List of official The Prodigy tracks
All tracks listed above are officially released The Prodigy tracks. Information is splitted to 4 columns. First column contains link to audio file. The second column tells the track length, the third colum tells the name of the track and the fourth column tells where to find that track! I also would like to know if there are some tracks missing from the list, so if you noticed that something is missing, please tell!
| Unauthorized bootleg remixes: |
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| SMBU Slackermax mix by Slacker |
| DJ Elliot Ness remix of DJ Hype’s remix of SMBU |
| Fatboy Slim remix of SMBU |
| Live jam tracks etc.: | ||
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| Action Radar Link | ||
| Army March Intro | ||
| Beat 55 | 2008 | Omen beta version. |
| Beats #2 | 2013 | Played at Exit fest. |
| Benny Blanco 2002 | 2002 | Came back to the setlist 2002. Liam has totally remixed this one. |
| Benny Blanco 2015 | 2015 | Played at Euro Tour 2015, features guitar riff from Dead Kennedys ‘California Uber Alles’. |
| Benny Blanco 97 | 1995-1997 | |
| Blow Your Mind | The original version of Diesel Power with Maxim. | |
| Breathe Dubstep | 2009 | |
| Brown | 1993-1995 | |
| Charly (Rework) | 2005-2010 | |
| Dead Ken Beats | 2005-2008 | |
| Death Of Jugoslavia | 2012 | Only played once. Featured at the start of this video. |
| Diesel Pain | 2009-2012 | Mashup of Diesel Power and Shut Your Mouth by Pain. |
| Dogbite | 2012-2013 | |
| Dust Yo’ Self | 2002 | |
| Ethnic Intro | 1992-1994? | An intro that was in Prodigy’s set for a long time, since 1992. |
| Everything We Do Is Gonna Be Funky | 1996-1997 | Short intro tune played before Funky Shit. |
| Everybody In The Place 15 | 2015 | |
| Fill | 2005 | |
| Firestarter/Smack My Bitch Up (Radio 1 Maida Vale Sessions Version) | 2005 | Part of a 5 track recording for Radio 1. |
| Frequencies | 2004 | Played once in 2004, AONO tour in Sweden. |
| Gabba | 1994-1997 | A classic last track in the set list. |
| Goodbye Rap | 1994-1997 | The song was a jam rap tune with Maxim rapping on it. Usually played before Gabba. |
| Gun Reprise | 2002 | |
| Heatwave | 2005-2006 | |
| Hotride (Radio 1 Maida Vale Sessions Version) | 2005 | Part of a 5 track recording for Radio 1. Hotride was the only one that wasn’t broadcasted. |
| Jaws Fill | 2009-2013 | |
| Jericho 09 | 2009 | |
| Jetfighter | 2012-2014 | |
| Kick it In | 1995 | |
| Little Goblin | 2001-2002 | |
| Lyrical Terrorists | 1996 | Beta version of Serial Thrilla. |
| Mindfields (Rework) | 2008-2010 | |
| Mindfields vs Clash vs Public Enemy | 2008 | Mashup between Mindfields and The Clash ‘Should I stay or should I go’. |
| Narayan Beats | 1997 | |
| Nightboat to Cairo | 2002 | Madness cover. Middle section of the song is the beta version of Medusas Path. |
| No Good 06 | 2006-2013 | |
| Now Hear This | 1993-1996 | |
| Nuclear v1 | 2001-2002 | Version 1. This one is quite similar to Fuel My Fire.. punkkish track with James Bond sample. |
| Nuclear v2 | 2002 | Version 2 with a different structure. |
| Poison: Chapter II | 2013 | Heavy instrumental into poison lyrics. |
| Prepare for the Rush | 1997 | |
| Ride the Rhythm | 1998-1999 | |
| Rock ‘N’ Roll 95 | 1994-1998 | This classic live tune was based on Kool Keith vocal sample. |
| Rock ‘N’ Roll 98 | 1998 | New ’98 version is totally different and contains more quitars. |
| Ska Beats | 1995 | |
| Smack My Bitch Up [BETA] | 1996 | Different vocals. |
| Spitfast | 2012 | Mashup between Spitfire and Nightbreed remix. |
| Spitfire (Radio 1 Maida Vale Sessions Version) | 2005 | Part of a 5 track recording for Radio 1. |
| Stab | 2008 | |
| The 95 Vibe | 1994-1995 | Played on New Years Eve in Dublin 1994. Liam’s remix of CJ Bolland’s version of ‘No Good (Start The Dance)’. |
