likes of Lady GaGa or Lily Allen...not much to look forward to really...
45... and if you are around the same age - I envy your generation - you got all the cool bands, Micheal jackson when he was belting out GOOD pop. Now all that we have is shit indie bands that sound like the same and the few Metal bands we have are dying out
Hey,how old is your dad? He's probably MY age...We knew how to party back in the day,you know! It was a mad Rave every weekend with LOTS and LOTS of chemical substances...HA! We did it much BETTER than you kids! HAHAHAHA! p.s. Give my best to your dad...;-)
Only if you don't look past the early 90s synths. Otherwise, it's quite a dark and trippy record, especially played impossibly loud in a rave at 4am in the morning when everyone is off their heads. You wouldn't want it much darker!
lol what band is that if it is made by a band not some crap someone made up... but i think its horrible i mean "I am the god of hellfire" i really liked the video and the music fit perfectly with it but its only like 10 words :S stupid song!
@grahamhg nah. perfect example is the "strictly underground" 'illegal rave' compilations. the first two you hear the hardcore techno sound, then by 93' on the third one it's nothing but breakbeat hardcore.
"I am the god of hellfire an I bring you ... " original voice of Arthur Brown from "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown" album released in 1968. The guys from The Prodigy probably like the song too ! I like both songs
I think I might have a second copy of that somewhere (my dad is a Prodigy fan which I didn't figure out until I bought their entire stuff :P) - If i can dig it up I'll give you a message and send it off freebie.
Had this whole album on a cassette tape, played it a million times in my car, then a friend borrowed it and never gave it back, I think we were the only 2 people at my high school that knew who they were...wow..
check out Prodigy Firestarter its alot better song not same band but still a good song dont listnen to the other guys im not saying this song isnt bad im just saying if u wanna hear a better song check out firestarter
For a 15 year old video its not "terrible", more or less hilarious. I love that wierd looking "i am the god of fire, and i bring you" face thingy, thats just funny as hell. Definately gonna watch that on acid trip one day.
Wikipedia says this video was directed by Def Jam co founder and brother of Reverend Run, Russel Simmons, I know Prodigy were influenced very much by hip hop but this seems unlikely, anyone got any info?
@germs95 wtf this music is too hardcore for your sissy classmates, ignore em or really attack one of them saying FIRE!! damn looking back id love to 'ave fucking hurt em more than I did...lol
actually they did. the first western computer was made in the 19th century. The first device that calculated numbers higher than easily available for a human to do was created in ancient Egypt.
You have to think of that this clip was made in the 1990's. That was the best video technic they had. But you're right, it's really strange when you see this today, but the song is still great.
cack video, but, the song more than makes up for that :D 3rd favourite 'the prodigy' song, prefer No Good (Start The Dance) and Your Love, I'd say this is on a par with Out Of Space Amazing
Yah it's retro, but one of the first Prodigy tunes I ever heard. I musta been about 15 or so, and I was totally hooked. My Mum wanted to kill me. It's all she heard for a very long while.
they did well out of it.. but there was a shed load more producers just as inventive, who did some scortching tracks.. 2 examples, try listening to some manix or acen for a start.loads more i could mention
i must have danced to this tune in clubs tenths of times in the 90's... no wonder i'm doing the same now in front of my pc! todays dance music sucks compared to this ....FIIIRE!!!!! ;)
This is the original one, the version on the album is the remix. Al ot of the tracks on Experience were remixes of originals, (wind it up, your love, charly, everybody in the place, fire)
"when i was a youth I used to burn the Cali weed in a rizla, in a rizla, in a rizla" .... Cali weed = marijuana rizla = rolling paper lol i love the prodigy! they smoke weed! lol
he said he first heard this played by a dj called stu allen on a radio station called key 103 - hardcore hour...and it still sounds as good as it ever did.....its not hard really
I really wish they would go back to writing songs in this style. Obviously not using the same sounds, but their songs today sound very generic. Prodigy's older stuff is so unique
they are _both_ awesomes and very different songs. the sunriseversion because of its nice house-style-piano and the "uuhuh" sample, of course. this one because of its hardstyle.
any1 know the ragga sample in this tune? when it says "when i was a yout i used to........" from 1:26? any help wud b gr8, cheers. but yea, amazin tune tho, really takes me back
i am the god of hellfire............................ and i bring youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
THis is the original, the one on The Prodigy Experience is the Sunrise Version. I miss this version. I had it on tape somewhere... like I'm going to use tapes again... XD OLD SKOOL!
i heard this after hearing the experience and went crazy as soon as I heard this....so freaking good/deep, and that first tone that plays is tight I like better than sunrise
Prodigy made a major tribute to the music scene, but i see them not only as a kind of music but also like a movement, a state of mind if you wanna call it lyk dat. Peace!
