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>L=E4hett=E4j=E4: bPlus[SMTP:herb@icenet.no]
>L=E4hetetty: 2. hein=E4kuuta 1997 12:46
>Vastaanottaja: Kovalainen Antti
>Kopio: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
>Aihe: Re: VS: Why jungle will never go mainstream!
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>Yesss! I remember the first time i heard "everybody in the place", it
>totaly blew my mind and so did most of the Experience album. Music For
>The Jilted Generation was somewhat of a disapointment tho (and ill =
admit
>that the massive airplay of it contributed to *some* of that
>disapointment). The other day i had a quick listen trough the new album
>(while searching for the track feat. Kool Keith...wich i didnt find) =
and
>i just gotta say that this is NOTHING like what the prodigy used to be
>like... sure, youre allowed to change, but theyve lost the very ESSENCE
>of what, at least i felt, WAS The Prodigy!=20
>I allso noticed a song wich might have been a cover of a old Palehead
>song (Ian Mc Kaye, Al Jourgensen etc.)..uhm, i think its "man should
>surrender"..released on Dischord in the late 80's. Havent really =
thought
>of it before, but some of what prodigy is doing right now is similar to
>what, for example, Palehead was doing back in the 80's (tho palehead
>never used much synths/samplers)....
>
>i dono where im going with this...i defenetly lost my thread..hehe..
>
>to sum it up: prodigy used to be one of the greatest rave/techno you
>there was (alongside SL2!), then they turned into fucking rock stars,
>shaved their heads and got rich. Believe me, image is EVERYTHING for =
the
>prodigy right now, i met them last year and keith was nothing like in
>the videos OR like the rest of the prodigy describes him in interviews
>:P
>
>b.t.w, Q-burn, if youre reading this: i heard that (Ubiquity) interview
>you did with talk.com..i laughed my ass off on the keith flint
>comment... VERY on-point ;))
>
>bPlus
>"i used to love 'em"
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