Prodigy, The - Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005

Once again, "Fire (Burning Version)" has been excluded from a Prodigy album. It‘s not even on the second disc, nor is the video on the DVD. Most people who buy compilations do so to get into the band, and it was “Fire (Burning Version)”, together with “Out Of Space”, who got me into them, something I probably share with a lot of people.
And what about “Baby’s Got A Temper”? All these three tracks had big importance in Prodigy history.
If space was the issue, some of the other tracks could easily have been removed.

I simply could have said that this album is only worth buying for the bonus disc if you're already a Prodigy fan that has the previous albums. It is because, as a fact, the second disc is really a good disc to own as it features a full list of yet unreleased songs interesting enough to be gathered together. But it's not only this. It is the album that shows all the great retrospective of the group and the best of their work on one simple CD. However, there remain a few details that, in my opinion, should have been changed. As example, "Hotride" is a single track that I deeply dislike, so its presence on the CD doesn't thrill me that much (happily, it's the only one in that case). But, as the main deficiency, the CD is called "The Singles 1990-2005", but there isn't even the first single of all, which is "What Evil Lurks". We can even see a tag refering to it inside the booklet, how could have Liam Howlett dared forget to add this classic to the compilation? After all, none of this affect the fact that "Their Law" is still a great retrospective compilation of The Prodigy, and its name as also been well chosen to represent them. But, I think I cannot force you to get it, like I cannot force you to reach the nirvana... ;-p