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Exclusive Prodigy Interview

Steve Lamacq hosts a special interview with Liam Howlett of the Prodigy and is granted exclusive access to listen to the source of their new album, The Day Is My Enemy.

Steve hosts a very special interview with Liam Howlett of The Prodigy. Steve is granted exclusive access to the studio of The Prodigy's main man, to listen to the source of their new album The Day Is My Enemy. Liam unlocks the stems of his music and discusses the influences which have seen him at the helm of one of Britain's biggest electronic acts for over 25 years. Steve and Liam talk about the beginning of the band, in the early 90's through the rave scene, releasing seminal albums Music For the Jilted Generation and The Fat of the Land. They then bring it right up to date, with an in depth conversation about the new album whilst listening to the individual elements which make it, from the Liam's London studio.

3 hours

Last on

Wed 1 Apr 2015 16:00

Music Played

  • James

    Sit Down

    • Fontana.
  • Unknown Mortal Orchestra

    Multi-Love

  • Blondie

    (I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear

    • EMI.
  • Cosmo Sheldrake

    Rich

    • Transgressive Records.
  • Crashland

    Modern Animal

  • Kendrick Lamar

    For Free? (Interlude)

    • POLYDOR.
  • Grandaddy

    A.M. 180

    • BIG CAT RECORDS.
  • Alabama Shakes

    Future People

    • Rough Trade.
  • Oscar Scheller

    Daffodil Days

    • Wichita Recordings.
  • Charles Wright & Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band

    Express Yourself

    • WSM.
  • Joan Armatrading

    Love And Affection

    • A&M.
  • The Members

    Sound Of The Suburbs

    • Virgin.
  • The Charlatans

    Let The Good Times Be Never Ending

    • BMG Chrysalis.
  • Bitin' Back

    She's Breaking Up

    • Warner.
  • Ash

    Cocoon

    • Kablammo!.
  • The Pharcyde

    Passin' Me By

    • Delicious Vinyl.
  • Ata Kak

    Obaa Sima

    • Obaa Sima.
    • Awesome Tapes From Africa.
    • 1.
  • Ian Brown

    F.E.A.R.

    • POLYDOR.
  • Everything Everything

    Distant Past

    • RCA Records.
  • Trio

    Da Da Da

    • Young at Heart (Various Artists).
    • Reader's Digest.
  • Bear鈥檚 Den

    Agape

    • Islands.
    • Caroline.
  • The Specials

    Too Much Too Young

    • Chrysalis.
  • The Districts

    Heavy Begs

    • Jagjaguwar.
  • Northern Uproar

    From A Window

Broadcast

  • Wed 1 Apr 2015 16:00