So, The Fat of the Land is going to be 15 years old this year. Loooong time and still beats (in my opinion). What do you think about it if you consider it's "age". It's a "teenager" album haha. But really, I mean things like, does it (still) sound fresh, like an album released not long ago, or how does it sound comparing it to today's music? Of course it is a Prodigy forum so you all say (and think) it is far better than any other albums released not only today but anytime, but if you TRY to put your "fan-side" away, how does it sound, considering it's been released 15 years ago?
By the way I think it would deserve some deluxe edition release in this year, of course on June 30

The Fuck Of The Land

well i was (maybe pointlessly) hoping for a little more extended explanation. sorry for that, after all its just a forum where u can bring up a topic u like and all

And Experience is turning 20.

And BGAT is turning 10.

bgat is sick, liam should make a live rework of it and bring it to the 2012 level

and maxim is turning 45

Happy Birthday to all appropriate Prodigy tracks/albums/members.

but still looking like 35

i think alot of the tracks on TFOL still sound very fresh some tho like serial thrilla for instance aint sounding good these days wasnt a fan lof that track anyway plus firestarter and breathe are getting tireing to listen to the rest tho id say still sound awesome

I still find Serial Thrilla to be fucking EPIC! hehe I just love all the drumrolls and heavy sounds. Literally everything about that track is very in-your-face. LOVE IT!

Climbatize holds a special place though, it's just ridiculous how much it still grabs me by the throat.

I've just bought another copy as I've worn mine out.

TFOTL was the first album from them that I ever owned. I liked I much, although the Firestarter video scared me. I think that the album is timeless. That's what I like about it
(excuse the bad english. It's not the first language for me)

Fact that Prodigy doesn't belong to any genre, makes it kind of ageless and concept of fresh doesn't really apply, at least for MFTJG and FOTL.
Maybe with some exeptions, but still.

Words power and energy are always relevant in electronic music business. I'm confident if FOTL would release tomorrow first time, it will still go NR 1

along with MFTJG , its a timeless album

I don't get it! How was Firestarter a scary video at the time? :s
I really don't get the fuzz around it back in 96!