Yeah, that’s where I heard.
Keith Flint
Be the lord Jesus…
What a song.
Parents complained to the BBC that, after it was played on TOTP, it frightened the children. It was subsequently banned.
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Well it was a bit weird you’d have to say.
Sickened, the very first album I bought myself was The fat of the land. RIP 
It was shocking. Gave pop music a right kick up the arse.
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Looks like suicide.
RIP.
Too much Charly
Knocked How deep is your love by Take That off the number one spot. If only for that we should be grateful.
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I think the Prodigy at the Point Depot in December 1996 was the second proper concert I attended, after the Prodigy playing support to Oasis at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
It was fucking mega.
I necked a number* of ecstasy tablets at it.
But I’m less saddened by Keith Flint’s death than by that of Ray Wilkins.
*Zero, to be precise.
Back when that sort of thing mattered
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The lap dancer in the video for Smack my Bitch Up was played by glamour model Teresa May.
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As Steps were later to find out, a h makes a huge difference.
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Did Mark Morrison knock the Prodigy off top spot?
Part of a rich Leicester musical tradition, along with Kasabian and Showaddywaddy.
I had a pint with his uncle Skin only yesterday…
Gets coat…
That’s actually a woman. She’s the singer of Skunk Anansie.
The Fat Of The Land was some album.
Some of the lesser known tracks off it still sound fresh (Climbatize, Narayan, Fuel My Fire)
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Narayan is an unreal tune.
Matt Cameron of Soundgarden provided some of the drum samples for the album apparently.
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