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The Prodigy Present: The Dirtchamber Sessions Volume One

So, most of you know about ‘The Dirtchamber Sessions Volume One’ mix by Liam right?

Well, that was a result of a 1998 guest DJ appearance by Liam on Mary Anne Hobbs Breezeblock show on Radio 1.

However, the Radio 1 edit & the Dirtchamber edit are different. A few tunes did not make the cut due to permission to use. You can read more about that here.

We’ve got a link where you can listen to the original Radio 1 edit. It also includes a little interview at the beginning.

Enjoy.

Thanks to Twitter user @execaballero for the heads-up.

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Babys Got A Temper

Hello everyone, our News Reporter Andrea Prodigy Alfa has come across a nice find.

The boys were on BBC’s Radio 1 station to promote their latest release at the time, Babys Got A Temper.

The boys talk about the record, the video clip, recording process n’ so on. It’s interesting that Liam says there’s going to be another single release before the end of the year (2002) and an album early next year (2003).

As we all know, that didn’t happen. Both Girls and AONO came out in August 2004.

Anyhow, enjoy the audio guys!

Credit: Fanboy News Reporter Andrea Prodigy Alfa for the find and EnterTheDirtchamber for the YouTube upload.

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Liam Howlett

Now this has nothing to do with The Prodigy… however it’s got our main man Master H in it!

There isn’t all that much of him. However you see a side of him that you may have not seen before..

It’s a great watch, so enjoy guys!

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The Prodigy - Worlds on Fire

The BBC’s Radio 1 Music Charts have been updated for the 29th of May. Introducing The Prodigy’s latest release ‘Worlds on Fire’.

‘Worlds on Fire’ debuted at No.1 on the Official UK Top 40 Dance Albums. Also, the release also made No.5 on the Official UK Top 40 Albums Chart.

It’s fantastic to see the album start so well in the charts! It’s a brilliant live album with a great set-list. Should be interesting to see how well it does in the charts.

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Worlds On Fire

The BBC have reviewed The Prodigy’s Milton Keynes Worlds On Fire gig.

It’s a great and positive review which is great. They also note that no tracks from Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned were played which the reviewer Mike Diver puts a positive on it. I personally was disapointed, atleast Spitfire and if they could have fit it in, Girls. Those tracks are mega.

Mike is spot on when he says “the listener/viewer will feel exhausted and, just maybe, a bit emotional”. That’s exactly how I felt after viewing the film in cinemas. It’s like ‘a love letter to the fans’.

Anyhow, enjoy the read guys.

Credit: David Calleja-Gera via Fanboy Facebook.

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The Prodigy Early Days

Here is a great Rave Documentary by the BBC that aired in 1992. The documentary does feature one or two The Prodigy tracks. However the main focuse is the rave scene & events.

It’s a great watch. Especially if you have been a fan of The Prodigy’s early days & liked the rave scene. Enjoy.

Credit: FrankTheTank via Official Forums

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Zane Lowe - The Story of The Prodigy

On their official site The Prodigy have posted that they have given an exclusive interview which will be broadcasted on Zane Lowe‘s show on BBC Radio 1. This will be aired on Monday, 6th September at 9PM (UK time) and is also available via the BBC’s iPlayer.

(This will be available only for the fans in the UK unfortunately.)