New Order Blue Monday '88 Repitched

Death & Bliss

Moby - Bodyrock (Speed x1,1)

The Smiths - How Soon Is Now (Manchester Mix)

Cherry

U2 - Hold Me,Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me (Massive Attack Remix)

Such a great song. This is a new mix from the original multitracks. Different mix than the 'rough take 1' mix posted some months ago. This is the final mixdown. I made a longer version and I used the original 'Mary Mary' drumloop, which the Ceasars also used...

Additional production, mix & mastering by Jam Master. 

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Jerk It Out - The Caesars (Jam Master final mixdown)

New Order - Crystal

Mashup (Billy Idol - Eyes without a face vs The Cure - Lullaby)


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Billy Idol vs The Cure - Lullaby for eyes without a face (Javier Montoliu Mashup)

The Fat of the Land is the third studio album by The Prodigy. The album was released by XL Recordings on 30 June 1997 and on 1 July 1997 in the United States by Maverick Records. The album title comes from the old English phrase 'living off the fat of the land', which means living well or being wealthy.
Fat of the Land
Studio album by The Prodigy
Original Release Date: June 30, 1997
Recorded: 1996–1997, Earthbound Central
Label: XL Recordings
Producer: Liam Howlett
© XL Recordings

Samples:

The main vocal sample from "Smack My Bitch Up" is taken from "Give the Drummer Some" by American hip hop group Ultramagnetic MCs. Thus, The Prodigy invited group member Kool Keith, who raps the portion sampled by the Prodigy in the original track, to do the lyrics and vocals for another track, "Diesel Power". The track also features a looped sample of the bassline and drums from the beginning of "In Memory Of" by jazz musician Randy Weston and a sped-up riff from "Funky Man" by American funk group Kool and the Gang; both of these samples remain uncredited on the album.
"Breathe" samples sound effects from American hip hop group the Wu-Tang Clan's music video for their single "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'".
Three credited samples are present on "Funky Shit": the main vocal sample which gives the song its title is sampled from "Root Down" by American hip hop group the Beastie Boys, the horn riff that appears throughout the song is sampled from "Theme from "S.W.A.T."" by American disco-funk group Rhythm Heritage, and the "Break!" vocal is sampled from "2, 3, Break" by American hip hop duo the B-Boys.
"Serial Thrilla" features a sample of a riff from "Selling Jesus" by English rock band Skunk Anansie.
The main riff on "Mindfields" is sampled from English composer John Barry's "Hip's Trip", from the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun.
"Climbatize" samples a horn riff from "The Horn Track" by Egyptian Empire, the stage name of electronic musician Tim Taylor. The main drum loop was sampled from "Air Drums from Outer Bongolia" by English electronic duo The Jedi Knights; Liam Howlett sampled the drums without the group's permission, and The Jedi Knights threatened to sue The Prodigy. However, Howlett already knew that The Jedi Knights themselves had sampled the drums from an older track entitled "Bongolia" by American funk group Incredible Bongo Band without permission; XL Recordings, the Prodigy's record label, bought the rights to the Incredible Bongo Band track and threatened to sue The Jedi Knights. The media coverage cornered around the event attracted film producer George Lucas, who sued The Jedi Knights for taking their stage name from the Star Wars term "Jedi Knight", which Lucas created.
"Firestarter" samples a guitar riff from "SOS" by American rock group The Breeders, and the "Hey!" vocal from "Close (To the Edit)" by English dance group Art of Noise (the vocal was also previously used by the band in "Full Throttle" on Music for the Jilted Generation). The drums on the song are sampled from a track on the Time + Space Recordings drum recording album Jungle Warfare, Vol. 1; another Time + Space Recordings album track was sampled on The Prodigy's previous single, "One Love".
"Fuel My Fire" features guitar sounds and feedback effects by Gizz Butt taken from an unreleased remix by Kris Needs of an earlier version of the same song. Recorded shortly after the Autumn UK tour of 1996.

The Prodigy 9 Climbatize

How Soon Is Now [Italian 12" studio outtake version]

Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus

Moby - Bodyrock (Speed x1,1)

DumbDay