quoted 4 lines breakbeat/happy hardcore stuff or whatever you want to call it. I don't> breakbeat/happy hardcore stuff or whatever you want to call it. I don't
> know if it is the music that makes them "popular" or what color will
> Keith Flint's hair will be OR the type of catlike contacts Maxium will
> wear.
Judging by their concert in Chicago, it's how often Keith can stick his
pierced tounge out at the crowd. Oh yeah, that and the fact that (ahem)
PRODIGY FUCKIN' ROCK! HARD-CORE DUDE! MOSH! MOSH! MOSH! IF IT'S PLAYED
ON THE ALTERNATIVE STATION, IT'S TIME TO MOSH! </sarcasm, but it is the
sad reality>
quoted 3 lines It seems to me that Leeroy & Liam are the only decent ones in> It seems to me that Leeroy & Liam are the only decent ones in
> Prodigy... Christ, Liam makes all the music & does all the work!!!
> while Keith and Maxium dance around like retards. Beside... I thought
Yes, Liam seems incredibly generous with writing credit. I feel bad for
him that Keith actually gets a chunk of the profits off of Liam's music.
If lines that inane were sampled from somewher, it would be great. That
someone actually sits down and composes them is, well, depressing.
Prodigy = Good beats, poor "lyrics", unfortunate attractors of Mosh Pit
Kidz (tm) (slogan : guarenteed to at least partially detract from
your concert-going experience).
But then again I'm biased. I have heard music that makes me want to beat
the fuck out of someone. It's just that every time I have the chance to
act on my impulses, I actually stop and consider how the guy next to me is
going to feel about it :)
For an example of fantastic lyrics with pretty lame beats, see new Lee
"Scratch" Perry album _Technomajikal_. Review in the next few days.
Out 2 Lunch With Lunchmeat,
Paul
wesley@interaccess.com