The Song that Saved me

As some of you know I'm a truck driver currently working for the NHS supply chain here in sunny Englandshire , in these troubled times my workload has gone through the roof and today was no exception , I was starting to fade this afternoon as the strain of the day and indeed week began to take its toll until the DJ on the radio station I was listening to played this ...


It's a testament to the power of music that this one song lifted my spirits and gave me the energy to complete the day , thanks Keith , love ya man.

a reply to: gortex

glad you keep on trucking to keep the NHS going, hats off to you

Been into the Prodigy since the begining, shhh I have a white label of Your Love/Charly/What Evil Lurks, which I purchased from Spin Inn records in Manchester before they were famous, hopefully it will be my pension fund

I also purchased there album of which this is another classic



Enjoy

a reply to: gortex

Saw Prodigy live at a rave back when Keith had long hair and was just a dancer for them!

Thanks for doing your part in these trying times. There must be a few on here who are doing there part to keep the NHS strong. We need a special badge or nod to tell each other who we are in the real world.

a reply to: gortex

Love The Prodigy, seen them live here in Dublin mid 90's. What - a - show.

R. I. P. Keith, this one's for you man, and the dancers

never did like a band whose hit tune was called F*** my bitch up...

but I get the idea, for you..

it's like vegemite on a sao.. wrong, but ok if you still like it.

a reply to: TrustedTruth

never did like a band whose hit tune was called F*** my bitch up

Smack my bitch up , great song.
Watch the video , their's a twist.

originally posted by: TrustedTruth
never did like a band whose hit tune was called F*** my bitch up...

but I get the idea, for you..

it's like vegemite on a sao.. wrong, but ok if you still like it.

It was "slap my bitch up" and the video for it was awesome.

a reply to: gortex

Great minds and all that!!!

a reply to: gortex

Its was awesome because the woman was Miss Teresa May (not the former PM yikes)

but the former UK glamour model, purr purr

a reply to: Kurokage

As an indifferent mind to the lethargic moans to the tune, that's how I remember it.

still not my gear.. soz guys.. came off wrong..

smack is much better than #... as an anthem to the youth.

a reply to: gortex
I was a big prodigy fan(still am) back when I was a young hellraiser,saw them live a good few times.
Burned up a whole lot of brain cells and hearing years with them quite probably.

They did a great show in Chester,There was music on before them and suddenly a mega loud explosion noise,then silence and darkness-then mad lasers and strobes and a kind of air raid siren and loads of smoke from the stage and the prodigy staggered through the smoke in shredded burned rags looking like they just escaped a plane crash.

They blew the roof off that night man.

On the day Jilted generation was released,we were in my mates car listening to voodoo people full blast while bunking off school-and he rolled the car but the stereo still carried on playing as we climbed out and started dancing about in the field like mad bastards.

I love firestarter when you need an energy kick.Works every time.
These two as well,if you need a boost or just want to rage at the world-




Great band,the punkest crew since punk.
Ive got a big ant tattoo because of the prodge!

Damn shame about Keith.He had a unique energy.
I still find it hard to believe there won't be anymore prodigy albums.
Damn shame.