Prodigy isn't metal, metal started about 40 years ago, and it's still alive and found populair. Punk is a genre that has died off a lot, true punk is rare to find.
Ahaha. Okay, you got me there, but that's only because I was thinking of Jean-Paul Gaultier and Michel Foucault, and those dodgy French names are all very confusing.
If you knew anything about electronic music you'd know it owes massively to Kraftwerk, Jean-Paul Jarre, Krautrock, and the original pioneers such as Stockhausen, etc.
Just fucking brilliant...! Next to Venetian Snares, Autechre, Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, etc... some guys that really brought electronic music to a higher level...!
Dude, we know it's old. No shit. The graphics suck, thats a fact. Are we somehow baliming them for the technology at the time? Does that make progidy any less good? No.
yeah thats what I love about oldskool happy hardcore - it's funny lighthearted and cheesy uplifting tunes, not this badboy style new skool stuff these days. OLDSKOOL4EVA
maybe when they were youths lol theyre far from it now i know liam and keith are at least into thier 40s but they dont seem to know it whats cool about them!
WATCH it still burns it's still fuckin hot TODAY. They ave never left there still releasing GR8T sounds - KEEP it up LIAM,MAXIM,KEITH.2008 and still kickin
Yeah but their new output is nothing like this though. Not a big fan of their new sounds to be honest. I prefer more old skool rave type tunes they used to make.
This is from their album The Experience from the early 90's. Of course the album version is different than this. I Believe the one on the album is the Sunrise mix.
変なオッチャン言うた「よっしゃもう一回飯島にしよう」「ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう」変なオッチャン言うた「よっしゃもう一回飯島にしよう」「ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう」変なオッチャン言うた「よっしゃもう一回飯島にしよう」「ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう」変なオッチャン言うた「よっしゃもう一回飯島にしよう」「ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう」変なオッチャン言うた「よっしゃもう一回飯島にしよう」「ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう」
Couldn't agree with you more my friend, could not agree more.
変なおっちゃん言うた「よっしゃもう一回飯島にしよう」「ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう、ほかにしよう」wwwwwww
変なオッチャン言うた ヨシャ、もう1回飯島にしよう ほかにしよう ほかにしよう
Where to buy this song including video?
FAYAAH
Prodigy are the best!!!!!!!!I love their music and this track is excelent
I love this version. Much more trippy and dark than the album version.
90年代初期のCGほんとすごい
this music is just amazing.... i love him!!!!
Ahem, I have done a research and I found the video at the Dutch Prodigy fan site and it most certainly is the official one. The description fits; that of the car, the bonfire and that of Liam burning the pages of a magazine. And it is indeed obviously a low-budget attempt.
to answer some question in the commentsabout where the original is from; The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire (60s-70s. I forget)
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...also, for the record, almost all of the early (i.e. Experience & Jilted Generation) singles were actually remixes and not the same tracks as their album counterparts! i.e. Charly (Alleycat Remix), Everybody In The Place (Fairground Remix), etc...
still not as good as the original album version but a good song anyway. i have great memories of being 13 and jumping round like a loon to the album.
"when i was youth i used to bun thai weed in rizla....fire!
yes it does... this is the original as heard on the album 'The Experience'... the version you'll be mistaking it for was an EP remix called the 'Sunrise Version' which was released alongside Jericho in 1992
Liam Howlett (better known as The Prodigy's music man) personally thought this vid was pure shit. By today's standards, the CGI is shit, but come on! This was 1992... high energy vid for a high energy song! You can't go wrong.
I remember that the Prodigy thought this video was so bad that they prohibited it from airplay. It was also the only video not to feature on the "Electronic Punks" VHS release. Not hard to see why, if you ask me.
Prodigy rules their new songs 2 but you're right something just feels different inside when i hear their old songs:P maybe its nostalgia iunno.
