The Prodigy - Fire (Motivbreaks Return of the Vibe mix)

 

Greek based producer and DJ, Motivbreaks has just unveiled a new fan remix entering The Prodigy's 'Experience' era and playing out with the classic gem 'Fire'. A proper nu-rave stylee with rave stabs that will get you back to the salad days of no strings attached but pure rave ethos and freedom. As officialy stated from the remixer, this rework was created for promotional and entertainment purposes only and no commercial use.

"The time is Now!!! History has happened somewhere inside a room on Essex." - Motivbreaks

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Keith Flint 1969 - 2019

On this day 3 years ago, the iconic Punk king Keith Flint passed away...
One of the most iconic performers and a truly unique and authentic man that will live forever inside our souls.

For this anniversary, we'd like to share with you all a totally recommended tribute show presented by GLOWKiD and broadcasted on Kniteforce Radio few weeks after Keith's loss...
It includes tracks where Keith is involved with his vocals either with The Prodigy or side projects.

https://www.mixcloud.com/GLOWKiD/rip-keith-flint-radio-tribute/

Death Of A Rock Star Podcast:: KEITH FLINT

Our recommendation for this weekend is this exquisite podcast paying homage and tribute to the only and only Keith Flint from The Prodigy. The original and first of all Firestarter. 

Noteworthy to mention and praise the team behind this podcast, doing a great work, namely it's been written by Tom Fordyce (https://twitter.com/tomfordyce) mixed by Phill Brown (https://twitter.com/escapingbrown) and presented ideally by Spoonface (https://twitter.com/Spoonface1).

Sources and archives are taken from BBC, The Face, Q Magazine, Select, Guardian and a few others.
All in all, the narration presented is top quality and it takes you from Keith's oldskool days to the last days of his personal 'escapism' for a legend who was quite different from the rest. About a man you think you know, when you barely knew him...

"WARNING: this episode includes references to suicide.
He was maybe the last pop star who could scare grannies and make kids cry. Keith Flint looked like Johnny Rotten mixed with Freddie Krueger. He snarled rather than sang. The tabloids wanted his records banned. But the real Keith was a very different man - and the story of this lost kid’s life and sad death are both endearing and deeply moving."

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https://open.spotify.com/episode/6O96oYtY1uUY46LJzGiaah



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LEEROY THORNHILL - Crazy EP

01. Crazy

02. Rudeboy

03. Get On It

04. Killer

Ex-Prodigy hero, an established modern dancer, Big Beat aficionado, a complete Bass junkie in djing and production, as well as a permanent prince and good gent within the Dance scene the last 30 years, the man like Leeroy Thornhill is back again!

Coming out in full fire, few weeks after his performance at this year's Bang Face Weekender, Leeroy has just unveiled a new personal banging work from him. An ever busy musician who's at the moment in progress of his personal album and simultaneously working with Mad Dog Films on the official videoclip of his last hit of last year, 'Sin City Slam'.

However till that, we've got a new EP hot in here and maybe his craziest work so far. 'CRAZY EP' is his first offering for this new year, comprised of 4 absolute smashers and comes out digitally and directly via his new Bandcamp page.

Following the successful formula over his Get Hype releases, he keeps the same dirty character using his 'in your face' fat beats, dancefloor burning attitude and his Bass creativity and intensity.

After all, this new work must be the right music vaccine to defeat the corona virus... That was a secret till now that you can share the news about it and help other mates and music souls.

Last but not least, noteworthy to mention the amazing artwork made by Lena Thornhill and fans option to subscribe by joining a VIP membership including music exclusives, free sound packs, live chat and a special connection with the mighty funky hero.

This is the unbeaten Leeroy Thornhill. His smile gives you joy. His music gives you energy. His words give you warmth. One of the few heroes of the good old days, being more active and more hungry than ever. Support and respect is due.

So, get into his crazy world now folks.

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Generation X [RadioShow] pres. 'The Prodigy - No Tourists' Special @ Kniteforce Radio (15.12.2018)

GL0WKiD calls all warriors all around the globe to unite by the fresh Prodigy vibes of their brand new and No.1 album, 'No Tourists'.
This show was broadcasted on 15th December @ Kniteforce Radio and it includes a special blend of all 'No Tourists' smashing tunes alongside few oldies, remixes & fan bootlegs and hosting also some exclusive chat with various fans of the band and GenX show talking about the new album.

