http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iCUS4OIQZY


wtf mates???????????? my friend mailed me this.
i thought it is liam's own created music, and now I think it's a sample??? (listen at 0.19)
any info about it?

hahaha, was thinking the same. pirates never die

The whole track is based on the 70's funk track actually, it doesn't have much Liam in it

Liam wanted a revival of it only, it's the same as in Stand Up

Check this link out http://www.jimpavloff.com/esamples/prodigy.html - It's got loads of samples I've never heard before.

sorry sorry i maybe wrote things so as they can be misunderstood. what i meant was that i thought 3 kilos is fully a track by liam himself and has no sample. and now here is this song, which might be older than 3 kilos, so as maybe liam sampled this.

LOL Liam is an ass

but this a great tune though

I thought it was well known that Liam sampled that tune. And yes it's definetely older than 3 Kilos, from about 1974.

It is, but a lot of new fans to the band won't have known.

id just call it as the prodigy doing a cover (thats in my opinion by the way) theres a few tracks which sound like covers if thats the right word of other tracks for example break and enter,(listen to that then listen to radio babylon sound so similar) Phoenix, stand up,

only Fuel My Fire and Phoenix are covers for me including the same vocal

To me, if you didn't know this... It's like finding out Liam does all the music, and not Keth and Maxim.

i know u say it joyfully, but why do people think that if you very well like a band then you have to just know every damn thing about them? even the footsize of each member? does these things make you a fan? cause then I'm not a fan, so what? I just very well enjoy their music and that's all I need. you know... a little action, not lexical knowledge, is all i need

and btw tell me one more thing then: why is it that in the booklet of albums samples are not mentioned? i mean, take tfotl for instance. u read smbu has elements from give the dummer some, but the fact that it also contains a sample of in memory of isn't ever mentioned. or that breathe contains an elements from da mystery of chessboxin by wu-tang-clan. why is it? shouldn't they mention every damn samples due to copyrights??????

copyrights change and stuff... but to the first half of your comment: a big +1

The narcotic suite is a clear example of these guys coming home clearly bonked out their minds and either un-bonking or taking it to the lext level....so it shouldn't come as a surprise that they totally took a tune and turned it into a spliffage of a cover