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Their Law: Singles 1990-2005

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by: The Prodigy

Release Date February 07, 2006
The Prodigy were a great singles band and the proof is in this compilation which contains basically everything a casual fan would want. I have to take a star off though for a couple of reasons. First, the non-inclusion of "Fire" and "Baby's Got A Temper" is a shame and secondly, the version of "Poison" on here must be a single mix or something because it's not the version I remembered from Music For The Jilted Generation (the intro isn't as good).

Overall a good compilation and a good substitute for their albums, which can be a bit tiring at times if you're not a fan of the genre generally.

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Their Law: Singles 1990-2005

Search: Their Law (Live)
by: The Prodigy

Release Date March 13, 2006
Man, what a treat ! I was hooked on this band upon the release of their much acclaimed ¨The Fat Of The Land¨ album so as soon as this dvd was launched I knew I had to get myself this visual document. I already had a dvd of a show of a TV broadcast of a festival in Phoenix in 96 but this dvd is in a totally different league. Main feature is concert at the Brixton Academy in 97; why such an old concert when there are tons of gigs of this bands recorded with good quality ? Because this one is the best of them all; they were at their peak/heyday and presenting ¨The Fat Of The Land¨,so half of the setlist is from that album, which is great, and there also are 3 more tracks from Glastonbury 95, RedSquare in Moscow 97 (watch the ruskies going crazy ... Read More:

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Breathe

Search: Their Law (Live)
by: The Prodigy

Release Date April 20, 1999
While 'Breathe' is one of Prodigy's most compelling songs, the "Breathe" single is one of the weakest. For starters, there is no remix of the title track. Is it too much to ask for a remixed version of 'Breathe' on the "Breathe" single? For many listeners, the existence of singles are only justified by the inclusion of remixes. Anyhow, the first track is the same version as featured on "The Fat of the Land." Thus, you already have that tune. Live tracks are useful for those who haven't had a chance to see a band perform. Unfortunately, 'Their Law' and 'Poison' aren't very good advertisements. Perhaps it's because the two tracks sound like audience recordings. Whatever the reason may be, they just sound like noise. The balance of live and studio tracks ... Read More: