‘No Good’ lifted from the classic album ‘Music for a Jilted Generation‘ is what the kids of today would call a banger, that breached the top five in 1994: with insistent synth stabs and a cacophony of beats deftly genre spliced with a female vocal sample from Kelly Charles (1987). Apparently, Prodigy mastermind Liam Howlett initially had doubts whether to use the sample because he thought it was ‘too pop’ for his taste, good job he left it in because it’s what anchors this song and makes it particularly memorable and stands out from the crowded rave releases of that era.

PRODIGY - No Good (Cheap Charly Men Edit)

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Two nightlife veterans with a serious 80's fetish.  Together with John Noseda they are responsible for the Body Talk Nights in Antwerp.  Besides spinning around they also edit stuff, mostly for personal use only, but sometimes for you to enjoy.

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