Invaders Must Die |
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Artist:
The Prodigy
Average Customer Rating: 
List Price: £9.99
Our Price: £3.95
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Disc 1:
| 1. Invaders Must Die | | 2. Omen | | 3. Thunder | | 4. Colours | | 5. Take Me To The Hospital | | 6. Warrior's Dance | | 7. Run With The Wolves | | 8. Omen Reprise | | 9. World's On Fire | | 10. Piranha | | 11. Stand Up |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Invaders Must Die finds the Prodigy line-up of Liam Howlett, Keith Flint, and Maxim Reality back together on record for the first time since 2002’s ill-fated, subsequently disowned “Baby’s Got A Temper”. This doesn’t mark a return to the bad old days of punk-rave cabaret, though. No, in fact, Invaders Must Die finds The Prodigy delving even further back into their history, an attempt to recapture the heady rave vibes, one-finger keyboard riffs, and concussive breakbeats of 1992’s Experience and its epochal follow-up, 1994’s Music For A Jilted Generation. True, sometimes it feels a little too transparent in its eagerness to recapture past glories: “Thunder”, with its loping reggae vocal, is undeniably Howlett on form, but it apes the formula of 1992’s “Out Of Space” a little too closely for comfort. Still, the likes of “Omen” and “Take Me To The Hospital” are agreeably back-to-basics cuts that merge nagging melodies and fairground waltzer queasiness with a weighty production job that renders them muscular enough to compete on a level playing field with Justice, Pendulum, et al. “Run With The Wolves” is the one track that harks strongly back to Fat Of The Land, a gnarled, rocky number with Dave Grohl on live drums that finds Keith Flint claiming to be “hung like a hound”. The closing “Stand Up” is a late surprise, meanwhile, a euphoric set-closer with hints of Screamadelica-era Primal Scream. --Louis Pattison
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 Some good tracks, some meh tracks, 2010-03-15
Overall its a pretty good album but I find my interest wanes towards the end of the album. Still one for the collection though.
 cd, 2010-08-06
A few tracks that you can listen to without damage to your ears.
Prodigy fans will no doubt love this but for those who like a little Dean Martin - this really isnt for you!
 THE PRODIGY INVADERS MUST DIE, 2010-07-12
HAVE MOST PRODIGY MATERIAL HAVE DOWNLOADED A COUPLE OF TRACKS OF ITUNES TO SEE WHAT ITS LIKE IMPRESSED YES ORDERED THIS TO DOWNLOAD THE REMAINDER GREAT PURCHASE FOR ANY PRODIGY FAN
superb item !, 2010-08-22
this album is truley awsome. some songs are better then other but all are very good to listen to. my personal fav is invaders must die, but i enjoyed listening to them all.
A very good album, 2010-05-24
Anyone who is a fan of Prodigy this a very good album to have, it has some new and older songs so there is a risk of you already having some of the songs on the album. However still a good album
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0711297880120
Label: Cooking Vinyl
Manufacturer: Cooking Vinyl
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Cooking Vinyl
Release Date: 2009-02-23
Studio: Cooking Vinyl |
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