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The Prodigy - Everybody Say Love (Champion Breaks aka Badboy Pete Remix)
The Prodigy - Claustrophobic Sting
The Prodigy - Time To Get Funky And Raw (DJ Sashay Mental Acid Remix)
The Prodigy - Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix)
The Prodigy - One Love (Original 12" Mix)
The Prodigy - No Good [Start The Dance]
The Prodigy - Light Up The Sky (Special Request Edit)
The Prodigy - Light Up The Sky
The Prodigy - Boom Boom Tap
The Prodigy - Champions of London
The Prodigy - Give Me A Signal
The Prodigy - We Live Forever
The Prodigy - Need Some1
The Prodigy - Fight Fire With Fire
The Prodigy - Resonate
The Prodigy - Timebomb Zone
The Prodigy - No Tourists
The Prodigy - Need Some1 (Friction Remix)
The Prodigy - Need Some1 (Jim Pavloff Remix)
The Prodigy - No Tourists
The Prodigy - Light Up The Sky (PENGSHUi Remix)
The Prodigy - Resonate
The Prodigy - TimebombZone
The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (Live @ Warriors Dance Festival 2010)


Enjoy: https://www.mixcloud.com/GLOWKiD/prodigy-no-tourists-show/

You can buy The Prodigy new album 'No Tourists' here

Exclusive Interview with Martin James (We Eat Rhythm The Prodigy Story Part 1)

(Interview & Editorial by GL0WKiD)

Professor, Music Journalist, Doctor, Author, Editor, Writer, Musician, Blogger and a very shinny personality, the man like Martin James from UK, has just released his 3rd book about The Prodigy, which is his best work so far and truly an essential book to read for every fan and supporter of the greatest live band in the world (who have just released their 7th studio album entitled "No Tourists'')
Martin talks exclusively on the Strictly Nuskool Blog about the large progress for his anticipated book, plans for a second one and sharing some of his thoughts within the music scene.

GK: Can you share with us how all started with your third and indispensable book about The Prodigy?
More specifically how you came up with the idea to write a new book about the band and the whole 3 year progress till its release to date?


MJ: I always wanted to do another version of the book because I didn’t like the original versions. I thought I could do a much better job that fans would appreciate.
A part of the motivation was that no one got paid for the last version. That includes me and all of the photographers. The publishers advised me that only 1000 were sold but I know that a lot more than that were shipped and none were returned!

I started looking into the idea of self-publishing about ten years ago but it was too expensive. It’s only in the last two or three years that technology has made self-publishing a cost effective approach. After chatting with one of the band’s fans I decided to go for it and launch the campaign.
To be honest I was going to drop the idea because it had been so long and some of the message boards had pretty negative comments about the planned update e few years earlier.



GK: Are you happy with the response on the campaign you've set about the book?

Ever thought of that achievement?


MJ: I was really blown away by the response. When you’re backing a project on Indiegogo there is no guarantee that it will actually happen. Sometimes projects just fall apart. So people were backing a promise which showed they believed in me. That was a great motivation.



GK: How many books have been printed and what kind of exclusive content is it featured inside?


MJ: There are 1000 copies total and it includes new interviews with people like Sharky and Gizz. It also includes never previously seen photos from magazine shoots and also some from personal collections of people close to the band.



GK: As you've already announced, there will be a second part of your new Prodigy book, which will be titled "We Live For The Beats" a hashtag used a lot the last couple of years by Liam. Is this what the band wanted as a title?


MJ: The band haven’t been a part of the decision to call it that. It may change but until Liam says he doesn't want me to use that title I’ll keep it.

The book was spilt into two books at the request of the band and management so as not to clash with any of their campaigns.

I hadn't expected Liam to drop "No Tourists" at the same time as the book!




GK: Can you give us some good info, an insight of what's coming up next regarding your forthcoming Prodigy book? Any thoughts releasing it via shops?


We Eat Rhythm is only going to be available online via my Facebook pages and website. It’ll never go into shops or Amazon. I want to keep it personal. It would also increase the price considerably.

I will be doing the same with Part 2, which I’m aiming to finish by this time next year, will cover AONO to "No Tourists" and will include loads of unpublished interviews with Liam. It will also include a lot more fan stuff – in fact the final chapter will be dedicated to the fan story which has taken on a new life.
I’m currently talking to photographers about getting new unseen shots for the book.

