Today (28.09.2021) marks the 29 years since the release of The Prodigy's debut album "Experience".

The one which marked both an absolute peak and end of the breakbeat hardcore era, which then started to evolve towards such genres like Jungle, Happy Hardcore and Big Beat, the genre which soon spawned such acts like
The Chemical Brothers, or Fatboy Slim, which alongside The Prodigy, are considered as the 3 core artists of the genre.

Standard question: What's your fav tracks?

Mine's are: Out of Space, Your Love (RMX), Jericho, Hyperspeed and Weather Exp.
With Charly, EITP and Fire I defo preffer their single mixes.

EITP 155. It is so batshit crazy.

EITP

HIP-HIP-HIP-HIP-HIPA-HIPA-HIPA

WHOA, WHOA, I didn't expect that much love for this one, I'm really surprised with this one, as It's one of my least fav on the album.
But I'm happy to hear such different opinnions!

Music reach, Jericho, Fire Sunrise, W. experience, Out of space...

One of my favourite Prodigy albums, only track I skip is EITP 155...

I like EITP but not a album version. I think voters for EITP mean singiel version.

That stands for me yes, not album version. And actually Milton Keynes edition it may be on my top10.

failed to find the "news" in this thread

Why is it so hard to believe some prefer the ''155 and rising'' mix? I do like the Fairground mix, but it is not as powerful as the 155 and rising mix, and fits the album way better. For me, the top EITP mix:
1. 155 & rising
2. Fairground edit
3. The live remix
4. Original mix (which i like aswell)

HYPERSPEED!

Track is killer!

Voted for Hyperspeed as well. G-Force was the first track by The Prodigy which I ever heard. Part 2 is a great continuation of it. Love the Captain Rock vocal sample, but never understood why Liam repeated the line "now get the beat" instead of using the second line "to move your feet". The lyrics really fit the music. Liam for sure knows what to sample. I've got great respect for that. Android was the second track by The Prodigy which I heard. Always thought it was a shame that Android wasn't on Experience. They made up for that by including it on Experience Expanded though.

The horns of Jericho!

I don't think that any of the tracks from What Evil Lurks, or the single versions fit the Experience album at all. If Android would have been on, it would have been massively remixed, like EITP 155 & Charly D&B. The single/ep tracks are either too slow or too cartoonish, but these tracks together fit the Expanded disc nicely, though I was really annoyed they left out Fire (Burning version), Rip Up The Sound System & Pandemonium. They should have added the whole What Evil Lurks EP on at, at the end of the Expanded disc though, as a bonus.

Hyperspeed, hands down!