| The Day | 2012 | This track was featured on a Same Old Sean release. Not to be confused with The Day Is My Enemy. |
| The Devil Inside Of You | 1993 | Claustrophobic Sting beta version. |
| Thunder 09 | 2009 | |
| Thunder Dub | 2010-2014 | |
| Time To Get Funky And Raw | 1993-1994 | |
| Trigger | 2001-2002 | Although slightly less aggressive than Baby’s Got A Temper, Trigger is still fast and furious stuff, Prodigy style. It’s hard to do this track justice in terms of description, as it encompasses a variety of sounds from industrial to punk. But this is still pretty much a signature Prodigy track and is instantly recognisable as such with its heavy bassline, guitars, and menacing vocals from Keith Flint. Definitely one for the mosh pit, this track packs a hefty, speaker shuddering impact and is reminiscent of ‘Smack My Bitch Up’ and ‘Breathe’. |
| Unknown | 1999 | Played in Brazil 1999. |
| Unstoppable | 2008 | Mescaline beta version. |
| Vogue | 1994 | This jam tune was in Prodigy’s set in 1995 and it was played only rarely. |
| War | 2007 | DOG Collective cover. |
| Warning | 2004-2005 | Beta version of First Warning. This one was first played in 2004 gigs with Keef on vocals. Played also in 2005 gigs but version was changing all the time and later morphed to First Warning. |
| Warriors Dance 08 | 2008 | Original Sax intro found here @ 0:53 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRyAdLwlKlY |
| We Do What The Fuck We Want v1 | 1999 | Version 1. Played couple of times ’99 when the band was really trying to get some new material to play. |
| We Do What The Fuck We Want v2 | 1999 | Version 2 played at Sofia 1999. |
| We Eat Rhythm (Jungle Mix Live) | 1995 | Full version of We Eat Rhythm, known as the Jungle Mix. |
| Wind It Up (Rework) | 2009 | |
Fake tracks:
songs that claim to be by The Prodigy but are infact fake?
This is the kind of shit you get when you use poor MP3-finding programmes like Napster.
| Unbelievable | It’s definitely a fake. It’s orginally Dream Finder by Sound Corp. |
| Crystal Method – Sidewinder (featuring The Prodigy) | It’s all bollocks, Prodigy haven’t worked with Crystal Method |
| Prodigy remix of Metallica’s ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’ | DJ Spooky’s remix for the Spawn soundtrack |
| La Una Programme | Definitely not a Prodigy track! |
Рейтинг альбомів «Океану Ельзи» від найгіршого до найкращого
Спочатку ми хотіли подивитися усі кліпи «Океану Ельзи» без звуку, однак тоді у матеріалі було б одне речення — «Святослав Вакарчук стоїть, ходить, співає». Тому пропонуємо вам рейтинг альбомів гурту від найгіршого до найкращого (на нашу думку).
Давайте так: у «Океану Ельзи» немає поганих альбомів. Шлях гурту можна умовно поділити на два періоди — до «Суперсиметрії» та після. Уся дискографія гурту — це одне цілісне емоційно-романтичне полотно трагічно-пафосних гімнів коханню, надії, природі і Людині з великої літери «Л».
Святослав Вакарчук як поет і як вокаліст — це найміцніша константа в українській музиці, що майже не змінилася за більш ніж 20 років. І радикальних концептуальних змін сам «Океан Ельзи» за 20+ років теж не переживав.
Змінюються тільки відтінки — звучання, інструментарій та аранжування окремих пісень. І складно знайти український гурт, який би зрівнявся з «Океаном Ельзи» в плані впертості й проникливості.
Цікаво, що будь-яка критика з «Океаном Ельзи» не працює і ніколи не буде працювати. І не через те, що «Океан Ельзи» — це найголовніший український рок-гурт до кінця часів. А тому, що їхні пісні завжди про людяне, живе і вічне. Як можна критикувати вічність? Як можна дорікати світлу або надії? І як можна не бажати добра й світла, навіть якщо холодно й боляче?
