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The Prodigy – The Day Is My Enemy

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Label:Take Me To The Hospital – HOSPCD005, Cooking Vinyl – HOSPCD005
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CD, Album
Country:UK
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Genre:Electronic
Style:Breaks, Big Beat

Tracklist

1The Day Is My Enemy
Drums [Live Drums] – Top Secret Drum Corps
Vocals – MTP*, Maxim, Jackson*
4:26
2Nasty
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Tim Hutton
Vocals – Keef Flint*, Maxim
Vocals [Additional Vocal] – Brother Culture
4:03
3Rebel Radio
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Tim Hutton
Vocals – Keef Flint*, Maxim
Vocals [Additional Vocal] – Brother Culture
3:52
4Ibiza
Featuring – Sleaford Mods
2:46
5Destroy
Written-By – Liam Howlett, Zak H Laycock
4:29
6Wild Frontier
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Tim Hutton
Co-producer – KillSonik
Vocals – Maxim
4:28
7Rok-Weiler
Co-producer – Black Futures
Guitar – Rob Holliday
Vocals – Keef Flint*
3:51
8Beyond The Deathray
Written-By – Liam Howlett, Neil McLellan
3:09
9Rhythm Bomb
Featuring – Flux Pavilion
4:12
10Roadblox
Vocals – Maxim
Written-By – Liam Howlett, Maxim
5:01
11Get Your Fight On
Co-producer – KillSonik
Vocals – Keef Flint*, Maxim
3:39
12Medicine
Vocals – Maxim, YT
Written-By – Liam Howlett, Mark Hull, Maxim
3:56
13Invisible Sun
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Tim Hutton
Vocals – Keef Flint*
Written-By – Liam Howlett
4:16
14Wall Of Death
Vocals – Keef Flint*, Maxim
4:04
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Issued in a jewel case, with 10-page foldout booklet and clear disc tray.

The Day Is My Enemy:
Incorporating elements of "All Through The Night" by Cole Porter
Published by WB Music Corp. All rights administered by Warner/Chappell North America Ltd
Used by permission. All rights reserved
Published by BMG / Copyright Control / WB Music Corp

Nasty:
Published by BMG / Kobalt / Perfect Songs / Incentive Music Management

Rebel Radio:
Published by BMG/Incentive Music Management/Copyright Control/Perfect Songs

Ibiza:
Published by BMG / Wipeout Music

Destroy:
Published by BMG / Incentive Music Management

Wild Frontier:
Published by BMG / MTA / Perfect Songs / Incentive Music Management

Rok-Weiler:
Published by BMG / Kobalt / Copyright Control

Beyond The Deathray:
Published by BMG / Copyright Control

Rhythm Bomb:
Featuring samples from the Jomanda recording "Make My Body Rock 1990" produced under license from Atlantic Recording Corp. by arrangement with Rhino Entertainment Company
Flux Pavilion appears courtesy of Circus Records/Atlantic
Published by BMG / Maximum Boost Publishing administered by Sony/ATV/ Warner Chappell

Roadblox:
Published by BMG / Supahero Media Limited/Kobalt

Get Your Fight On:
Contains a sample of "Salami Fever" by Pepe Deluxé courtesy of Catskills Records
Published by BMG / Supahero Media Limited/Kobalt / Perfect Songs / MTA / Catskills Music Publishing / Incentive Music Management

Medicine:
Contains a sample of "Se Makri Sofra / At A Long Table" by Babaka & His Ensemble as featured on the album "Music Of The Balkans Vol 2" (FM 707) courtesy of FM Records.
Published by BMG / Universal Egg (Westbury) / Supahero Media Limited/Kobalt

Invisible Sun:
Published by BMG

Wall Of Death:
Published by BMG / Copyright Control / Kobalt

Written and recorded in various hotel rooms around the world, on planes and at The Prodigy Tileyard Studio. Mixed at Sarm.
Mastered at Metropolis.

We live for the beats!

