Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005 - The Prodigy

Prodigy- Their Law: The singles is basically a greatest hits package of all The Prodigy's best known songs that have been released over the last few years. As an occasional fan of the band, I had never bought one of their albums before and decided this was as good a time as any as I recognised the majority of the songs. I went the whole hog and bought the special edition which includes a bonus C.D of remixed tracks and live material also but, to be honest, I didn't think the second C.D was up to much as can sometimes be the case. The album begins with perhaps one of their most controversial singles that they have become best known for; Firestarter. As soon as ...  Read the complete review

“Charly says always tell your mummy before you run off somewhere" are the lyrics that will probably haunt my parents forever! Back in August 1991 a band known as 'The Prodigy' released an infamous song called Charly and it was constantly played at a very loud volume for weeks.... Almost fourteen years later, that song is still played at a loud volume on my Ipod. Charly was one of the most controversial songs of it time when it was released because the video played a clip of a government warning to always tell your parents where you were going and the cartoon figure used was a young child called Charley who had a cat and Charley Says was a short series ...  Read the complete review

What more can i say about this CD, i highly reccomend anyone buying it. This CD is great for people who are avid fans of the prodigy and dance, techno, electronic fans in general. The CD showcases the talent of the prodigy at the height of their popularity and although when you look at the tracklisting on the back of the CD you may not notice the names of all the tracks, when you start listening all the memories of certain parts of the nineties in particular will come flooding back to you. This CD really charts the development of the band over the years and has a really uplifting vibe to it. Whatever you are doing listening to this CD will make you do it ...  Read the complete review

This album has been played countless times by me and my mates. The songs are great and there is not one song on it that could be described as anything less than excellant. You get the best known songs such as "Firestarter" and "Smack my bitch up" but there are also amazing songs that other people may not have heard such as "Out of space". You can call it techno, rave, dance or whatever. The Prodigy are a genre of their own and this album proves and defines it. This album has some of the best songs from 15 years of music. If you buy this album then it will be played more times than the number of pennys you spent on it. The music lasts and ...  Read the complete review