The Prodigy
Music for the Jilted Generation
The Prodigy were a rave band that evolved into a more mainstream act. Liam Howlett wrote all their music, with other members later getting increasingly prominent on vocals.
Equipment list
Circa Experience
- Akai S1100[1][2]
- Alesis QuadraVerb[1][2]
- Mackie CR-1604[1][3]
- Roland Alpha Juno-2[1]
- Roland JD-800[1]
- Roland Juno-106[1][2]
- Roland SH-101[1][2]
- Roland TB-303 (×2)[1][2]
- Roland TR-909[1][2]
- Roland U-220[1][2]
- Roland W-30[1][2]
- Technics SL-1200[1][2]
Additions circa Music for the Jilted Generation
Additions circa The Fat of the Land
- Akai CD3000[2]
- Akai S3200 (×2)[2]
- Boss SE-70 (×4)[2]
- Roland TR-808[2]
- Roland VP-330[2]
Selected discography
- Experience, 1992
- Music for the Jilted Generation, 1994
- The Fat of the Land, 1997
References
- "The Lone Raver" Tim Goodyer, Music Technology, May 1992
- "Liam Howlett: The Prodigy & Firestarter" Paul Nagle, Sound On Sound, Sep 1996
- "Liam Howlett: Recording Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned" Sue Sillitoe, Sound On Sound, Oct 2004
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