℗ & © 2015 Take Me To The Hospital under exclusive license to Cooking Vinyl Ltd
Made in the EU

Includes CD-Text technology.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 7 11297 88052 6
  • Barcode (Scanned: UPC_A): 711297880526
  • Label Code: LC:7180
  • Matrix / Runout (Variants 1 to 4): HOSPCD005 01
  • Mastering SID Code (Variants 1 to 4): IFPI LY33
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI AEW35
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI AEW36
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI AEW11
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI AEW26

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The Day Is My Enemy (2×LP, Album, 180 Gram)Take Me To The Hospital, Cooking VinylHOSPLP005UK2015
The Day Is My Enemy (CD, Album)Take Me To The Hospital, Cooking VinylHOSPCD005Australia & New Zealand2015
The Day Is My Enemy (Box Set, Album, Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition, 12", 45 RPM, Red, 12", 45 RPM, Yellow, 12", 45 RPM)Take Me To The Hospital, Cooking VinylHOSPBOX005UK2015
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Reviews

  • mattcymru2021's avatar
    mattcymru2021
    Edited 5 months ago
    Not happy with this one.. it sounds very stale. still much better than most modern music. No tourists is much better.
    • sdwilson's avatar
      sdwilson
      I'm getting old this album is too hard and fast.
      • DaveHale's avatar
        DaveHale
        As a fan of the Prodigy's music since their early material from 1991, I've found that since "Always Outnumbered…" my fandom has been a relationship of diminishing returns. To echo previous reviewers, "Experience" is a classic of its time, "Jilted…" and "Fat of the Land" are phenomenal bodies of work. Since that classic opening trilogy there has probably been one good album's worth of material spread across four so-so releases. While the tracks may work as part of a colossal live stage show, they aren't nearly as satisfying as a home listening experience. There are glimpses at what might have been: "The Day Is My Enemy" has the mighty "Destroy" buried in the track list. With super-tight production, heavy weight stabs, and an almighty drum break, "Destroy" is a throwback to a bygone era of rave, as well as a cracking take on modern uptempo breaks. It's the only moment of genius in an otherwise forgettable affair, but a track i come back to again and again. The album barely rates 2 stars, but "Destroy" is a gem that shouldn't be overlooked.
        • OF-THE-WORLD's avatar
          OF-THE-WORLD
          Edited 5 years ago
          The next Prodigy album will be an interpretation of the Neil Young album "TRANS"- it will be titled "Fat of our Bellies (babyboom RMX)" .
          • JonathanMurray's avatar
            JonathanMurray
            Used to be a big fan of the Prodigy but not any more. The Omen & Warriors dance were good tracks but the rest of the stuff they produce has been disappointing. Nothing really worth talking about after the first few album's. Music For The Jilted Generation & Fat Of The Land are The Prodigy's best two albums Experience I really enjoyed back in the early 90's but I have not listened to that album in a very long time.
            • Mockinha's avatar
              Mockinha
              Edited 6 years ago
              most of prodigy's new tracks it's like a drill in ur head. permanent brain damage caused by drugs. there's no balance like the '90s. look on the titles of the tracks - they don't have a positive message. it is like - I have fangs and claws. who's the bad man;)?
              • Mikayekel27's avatar
                Mikayekel27
                Edited 6 years ago
                If Fat of the Land was an application of the sweet science of boxing, this is six cops beating a minority in an alley. Just bludgeoning breakbeat after head crushing beat while his cohorts scream words of encouragement to f*ck the poor guy up further. Halfway through I'm reaching for the Excedrin. What happened to the innovation? This isn't an album to enjoy, it's an exercise on how to start a riot. The Day isn't my enemy...you are.
                • chrissyboy73's avatar
                  chrissyboy73
                  I think the proof is in the pudding. We are all harking back to the first three albums, they are classics in their own right and are all very much of their time. Prodigy was the standard bearer for 100mph dance/pop music. their live shows were always fabulous. The albums are indeed a little dated but still sound good and definitely have their moments.
                  But times change and the sounds no longer have the same impact. in 10 - 15 years his later efforts will not be remembered in the same vein. that in itself speaks volumes as to the importance of the Prodigy post 1997.

                  If Liam Howlett wanted to cause a stir he should make a dirtchamber sessions Vol 2.
                  I rest my case
                  • Alyxxandria's avatar
                    Alyxxandria
                    Edited 8 years ago
                    Slightly better as an album than Invaders Must Die in my opinion. It's still nothing like their first 3 albums and I doubt anything can ever be. Like a lot of people have pointed out, a lot of it feels recycled and mashups of their previous stuff. But at least it's Prodigy and sounds like Prodigy. And overall I think it's a very strong effort.
                    4/5
                    • yohaib86's avatar
                      yohaib86
                      Fucking awesome album! I love prodigy, awesome beat, awesome melody!
                      I love old music and prodigy keep surprising me.
                      5 STARS!

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