Prodigy- Their Law: The singles is basically a greatest hits package of all The Prodigy's best known songs that have been released over the last few years. As an occasional fan of the band, I had never bought one of their albums before and decided this was as good a time as any as I recognised ... Read review
Firestarter (Original Mix) Their Law (05 Edit) Breathe (Original Mix) Out Of Space ... more
(Original Mix) Smack My Bitch Up (Original Mix) Poison (95 EQ) Girls (Original Mix) Voodoo People (05 Edit) Charly (Alley Cat Remix) No Good (Start The Dance) (...
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This DVD features the highly acclaimed videos from 1990 right through to 2005 in addition ... more
to a blistering live concert filmed at Brixton Academy in 1997. The Videos: 1. Firestarter 2. Poison 3. No Good (Start The Dance) 4. Breathe 5. Out Of Space 6. Smack My Bitch Up 7. Charly 8. Spitfire 9. Voodoo People 10. Girls 11. Everybody In The Place 12. Baby's Got A Temper 13. Wind It Up (Video) 14. One Love (Video) Live: Brixton Academy 1997: 1. Smack My Bitch Up 2. Voodoo People 3. Voodoo Beats 4. Their Law 5. Funky Shit 6. Breathe 7. Serial Thrilla 8. Mindfields 9. Fuel My Fire 10. Firestarter
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Advantages: some classic tracks Disadvantages: and some poor ones
Prodigy- Their Law: The singles is basically a greatest hits package of all The Prodigy's best known songs that have been released over the last few years. As an occasional fan of the band, I had never bought one of their albums before and decided this was as good a time as any as I recognised the majority of the songs. I went the whole hog and bought the special edition which includes a bonus C.D of remixed tracks and live material also but, to ... ...begins with perhaps one of their most controversial singles that they have become best known for; Firestarter. As soon as those heavy beats begin pumping, most people will instantly recognise what is coming and with Keith's brash and violent vocals, the track is a true Prodigy classic!! It's not overly complicated, it is exactly what it says it is and this is one of the finest examples you can get of what The Prodigy are truly about. Subversion, ... more
Prodigy- Their Law: The singles is basically a greatest hits package of all The Prodigy's best known songs that have been released over the last few years. As an occasional fan of the band, I had never bought one of their albums before and decided this was as good a time as any as I recognised the majority of the songs. I went the whole hog and bought the special edition which includes a bonus C.D of remixed tracks and live material also but, to be honest, I didn't think the second C.D was up to much as can sometimes be the case.
The album begins with perhaps one of their most controversial singles that they have become best known for; Firestarter. As soon as those heavy beats begin pumping, most people will instantly recognise what is coming and with Keith's brash and violent vocals, the track is a true Prodigy classic!! It's not overly complicated, it is exactly what it says it is and this is one of the finest examples you can get of what The Prodigy are truly about. Subversion, anarchy and proper violent block-rocking beats...this is followed by the title track of the album, Their Law, which is just as definitive but more techno/dance inspired coming as it does from a much different era of the band's success.
Track 3 is Breathe; another song featuring the scary vocals of lead singer, Keith. Once again, this is a Prodigy track everyone knows and loves and something you can really mosh too- though I don't recommend you do this whilst listening to the album in the car as you can get funny looks at traffic lights. This, for me, along with the equally awesome Smack My Bitch Up, which is track 5 on the album, sums up everything that is good about The Prodigy. They like to throw their music right in your face, right out there, and, if you don't like what they are saying, you get the impression that they really couldn't give a frack what you think. Maybe it's all an act but every time any of their critics begins to think they can fit The Prodigy into one particular pigeon-hole genre, they seem to come out with something completely different and even more subversive and tracks 1,3 and 5 are about as punk as you can get without actually being punk. This is the most aggressive dance music you are probably ever going to hear...
Track 4 is the freaky number, Out Of Space- another song everyone has heard of and another firm favourite of mine. Taking an obscure sample and totally remixing it for another generation, The Prodigy have come up with something stirring whilst at the same time unique. Though in style nothing like anything that featured on the later Fat Of The Land album, this again is a good indication of everything that the band is about, and ultimately you get the real sense that, at their heart, The Prodigy really just like having fun and messing with your brain!
After the highly controversial Smack My Bitch Up, which I have already mentioned and which is perhaps one of their most notorious tracks along with Firestarter, the album becomes much more dance/trance orientated. Some of it to be fair is not to my taste but stand-out tracks from here on out include for me Charley, taking a sample from that old public safety commercial that only adults of a certain age will be able to remember (ahem...*cough*); No Good (Start The Dance) and Everybody In The Place. All as aggressive as they are pumping and guaranteed to get hard-core ravers jumping to their feet and bouncing around each and every time!!!
