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LA RECENSIONE
The Prodigy are and will always be my favorites.
This is a monstrous album, with driving drums, the metal techno track "Their Law", the very famous "Voodoo People". The issue is that after a while the tracks may seem boring because they are quite repetitive, but it remains a masterpiece. At the time, they were creating one masterpiece after another and it's only the second one!
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The review praises The Prodigy’s Music for the Jilted Generation as a monumental electronic album featuring standout tracks like 'Voodoo People' and 'Their Law'. While some repetition in the tracks is noted, it remains a definitive masterpiece from one of the band’s early successes.Tracklist
The Prodigy
English electronic music group formed by Liam Howlett in 1990, known as pioneers of early-90s rave/big-beat with landmark albums Experience (1992), Music for the Jilted Generation (1994) and The Fat of the Land (1997).35 Reviews
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By Mike76
Liam Howlett thus created interesting hybrids such as the legendary 'Voodoo People', a pounding breakbeat strengthened by an unforgettable synthetic guitar riff.
Listen to 'Music For The Jilted Generation' and you will hear one of the most representative albums of the nineties.
By GATTINATOR
When this album came out... the group invigorated the world of techno, at the time considered by the media as another expression of B-Music.
If you love intense nights, dance, and alternative trails, I recommend you BUY THIS CLASSIC AND MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
By killgod
Without 'Music For The Jilted Generation,' we wouldn’t have listened to any of what we hear today.
'Poison' encapsulates acid-breakbeat, a scream from Keith Flint, and a memorable spoken word from Maxim about the potion-medicine he possesses.
By Suonoonous
The 'Prodigy formula' is fully encapsulated and perfectly synthesized in this album, which many say is 'their masterpiece' (oh dear...).
Techno-rock dynamics are rendered with far more skill in that masterpiece that is Underworld’s 'Dubnobasswithmyheadman', released two years before the Prodigy album.