I couldent have said it any better. songs like out of space, no good start the dance add voodoo people will live in the memory for years
wow... bad... also, am I alone in thinking that the 'God of Hellfire' looks like Lion-O from Thundercats?!? lol
This Band is One of the best i've ever heard. I love their concerts because all the freaks love to dance and listen to the music. I like the dancing style of Prodigy in their early years. The Dance Mother of Jumpstyle. Yeah baby!
an old prodigy clip xD preety cheep eh ? well not the clip counts.. but the music
(Thank goodness.) Can you tell me what it looks like, so I know what to look for?
I'd love to see Prodigy perform this again, they tend to now mix their old tracks in with some new sounds... but this still sounds fresh to this day.
Yeah when I saw him and Keith dancing together.They're great tag team dancing IMO.Unfortunately after Experience album they're separate dancing on each track.
His dancing is very suitable on Rave style.But when the band changed their music style.His dancing is forcibly decrease a little about excitement. Compare his "Experience" years dancing and "Voodoo People" dancing.You'll see a difference.
Is he still dancin on this time. Sorry if my grammar wasn't good.
When I was a youth I used to burn cali weed in a Rizla a Rizla a Rizla a Rizla♫
Man, I love this song so much. I haven't seen this video in over ten years; it brings back a lot of memories. THANKS FOR POSTING
lol at the 'amazing'computer graphics.
have you ever noticed that with the early prodigy material, the single releases are always different from the album versions. Take this for example, then there's Charly and Everybody in the Place.
This song is FREAKIN' awesome. The fact that is come from a YOUNG ONES sample is more to the point that it is more testimonial to the era that it was released! PRODIGY (and the Young Ones) forever!
Yes it definitely IS mixmag. The prodigy were quite badly slagged off in the August 1992 issue, over the rise of the cash-in 'kiddie rave' scene. So started a feud between mixmag and the prodigy.
This was when the prodigy were at the best.. don't like there later stuff
He mad a great job on some vids on the Jilted generation album to... Like ''no good'' and ''poison''.... He influenced a lot on the tipe of music that The prodigy was doin at the time..
Can you believe that this was almost 18 years ago? Just imagine that very few had the internet at the beginning of the 90s. And there they are , with this rave mayhem.
Well, Bieber is not popular in my country but almost every video I see has some comment about him. So, I checked who he is. Now I hate you Bieber anti-fans because I'm pretty sure I lost 10% of my hearing when I found his music :/. As for The Prodigy I used to switch source in my TV to AV and take out the tape from VCR so I could make it twice as laud as it was :P. You think it's hard? Try living in the days of analog technology.
oh i appreciate what u say - im very much he same, i went to a heavy metal festival a few weeks ago and i love drum & bass - music is all about mood and feeling
the comment i left earlier was very narrow minded and biased BUT the person i replied to also made a very narrow minded comment and i felt it was the only appropriate to respond to him on the same wave length
dont take it to heart - i was just throwing some abuse at a wanker
You're talking about "Experience". And if you can read, you should be able to read FULL titles from back cover of record. On "Experience" is a remix of this song called "Fire Sunrise remix" (or sth). This one on the video, is original single version. And as a matter of fact, you should know, that most of tracks on the "Experience" are remixes - there are only two, maybe three songs released in original version.
Legend has it that he was desperate for money and agreed to be on the cover of Mixmag with that headline. It was a picture of himself putting a gun to his head.
@Kjartan001 you cant understand it cause you re comparing 2 different things.this song released in 1992, thats 18 years ago(no you tube back then unfortunately :P). im pretty sure in 2028 noone will know this justin beaver kid but everyone will be still listening to prodigy and their songs..thumbs up if you agree
The Prodigy were great pioneers of rave and hardcore techno style in the early 90's. The drum and bass style of the experience and the more rough style of the jilted generation were basicly the only techno I could ever stand, except for the chemical brothers. I actuallt prefer their erlyer works. Fat of the land was great as well, but the newest albums were not as great.
prodigy are still awesome thisdays but they are kinda week i preefer their old stuff but i dont like the fact that they had a lot of singles and they are hard to find (well at least in my country)
and i have a question;
Did the members of the prodigy did drugs?
Love, love, love this song. Still think that this is one of their best. They don't make songs like they used to. But I still love them, because they are one in a kind. There is no other band that would make such incredible and powerful music.
at the end of the video you can see Liam burning a magazine on the fire. it's the issue of Mixmag where they made him out to have killed rave music. He always hated that and it spurred him on to be more powerful. this video has meaning. listen up!
