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@@thatonefruitthatistasty708 this is basically the original, but then Liam keep changing for the worse, for the album

@@theprodigyradio-official it will return

Ok

96 version was unfinished. More like a short interlude. The beats sounds crisp though. The guitar were shit, on both 95 og 96 version.

I think the 95 version, could have been used as a single. I never got why it wasn't. I do prefer the original, but this could have been a radio hit, if Liam made it slightly longer.

​@@Trawizz1 Based on interviews I've read with Neil McClellan over the years, I'm pretty sure it's down to the fact that Liam made this version in his studio and therefore it wasn't considered to be at the same level of production. For the second album, Mute Records in the USA required the album and the singles to be engineered and mixed in a big studio with the help of an engineer. In order to get the right sound Neil hired an insane amount of outboard gear so they could process the layers of sound independetly, as you would do in a modern DAW setup. As far as I know they prepared the album and all of the singles using this setup. Based on the slightly rough edged render quality of Break & Enter 95, my guess is that it was not made with Neil's setup and was therefore not elidgeable for release in the eyes of Mute Records and possibly other big labels in other overseas territories. Maybe?

Another possibility is that Baby D re-released Casanova on vinyl with The Prodigy remix included at roughly the same time that Jilted droppped. Having two singles by two different artsits featuring the same vocal might have been considered to much of a sound-clash?

@@TheDeathBeatsOfficial That makes sense. Hopefully some day, Liam will feel let go of these unreleased tracks, and make an insane compilation of these binned tracks. I would sell my left leg, for AONO v.1.

@@TheDeathBeatsOfficial Yeah, it would have made some confusion aswell. It was a bit weird he took a sample from a newly released track back then.

Yes, Carlito's Way

@@Trawizz1 How Did That Happened?

@@TheProdigy-kc2zh1990 I assume Liam loved the movie, but could not get clearance with the BB sample. I think it is the reason it still is unreleased, even though it has a bunch of versions now.

Yes, an outtake. Too bad LH never made the Rareties for the Jilted Generation : 1. Break & Enter (95 Mix) 2. We Eat Rhythm (Original Mix) 3. The Heat (93 Mix) 4. Poison (95 EQ - Full 12") 5. One Love (94 Mix) 6. Brown 7. Now Hear This 8. Rock N Roll 9. Gabba 10. We Eat Rhythm (Jungle Beats)

​@@Trawizz1 How?

@@TheProdigy-kc2zh1990 He should have made this collection on a seperate release, like he did with the japanse remix version of Jilted, or he should have added these tracks on an anniversary release.

Not so much anymore. It is a bit annoying when spending time on tracks, and then they get blocked. You can check out my prodigy early rave days mix m.soundcloud.com/simon-dragnes/the-prodigy-the-rave-days-megamix-2-hours

Only Allsouvenirs are allowed to put Prodigy stuff on the web. Even Liam H himself needs to ask them permission

Me too. I was 14 then ;)

@@Trawizz1 i was 18 and took my younger brother who 13, we both got crushed at the front if you remember that, they had to stop the show part way , was very scary

It's not really single material. Peronally, I don't like this track very much. Too much ''Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler'' over it. The first original mix is dope though.

What?!

@@Trawizz1 when Liam did IT bomfunk was in the cradle

@@Trawizz1 ya dont know whats jungle beat is

If you just did a tiny little research, before correcting me with your wrong answers, then you would find out that this track was titled ''Night Is My Friend'', and performed about 5-6 times in 2015. www.setlist.fm/setlist/the-prodigy/2015/konig-pilsener-arena-oberhausen-germany-23f5241f.html . The Day Is My Enemy is a completely different song.

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Hardcore beats thanks 😊

Liam Howlett's 1997 remix of Voodoo People (The Chemical Brothers Remix)

Also that Day...