Most of IMD remixes had nothing in common with the original track.




Something wrong with ur ears bro.
Quality is more than good enough to be able to hear the entire track loud n clear, even the details. At least to me there's no surprises when the studio form of the Spor mix will drop. And yes, I do think it is a better track than the original.

NASTY (7" Orange Vinyl)
A. Nasty (Edit)
B. Rise Of The Eagles

NASTY (12" Pink Vinyl)
A. Nasty (Full Length Mix)
AA1. Nasty (Spor Remix)
AA2. Nasty (Überzone Remix)

NASTY (Digital Single)
01. Nasty (Edit)
02. Nasty (Spor Remix)
03. Nasty (Twiggy Versione 1)
04. Nasty (Überzone Remix)
05. Nasty (Instrumental)


Release Date: 16.02.2015

Sorry, I guess I was confused about the all "that guys remix had nothing to do with the original" thing.

It sounds exactly like Darude - Sandstorm

Ekko no disrespect, we need to have guys on both sides..

but can't you consider that all little pieces there could actually be with a actual purpose. fuk they spent all that time mixing and shitt.. mastered in best studios and so on... how can it be lacking something... you tell me..

Where's this info from?

February. I thought it would be late january. At least we are gonna hear rise of the eagles soon

Love the track it's got balls love the video to welcome back PRODIGY!!!!!!!!!!!

Just trust me Like u can trust me about on which tracks we will hear Brother Culture.

16.02.2015 is the 3rd Monday in February. It seems a long time to wait considering the video is out now. Having said that, being a fan of The Prodigy is all about waiting.

Good that you mention that: I got into Prodigy 'cos they sounded different than anything else out there, be it handmade or electronic music. I held them in high regard and respected them especially for the atmosphere they generated, be it energetic or cineastic. They were the most creative band to me at times. Stuff like FOTL was the ultimate sample effort in electronic music. Not even the Chems or Fatboy or whoever was around at that time pulled off creative sampling at that level. That is what I adore in old skool Prodigy. You don't need to be a bed room producer or whatever you like to call me (I'm not, I just like music) to understand the creative effort and soul in the tracks. Read the Prodigy book by Martin Roach, there's PLENTY of moments where Liam says how he gets inspired. He sat alone at home, in the dark and felt touched by a certain string part in a Beastie Boys track at night. This particular part has NOTHING to do with ONLY thinking about the crowds live. It's about atmosphere. You make it sound like for you The Prodigy solely consist of their live act. For me they don't. I want good music first, the rest comes automatically. Also, you bent that Liam re-quote a bit out of context, they picture the tunes live "for maximum impact" (I think), but that is only ONE aspect out of many. Nobody's gonna sell records or be successful with tracks that are a ton of fun live but ultimately don't catch on outside of the pit. Don't think Liam doesn't want to sell records.

A good track can always be danced to, but a track you can dance to mustn't necessarily be a good tune. Which also applies for some of Liams catalog.


That mate, is kinda sad.

hax

Ain't that the truth plus this if this is true then kind of makes the wait for the album release a little easier

hi can anyone rip the interview to mp3 i dont know how to record that

heres the link:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04xn3bv

Nevermind i got the link