I have to agree on that too, but COME ON. Basically EVERY Prodigy track is sampled. Name one track that is 100% studiowork by Liam. Probably ALL tracks contain samples... So seriously, 3 Kilos is obviously... sampled. One way or another.

Anyway, I wasn't being too serious about that statement. It's just that it shouldn't come as a surprise that a less well-known track like 3 Kilos is built up from unknown tracks by artists long forgotten. This is the power of Prodigy. Being some kind of pirates, showing how it's really done with the music. So yeah. I don't see why you're surprised on what I said. It's pretty much basic Prodigy knowledge, right? hehe

Anyway: No hard feelings, I didn't mean to piss you guys off. Honestly.

ah now tell me Intro on mfjtg contains a sample of '....' by '.....' Actually, I know they sample a lot, but I honestly thought narcotic suite is his own creation at all, basic knowledge here, being a fan there. cant imagine a cunt who never does at least ONE single track that is totally his own. its not possible due to laws of human being

Intro on MFTJG is also full of samples

Molotov Bitch is all original, isn't it?

i did not know 3 Kilos used that sample, but that isn't much of a problem because I'm not interested in knowing every sample Prodigy use in their music making (I'm totally not the most assiduous fan in here). what we can agree on, though, is that some samples are minor (like "Smack My Bitch Up") and some other are quite major (like Phoenix and Stand Up as mentionned)

what had me surprised here, isn't discovering the use of such a major sample, but the fact that it wasn't credited the way Phoenix and Stand Up were

I mean, it's ok if they let some minor samples (that blend discreetly into the mix) go uncredited, but if a major sample (featuring a big piece of melody) makes a track sound just like another, I think it's common sense that it should get credited, otherwise it's plain stealing


btw no tension here

yeah man, thats what i was also babbling. i cant really understand how can it even be. as for myself i say ok if a u use a sample but u distort and twist it so much that it cannot be even recognized at all and u let it go uncredited, but otherwise i say every damn samples should be credited.

just found this video. both the prodigy's hip's trip fill and mindfields uses a sample of this song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wmrceGewqI

didnt know it either.

liam used to use the beginning of that track as a fill

Pierce Brosnan in Lawnmower Man (written by Stephen King, Brett Leonard and Gimel Everett). By the way, it's not really a sample, rather 'heavily inspired by'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9zGCuoIcYU

How convenient, I'm actually the first one on Youtube to upload this (I did this especially for you). Any questions?

i donno if i should consider this a sample. my idea of a sample is some kind of a rhythm not some speeches from a movie. and, like u said, its rather a "heavily inspired by" situation than a real sample. especially that the "vocal" on intro has been re-recorded by someone else. and if u said "any questions?", yes I have one: who did the speech in the intro? liam himself?