GK: Since this interview is mainly focused on your new book about The Prodigy; do you remember your first ever interview with the boys back in 1994? How was the whole Jilted era, their dreams back then, any words or interesting facts to share? 


MJ: So, I first met Liam at a rave before I ever interviewed them. I was there with a mutual friend and he seemed like a nice lad. My first interview was strange because the music press were still seen as outsiders by the rave community. I immediately got on with Leeroy though and me and Liam kind of bonded over hip hop.But it took a white to gain trust. I try really hard not to come over like a journalist who wants great quotes. I tend to make conversation and find stories within that.

My most memorable interview was actually in 1997 in Paris. While I was backstage with the boys and people like Zak from Rage Against the Machine I got a message that my wife was about to have our baby. I flew back to the UK with the band and they made sure I got home in time.

Ruby Blue is 21 now – but still very much a Prodigy baby.

GK: You're next to the band over the last 2 decades.

How can you describe each one of the boys? (Leeroy included) 


MJ: Liam – can be serious, can be moody, can be fucking funny. Always honest and loyal and expects that from people. And his love of music is deep. 

Maxim – quiet, contemplative, thinks about things but is also up for a laugh. 

Keith – Excitable, energetic, lightning fast wit, funny as fuck but also sincere – he always aks about Ruby J 

Leeroy – friendly, practical joker, stoned, loyal and oh my god just so damn funny! 

GK: What's your top favourite all-time Prodigy album and why? 


MJ: This isn’t a popular choice but AONO. I think it’s such a creative album.

There are no limitations on it and Liam is just throwing ideas around. It is the great transitional album where all of the sounds and ideas to come were being explored. It’s a truly funky record and full of punk-styled chaos, but without the chanting choruses. I know Maxim and Keef aren’t on it but that shouldn't be an issue.

I also know Liam finds it hard to listen to because it reminds him of bad times, but if he hadn't have made that album The Prodigy would never have made the records that followed.

It’s also the album that reminded them why they were in the band in the first place. As a record it flattened the ego battles and reminded everyone who The ‘original’ Prodigy was. BUT, my other favourite is Jilted because it just rocks from beginning to end. And it has my favourite track on it - "No Good". 

GK: As far as I've read before, your first gig ever was Pink Floyd, but I'd like you to share with us your most unforgettable ever attended?

MJ: That’s really hard to say. I’ve seen all of my musical heroes from The Clash and the Sex Pistols to Bowie and Iggy Pop and on to the entire electronic music generation. I have to say I love The Prodigy live.

I’ve seen them almost as many times as I’ve seen Iggy Pop (over 200) and still get a buzz. Still look forward to the gigs. I love Underworld live too. They have a truly immersive sound that reminds me of raving so much. I just get lost in their music. The Clash were electric… you felt like you were a part of a revolution when they played.



GK: You're a distinguished leader I'd say in the world of music journalism.

What's the success key of a music journalist?


MJ: You’ve got to love writing, or making podcasts and vlogs. You have to feel a need to do this work. You also need a massive knowledge of all kinds of music – not just the music you like. Oh, and you also need to get on with people. In terms of writing I would say it’s too easy to slag people off so if you need to criticise make sure it’s well thought out. But you have to be honest.

I’ve always been honest with Liam and I think that’s one of the reasons we get on. I had worries about the title of the new album and how it could be misunderstood by nationalists and told him. He didn’t mind, just made it very clear what he actually meant. Always best to speak your mind and ask the artist – just in case you’ve misunderstood. Make it clear and let the artist have a chance to explain.



GK: Did internet revolution and digital platforms kill paperback music magazines?
Do you think that music journalism is on a healthy level at present?


MJ: There’s an interesting revolution having in magazine publishing just now. There are more niche music magazines now than ever before.

NME may be dead, but there are loads of others taking its place. A lot of blogs are really good and sites like The Quietus still encourage great writing. So I would say the Internet has changed things. Initially for the worse but now for the better.


GK: What would you advice someone who has currently started entering the music industry by blogging or expressing himself via music writing/reviewing?