Luckily I have around 1000 CDs and Vinyls to raid from the 60s onwards :D
And I wouldn't right my generation of music off too quickly - if you dig deep enough theres some good stuff managing to survive between the R&B shite and mass produced bands.
I'm 46 with a whole headful of excellent memories from back in the day...You are spot on about the sorry state of music these days.
It's either Girl/Boy bands or worse still,the likes of Lady GaGa or Lily Allen...not much to look forward to really...
45... and if you are around the same age - I envy your generation - you got all the cool bands, Micheal jackson when he was belting out GOOD pop. Now all that we have is shit indie bands that sound like the same and the few Metal bands we have are dying out
Hey,how old is your dad? He's probably MY age...We knew how to party back in the day,you know! It was a mad Rave every weekend with LOTS and LOTS of chemical substances...HA! We did it much BETTER than you kids! HAHAHAHA!
p.s. Give my best to your dad...;-)
Only if you don't look past the early 90s synths. Otherwise, it's quite a dark and trippy record, especially played impossibly loud in a rave at 4am in the morning when everyone is off their heads. You wouldn't want it much darker!
lol what band is that if it is made by a band not some crap someone made up... but i think its horrible i mean "I am the god of hellfire" i really liked the video and the music fit perfectly with it but its only like 10 words :S stupid song!
@grahamhg nah. perfect example is the "strictly underground" 'illegal rave' compilations. the first two you hear the hardcore techno sound, then by 93' on the third one it's nothing but breakbeat hardcore.
"I am the god of hellfire an I bring you ... " original voice of Arthur Brown from "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown" album released in 1968.
The guys from The Prodigy probably like the song too !
I like both songs
I think I might have a second copy of that somewhere (my dad is a Prodigy fan which I didn't figure out until I bought their entire stuff :P) - If i can dig it up I'll give you a message and send it off freebie.
Had this whole album on a cassette tape, played it a million times in my car, then a friend borrowed it and never gave it back, I think we were the only 2 people at my high school that knew who they were...wow..
check out Prodigy Firestarter its alot better song not same band but still a good song dont listnen to the other guys im not saying this song isnt bad im just saying if u wanna hear a better song check out firestarter
For a 15 year old video its not "terrible", more or less hilarious. I love that wierd looking "i am the god of fire, and i bring you" face thingy, thats just funny as hell. Definately gonna watch that on acid trip one day.
THis is the original. It's a lot more ghetto than the one in the album... It's amazing how leeroy shufles on the video at 1:15....
Wikipedia says this video was directed by Def Jam co founder and brother of Reverend Run, Russel Simmons, I know Prodigy were influenced very much by hip hop but this seems unlikely, anyone got any info?
@germs95 wtf this music is too hardcore for your sissy classmates, ignore em or really attack one of them saying FIRE!! damn looking back id love to 'ave fucking hurt em more than I did...lol
actually they did. the first western computer was made in the 19th century. The first device that calculated numbers higher than easily available for a human to do was created in ancient Egypt.
You have to think of that this clip was made in the 1990's. That was the best video technic they had. But you're right, it's really strange when you see this today, but the song is still great.
cack video, but, the song more than makes up for that :D 3rd favourite 'the prodigy' song, prefer No Good (Start The Dance) and Your Love, I'd say this is on a par with Out Of Space
Amazing
Yah it's retro, but one of the first Prodigy tunes I ever heard. I musta been about 15 or so, and I was totally hooked.
My Mum wanted to kill me. It's all she heard for a very long while.
they did well out of it.. but there was a shed load more producers just as inventive, who did some scortching tracks.. 2 examples, try listening to some manix or acen for a start.loads more i could mention
I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE, AND I BRING YOU... FIIIIIREEEEE!!!! One of my fav tunes from when I was like 9 years old :P (1999)
i must have danced to this tune in clubs tenths of times in the 90's... no wonder i'm doing the same now in front of my pc! todays dance music sucks compared to this ....FIIIRE!!!!! ;)
This is the original one, the version on the album is the remix. Al ot of the tracks on Experience were remixes of originals, (wind it up, your love, charly, everybody in the place, fire)
"when i was a youth I used to burn the Cali weed in a rizla, in a rizla, in a rizla" .... Cali weed = marijuana rizla = rolling paper lol i love the prodigy! they smoke weed! lol
he said he first heard this played by a dj called stu allen on a radio station called key 103 - hardcore hour...and it still sounds as good as it ever did.....its not hard really
I really wish they would go back to writing songs in this style. Obviously not using the same sounds, but their songs today sound very generic. Prodigy's older stuff is so unique
they are _both_ awesomes and very different songs. the sunriseversion because of its nice house-style-piano and the "uuhuh" sample, of course.
