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clublife:
an interview with prodigy |
"It's
all down to the music"
Liam
Howlett
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| "Its
like when people were trying to label us as a technoact .....in
91 you know, we weren't techno. I was into techno, but that wasn't
what we were doing. It was an easy label to put on us but we didnt
want that. We were like 'no, we're just a hard dance act'"
Liam |
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"We're not big in America, Oasis aren't big in America"
Liam
"We
are not even small in America" Keith
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| "As
long as you keep it real to yourself, it'll always be real, you
know. and stick to what you believe" Maxim |
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"I
hate Russia, Russia is the most depressing place I've ever been
to. The sky is like hundred meters from the gruond and then thats
it, just grey. I've never been so depressed in my whole life,
but the show was incredible. I couldn't wait to get out there.
I would have sold my gran to go through customs"
Keith |
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| "When
we first started I was all paranoid walking around thinking, ah
shit, we gotta be really careful 'we stay underground' and all
that shit. But its still bollocks, really, cause in the end of
the day there's nothing wrong with coming out and saying 'yeah,
here we are, we're large', you know, as long as the music is good,
as long as the music stays on one level and we all always know
that we're going with that. Its all down to the music. "
Liam |
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"You
dont look in the mirror and start putting faces and thinking 'yeah,
thats gonna work right on stage, cause it just doesn't"
Keith |
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| "It's
not an act, its not a show, its just vibes, its just energy, the
way we express ourselves to music." Maxim |
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"Loads
of bands sell out over there (America), they use real stupid
samples and commercial shit and earn loads of money, but noone
ever says 'hang on a minute, LL Cool J has really sold out'.
Just because he has money he gets respect. he's got his own
sitcom now, so whats that? I used to respect that, I'm gonna
get shot now!" Liam
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