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 General Posts: 2534Joined: Tue Feb 06, 2007 9:54 pm
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subtract wrote: Public Enemy.
Sex Pistols. Specials. RATM. All equally had something important to say and represented a genre or music and fans to the full, exactly like the Prodigy and you can see Liams influence from all 3. +1 ! I would also add the early UK rave and acid house scene + old school hip-hop, funk and the 70s 80s punk/ska bands. From the mid 90s they've been influenced by the alternative rock and recently the new electro, dubstep, dnb and modern punkrock bands
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 GeneralPosts: 2107Location: Berlin, GermanyJoined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 8:53 pm
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I don´t believe they have origins in Rock Music Bands like Rage Against The Machine or Nirvana. Maxim said in an interview during their first gigs on rockfestivals (in ´92 / ´93 I guess) they remarked a new spirit, a new kind of energy - the element of rock - that´s also a reason why you have guitars used on Music For The Jilted Generation.
So I guess they´re more into electronic dance music and hip-hop roots.
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 Grunt Posts: 91Joined: Wed Oct 01, 2008 8:52 pm
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No-one have mentioned Bomb The Bass yet!!! They've certainly paved the way and influenced Liam and there's no denying that! Check out the 'Into The Dragon' album from 1988. It's littered with samples that Liam re-used in Experience. It's an education in early sampling methods!!!
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 GeneralPosts: 1967Location: UKJoined: Fri Sep 08, 2006 3:28 pm
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Dims wrote: I'm not talking about similar music....I'm talking about culturally...artistically... I say Beastie Boys because they started real young...they originated from the original hip-hop scene, similar how Prodigy emerged from the original rave scene......They pushed boundaries and had that badass image....cross-pollinated with other genres where is youre source for the emerging from the original hip hop scene they were a punk band to start off with have a read man - Quote: Beastie Boys came together in 1979 as a punk band called The Young Aborigines.[4] In 1981 Adam Yauch (MCA) joined the group, and from the suggestion of their guitarist John Berry, they changed the band's name to Beastie Boys. The name "Beastie" is sometimes thought originally to have stood for "Boys Entering Anarchistic States Towards Internal Excellence," and that the initials B.B. intended to mimic Washington DC hardcore punk band Bad Brains.
Licensed to Ill: 1984–1987 It was during this period that Def Jam record producer Rick Rubin signed on and the Beastie Boys changed from a punk rock outfit to a three-man rap crew. The band released the 12" EP, Rock Hard, in 1984—the second record released by Def Jam that credited Rubin as producer. Soon after Rubin's arrival, Schellenbach developed creative differences with the band, citing her friction with Rubin. It was believed that Rubin objected to Schellenbach's place in the band as she did not fit the hip hop image to which the band aspired. Schellenbach went on to join Luscious Jackson in 1991. |
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 GeneralPosts: 2082Location: AlaskaJoined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 11:23 pm
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I know they were a punk band before hip hop, but they were one of the few artists who shaped early hip-hop....they blended it with rock and are still riding that initial wave they help create.
They didn't do that for punk music |
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 The Orange AuthorityPosts: 4748Location: NetherlandsJoined: Tue Aug 29, 2006 6:39 pm
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subtract wrote: Public Enemy.
Sex Pistols. Specials. RATM. All equally had something important to say and represented a genre or music and fans to the full, exactly like the Prodigy and you can see Liams influence from all 3. Nice! I would like to add: The Beatles Pink Floyd Rolling Stones Michael Jackson (not cause he's dead now, you cunt. His music is still class A.)
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 Captain Posts: 650Joined: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:06 pm
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Hmm... Meat Beat Manifesto maybe?
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 PrivatePosts: 244Location: Glasgow, ScotlandJoined: Sat Nov 29, 2008 11:15 pm
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I'd say The Beastie Boys, Sex Pistols or The Specials
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 GeneralPosts: 3702Location: Almere, The NetherlandsJoined: Sun Oct 01, 2006 9:54 pm
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Madness.
Not music-wise ... it's just that they sounded nothing like anything that was produced back then, fresh. Just like The Prodigy. Madness must have influenced them anyway , they covered Nightboat to Caïro ... and Maxim mentioned 'This one goes out to Madness' during several gigs, don't know with wich particular song tho'. |
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 GeneralPosts: 1430Location: HungaryJoined: Sat Aug 30, 2008 7:04 pm
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And who will be their posteriors? Maybe Hadouken?
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 GeneralPosts: 1327Location: GreeceJoined: Sat Jan 19, 2008 2:32 pm
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RATM mixed witH Meat BeaT Manifesto
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 GeneralPosts: 1718Location: Always outdrunk, Never outsoberJoined: Fri Apr 13, 2007 1:32 pm
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Ha! They wish.
As i said before no one should be the 'new Prodigy' Hadouken sound Prodigy-lite. They lack balls. Of course bands can be and should be influenced by Prodigy but in no way should they copy them. As Pendulum found out to their detriment.
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