this one because of its hardstyle.
any1 know the ragga sample in this tune? when it says "when i was a yout i used to........"
from 1:26? any help wud b gr8, cheers.
but yea, amazin tune tho, really takes me back
i am the god of hellfire............................ and i bring youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
THis is the original, the one on The Prodigy Experience is the Sunrise Version. I miss this version. I had it on tape somewhere... like I'm going to use tapes again... XD
OLD SKOOL!
i heard this after hearing the experience and went crazy as soon as I heard this....so freaking good/deep, and that first tone that plays is tight
I like better than sunrise
Prodigy made a major tribute to the music scene, but i see them not only as a kind of music but also like a movement, a state of mind if you wanna call it lyk dat. Peace!
Prodigy isn't metal, metal started about 40 years ago, and it's still alive and found populair.
Punk is a genre that has died off a lot, true punk is rare to find.
Ahaha. Okay, you got me there, but that's only because I was thinking of Jean-Paul Gaultier and Michel Foucault, and those dodgy French names are all very confusing.
If you knew anything about electronic music you'd know it owes massively to Kraftwerk, Jean-Paul Jarre, Krautrock, and the original pioneers such as Stockhausen, etc.
Just fucking brilliant...!
Next to Venetian Snares, Autechre, Squarepusher, Aphex Twin, etc... some guys that really brought electronic music to a higher level...!
Dude, we know it's old. No shit. The graphics suck, thats a fact. Are we somehow baliming them for the technology at the time? Does that make progidy any less good? No.
yeah thats what I love about oldskool happy hardcore - it's funny lighthearted and cheesy uplifting tunes, not this badboy style new skool stuff these days. OLDSKOOL4EVA
maybe when they were youths lol theyre far from it now i know liam and keith are at least into thier 40s but they dont seem to know it whats cool about them!
WATCH it still burns it's still fuckin hot TODAY. They ave never left there still releasing GR8T sounds - KEEP it up LIAM,MAXIM,KEITH.2008 and still kickin
Yeah but their new output is nothing like this though. Not a big fan of their new sounds to be honest. I prefer more old skool rave type tunes they used to make.
This is from their album The Experience from the early 90's. Of course the album version is different than this. I Believe the one on the album is the Sunrise mix.
isn't the only part taken from Brown's version "I am the God of hellfire, and i bring you " ...
Fireee that comes after is from some reagge video
Fucking great tune. MUCH better than the original Sunrise version in my opinion! Just flows so well from start to finish! FIRE FIRE FIRE!!!!!
pure old skool tune
breakbeat hardcore was the shit
so glad i found out about it, not my generation but this is the shit i prefer u get me
i know, it is good but it really isn't much of singing... just repeating i am sending u out of space and i'm gonna take u to another dimension
the first sound of the prodijy is really underground...they are so mainstream now...i dont like them so much...
lol!!!! and when he falls in the valcano!!! haha its like the finish him in the pit in mortal kombat where they fall down onto the spikes
early 90s lol the technology for making music videos has come a long way wicked track but looking back the video was so cheap and nasty lol
funny old skool cgi =D
can't wait to see these next week, really hope they play some stuff of Experience, especially Weather experience
High-Tech Graphics no doubt... for its time :) I remember those times... but the song does not need an introduction nor a video, does it
this is actully the original cut not avalible on there album experience, got it on rave 92 though, cant remember what the sample is off??
i thought they had , at best , thier own style ... a few really good songs ... alot of crap ... ( personal taste ) ( this one of the best )
theyre english what can i say? ... they have the freakiest vids but the best songs. wtf is with the devil dude that looks like a dinosaur
On wikipedia it states that Def Jam's Russell Simmons directed this video and was a frequent collaborator, anyone have any more details?
Oh my goodness. That was really something. Seems really "freaky" futuristic or something. I wonder what those guys were thinking about. LOL
Yeah, I just noticed.
I was given the CD by a friend who didn't want it anymore about a year ago. I'd never really checked the names.
12 years a go i first watched this vid i was solled but now i'm like wat a cheap shit hehe.
Still There music is so original and authentic