For me, the tracks that I have mentioned are the highlights, everything else on the album is just....okay. The Prodigy are one of those bands who, like I have mentioned, like to mix styles and keep their biggest critics on their toes. This, in my opinion, doesn't always work and though there will no doubt be some, if not many, who think this whole album is ace- for myself, it often just feels a bit like a car crash. Truly exhilarating and a real buzz for a while before ending in a mess of torn and broken limbs and all just going a bit Pete Tong. I almost wish I hadn't gone out and bought the album and, instead, just downloaded the tracks I wanted off Itunes. But for some reason, my anticipation of this album was greater than the actual results and once I'd heard the familiar tracks I clubbed to in my heady, happy hardcore youth, what was left really didn't inspire me at all. For an album that starts off so well. For me it just kind of disintegrates towards the climax just when it should be reaching its peak.
The album is available fairly cheap on Ebay or Amazon and is about a year or so old now. Normally I would recommend buying a greatest hits package if you had not bought any albums by a band you liked before, but this is just as equally bad in parts as it is awe-inspiring in others. My advice- do what I didn't do and just find the album online and download the tracks you like the best rather than the whole thing. Because frankly this is just a bit too much for me like a mixed bag of sweets with only a few of your favourites left in there for you......I would give this three stars and only because I soooo love tracks like Breathe and No Good!!! As a whole, the album feels as though it could've been a bit better unforunately.
Summary: Download the tracks you like best rather than buying the whole album- you might find this better!
sparkymarky1973 09.12.2008 (09.12.2008)
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Review of Their Law (The Singles 1990-2005) - Prodigy (The)
Advantages: All of the Prodigys' best songs on one disc. Disadvantages: Not enough songs on the disc
...The Prodigy return with their singles album to celebrate 15 years of heavy dance music with 15 of their best songs.
The Prodigy have been a major name in the UK dance scene for many years. Out of the years that they have been together some of their most famous songs are "Firestarter", "Smack My Bitch Up", "Breathe", and "Voodoo People". These are all on this album.
With "Firestarter" as the opening track on the album, you are sure to be up and ... ...AND TURN IT UP !!!
Tracklisting:
1. Firestarter
2. Their Law
3. Breathe
4. Out of Space
5. Smack My Bitch Up
6. Poison
7. Girls
8. Voodoo People
9. Charly
10. No Good
11. Spitfire
12. Jericho
13. Everybody in the place
14. One Love
15. Hot Ride ...
ngjvilla 17.10.2005
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Advantages: Great music spanning 15 years Disadvantages: None!
Have had this cd a few months now and it's played non stop in the car! Some real "old school" stuff from Charly and Out of Space to the newer stuff like Breath and Hot Ride. The listing is...
1.Firestarter
2.Their Law
3.Breathe
4.Out Of Space
5.Smack My Bitch Up
6.Poison
7.Girls
8.Voodoo People
9.Charly
10.No Good (Start The Dance)
11.Spitfire
12.Jericho
13.Everybody In The Place
14.One Love
15.Hot Ride
This is Brit music at it's ... ...old Ibiza type stuff then this is for you. It's punchy, it's mind blowing and the Prodigy do it best! They must be good - they're head lining at the Isle of Wight festival this year and for a band that's been around for over 15 years that aint bad going! ...
Kazzzz69 31.01.2006
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Advantages: Great mix of The Prodigy's greatest hits. Disadvantages: Shame they didnt put more tracks on it.
...early 1990s and in 1991 their demo was released by XL Recordings. They have released five albums, including the demo "What Evil Lurks" in 1991, which was followed by "The Prodigy Experience" in 1992 (reached number 12 in the UK charts), "Music for the Jilted Generation" in 1994 (reached number 1 in the UK charts), "The Fat of the Land" in 1994 (reached number 1 in both the UK and the US charts) and finally "Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned" in ... ...listing:
1. Firestarter
2. Their Law
3. Breathe
4. Out of Space
5. Smack My Bitch Up
6. Poison
7. Girls
8. Voodoo people
9. Charly
10. No Good
11. Spitfire
12. Jericho
13. Everybody In the Place
14. One Love
15. Hot Ride
This is a great album for Prodigy fans who either don't have many Prodigy albums, or those who don't want to have to keep changing Cds to get to the track they want because most of the Prodigy classics are on this ...
kh777 25.07.2006 (26.07.2006)
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Advantages: A great collection of the best of the prodigy through the past 15 years Disadvantages: Second disc is not as good - but still a good listen
...is the best collection of their work from their early rave influenced prodigy experience to the more modern hard dance. The Prodigy have constantly evolved their music to stay ahead of the times yet stayed true to themselves. Because of the changes in their style the prodigy have stayed at the top of their game and have remained innovative within their field.
This collection pulls the most notable tracks from all their previous albums. You are taken ... ...the prodigy became better known their style changed and they presented a far more aggressive approach with such songs as "Firestarter", "Breathe" and "Smack my bitch up". Then to bring things back up to date there is a mix from their most recent outing which is probably more a reflection of Liam Howletts genius as opposed to a full on prodgy group production. With "Girls" and "Spitfire" adding to the whole 15 years of work.