MJ: My advice is always: write, write, read, read, write some more. Make engaging podcasts every week, create vlogs regularly. But make sure you read, read, and read some more and then write just as much. Then, when you have a portfolio of work on your blog use all of the social media platforms available to raise you profile. In the meantime though, you should write a 100 word review of every gig you go to, immediately after the gig!

Then send it to reviews editors straight away so they have it in their email in box the next morning when they start work. An editor wants journalists who are dependable and will hit deadlines. So show them how good you are at this from the very start.



GK: Professor James, I'd like to thank you a lot for this interview and wish you all the best to you and your family. This book seems like gold just before the Prodigy's new album and it's highly recommended to every Prodigy fan, especially those who're still stuck in the Oldschool buzz. Any shouts out to anyone or anything to add?


MJ: Shout out to all of the fans who have backed this project… I owe everyone.

We Eat Rhythm: The Prodigy Story – Part 1 (Prestige Edition)

Martin James (State of Bass Publishing)
isbn: 978-1-912419-35-7
Cost: £45.00 (plus p&p – UK £10, RoW £15)
DoP: Sept 1st, 2018

• Hardback cover with foil block
• 210 x 210mm
• 210 pages
• 128 images including fan artworks, previously unseen photos and snapshots from personal archives
• Previously unpublished interviews with Sharky, Gizz Butt and more.
• Limited run of 1,000 only

Direct order via PayPal to: martinjames2562@gmail.com

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You can catch up Martin James on Sunday 11th November @ The Principal, Manchester talking about his new book, whilst self-publishing and more essential bits & pieces through his journey into words (More info here)

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Pursuit - Everybody Is In The Place (Pursuit's Amen Remix 2016) [Free Download!!!]

1/ Pursuit - Everybody Is In The Place (Pursuit's Amen Remix 2016).

This Is Nu-Rave label founder and reknowned DJ and ambassador of all things rave, Pursuit takes on an undisputed oldskool classic with his reinterpretation of The Prodigy's 'Everybody In The Place (155 And Rising)'. Staying true to the format of the original recording, Pursuit adds an extra layer of urgency by introducing a rolling amen break and thundering kickdrums to the mix to create a devastating, 2016 nuskool hardcore update.

Grab yourself a free WAV of Pursuit's 'Everybody Is In The Place (Pursuit's Amen Remix 2016)' via the Soundcloud link below and don't forget to comment and follow if you like what you hear!!!



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The Prodigy-Everybody Says Love (Champion Breaks Acid Breaks Remix)

GL0WKiD's Generation X [RadioShow] 16Jun.2013

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Check out & grab on free download GL0WKiD''s GenerationX [RadioShow] @ InvolvedRadio.gr for all oldskool & nuskool ravers out there!

GL0WKiD's Generation X [RadioShow] @ InvolvedRadio.gr - 16Jun.2013 by Glowkid on Mixcloud

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# 1 GENX__mix

01. Awesome 3 - Dont Go (Kicks Like a Mule remix)

02. Resin - Be Free

03. DJ Nicky Allen - I Want your Love (Neurygma remix)

04. DJ Jimmy - I Like It Like That

05. Avro Ft. Debbie Sharp - I Can Live Without You

06. N-Trance - Set U Free

07. Why-Tee - Higher Fire

08. Orestiz - Enhance

09. The Prodigy - Ruff in the Jungle Bizness (Uplifting Vibes Remix)

10. Paul Cronin - I Feel Heat

11. Toofer - Ruff Age

12. Dave Skywalker - Big Bang

13. DJ Royal T & DJ XL - Turntable Overload (Schoco goes this way remix)

14. L.A. Style - James Brown is Dead (DJ Lee Cannan 2012 Remix)

# 2 GENX__mix

01. Komakino - OutFace (660 mix)

02. The Prodigy - Claustrophobic Sting / Rhythm of Life

03. Marusha - Ravechannel

04. Champion Breaks - Music For Drugs

05. djfLow - Rave Monster

06. DJ Mark C - Phoenix Lights

07. D'Cruze - World within A World

08. D.A.C. Robinson - Brutal Deluxe (BRK'BT'Mx)

09. Mad Cap - Acid Chant (Leonized remix)

10. BeatRapist - Jungle Fever

11. Dune - UP!

12. DJ Seduction & Dougal - A Better Day

13. DJ Dougal & DJ Vibes - Dance With Me

14. Moby - Feeling So Real

15. DJ Wislov - Oldskool in my Head