BWOOOOOOO WEEEEE OOOOO WEEEE OOOOOOO CHANGE MY PITCH UP SMACK MY BITCH UP BWEEEEEE WOOOOOOO WEEEEE OOOOOOOO
BWOOOOOOO WEEEEE OOOOO WEEEE OOOOOOO CHANGE MY PITCH UP SMACK MY BITCH UP BWEEEEEE WOOOOOOO WEEEEE OOOOOOOO
John Bennett
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Jaxon Cox
album should’ve ended with firestarter
Evan Mitchell
or at i mean
wouldve been legendary
Jayden Moore
fucking based
Music for the Jilted Generation was their best album btw
Luke Ortiz
Climbatize is a good track. Fuel My Fire always sounded kind of out of place on FOTL. Like a Keith Flint leftover from Jilted or something.
Brody Harris
IMAGINE
HOW
IT
WOULD
BE
BEIN
AT THE TOP
MAKIN CASH MONEY
Cooper Reed
How's mr.Crabs doing these days?
James Perry
I GOT DA POISON
Kevin Martin
> what domestic violence sounded like in the '90s
Leo Wright
Great album
Aaron Price
that song is about giving your dog heroin
William Ortiz
That crab is probably dead now...
Benjamin Rodriguez
should've taken his own advice with that crazy asian bitch
Nolan Reyes
Kek
Leo Phillips
>BREEV DA PRESSHAH
David Allen
I'M THA FEAR ADDICTED
DANGER ILLUSTRATED
Eli Sanchez
Album would’ve been strongest as a 4 track EP
Eli Sanders
YEAAAAHHHHH PEOPLE LIKE YOU JUST FUEL MY FIYAH
Michael Nguyen
I was not prepared for how catchy that song would be, Glad it was on the Their Law: The Singles 1990–2005
youtu.be
Jason Long
most based drum & bass big beat track ever made
zoomies could only dream of living the video clip
Christian Ramirez
Nathan Jenkins
Original The Fat of the Land cover coming through. I can't recall why the ended up going with the crab photo cover instead.
Anyway, 10/10 album. I feel like it ruined Liam in a lot of ways, though. AONO has its moments, but overall even feel like a Prodigy album. Later albums feel like he was trying new things but also clinging to his rave roots. I think he still does 90s style rave tunes quite well. That stuff tends to be my favorite material on the newer albums.
Shame about Keith, though.