This album is a collection ...
the-mole 16.01.2006 (18.01.2006)
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Advantages: Some truly classic hard-core dance anthems and some truly controversial lyrics Disadvantages: Towards the end of the album, begins to lose focus
Prodigy- TheirLaw: The singles is basically a greatest hits package of all The Prodigy's best known songs that have been released over the last few years. As an occasional fan of the band, I had never bought one of their albums before and decided this was as good a time as any as I recognised the majority of the songs. I went the whole hog and bought the special edition which includes a bonus C.D of remixed tracks and live material also but, to be honest, I didn't think the second C.D was up to much as can sometimes be the case.
The album begins with perhaps one of their most controversial singles that they have become best known for; Firestarter. As soon as those heavy beats begin pumping, most people will instantly recognise what is coming and with Keith's brash and violent vocals, the track is a true Prodigy classic!! It's not ...
Advantages: upbeat, thrilling, good old dance music, weird Disadvantages: only if its not your sound, can be weird
’s no CD swapping.
The list of songs goes as: -
1.Firestarter
2.TheirLaw
3.Breathe
4.Out Of Space
5.Smack My Bitch Up
6.Poison
7.Girls
8.Voodoo People
9.Charly
10.No Good (Start The Dance)
11.Spitfire
12.Jericho
13.Everybody In The Place
14.One Love
15.Hot Ride
I have marked the best in bold the others are not bad songs but this is a personal view.
It’s a pity the didn’t put some of the better
I have all the albums and single but I still bought this to stick in my car for the boom boom moment when it arises.
I guess to rate this you must be a prodigy lover or at least intrigued to hear the older stuff next to the new.
I highly recommend this but it is a required taste, but a taste in music I think the new generation should sample and maybe some of the older that tap to the beat like my mum ...
Advantages: Consistent quality, great up loud in the car. Disadvantages: May cause speeding when driving!
This album is undoubtably the best selection of Prodigy available.
The album comes in an attractive casing along with a booklet containing typical 'prodigy' style images, both CDs are printed with newspaper headlines about the artists - very attractive.
I have been a Prodigy fan for a long time and this CD has proved, once again, that it is for good reason. Great, thumping tunes which uplift and cause unstoppable head nodding!
This CD is specifically what I'd call 'driving music' - it's great in the car although is liable to push you over speed limits with its pumping bass line and familiar melodies.
CD 1 (pink):
- FIRESTARTER - THEIRLAW - BREATHE - OUT OF SPACE - SMACK MY B**** UP - POISON - GIRLS - VOODOO PEOPLE - CHARLY - NO GOOD - SPITFIRE - JERICHO - EVERYBODY IN THE PLACE - ONE LOVE - HOT RICE -
CD 2 (yellow ...
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Product details
Title
Their Law (The Singles 1990-2005)
Performer
Prodigy (The)
Genre
Electronic
Sub Genre
UK Techno
Release Date
17/10/2005
Original Release Year
2006
Label / Distributor
XL / PIAS UK/Sony DADC
Engineer
Neil McLellan
Producer
Liam Howlett
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
634904019020
Additional notes
Album Notes
The Prodigy was the highest profile electronic dance act of the 1990s, balancing the heavy breakbeat sound of hardcore rave music with a flashy image and memorable hooks. Although they crafted excellent studio albums, the Prodigy were primarily a singles act, racking up a long string of charting hits, a feat unparalleled by any electronica act. THEIR LAW: THE SINGLES 1990-2005 collects those sides and acts as a definitive overview of the outfit's merits. The 2-disc set kicks off with the smash hit "Firestarter" (which will conjure images of frontman Keith Flint's spike-haired, leering head for anyone who has seen the video), and continues with several cuts from 1997's THE FAT OF THE LAND. Selections from the group's excellent 1992 full-length debut, EXPERIENCE, and 1996's MUSIC FOR THE JILTED GENERATION, arguably the group's masterpiece, will please long-time fans. Thanks to group mastermind and producer Liam Howlett, the Prodigy's mix of drum 'n' bass assault, frantic sampling, and infectious chants was among the most distinctive and vital on the scene, and this set--beautifully packaged with a full-color booklet--represents their best.
Album Reviews
Rolling Stone (p.72) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[F]our 1997 concert cuts and a new mix of 'Voodoo People' rock triumphantly hard."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Firestarter
2.
Their Law
3.
Breathe
4.
Out Of Space
5.
Smack My Bitch Up
6.
Poison
7.
Girls
8.
Voodoo People
9.
Charly
10.
No Good (Start The Dance)
11.
Spitfire
12.
Jericho
13.
Everybody In The Place
14.
One Love
15.
Hotride
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