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Invaders Must Die [2CD / DVD / Booklet - Special Edition] [CD+DVD, Special Edition]

The Prodigy Audio CD
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  • Audio CD (9 Nov 2009)
  • Number of Discs: 3
  • Format: CD+DVD, Special Edition
  • Label: Cooking Vinyl - Take Me To The Hospital
  • ASIN: B002S2NMW6
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  Vinyl  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (166 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 7,830 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Disc: 1
1. Invaders Must Die
2. Omen
3. Thunder
4. Colours
5. Take Me to the Hospital
6. Warriors Dance
7. Run With the Wolves
8. Omen Reprise
9. World's On Fire
10. Piranha
See all 14 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Invaders Must Die (Liam H Re-amped)
2. Invaders Must Die (Chase & Status Remix)
3. Omen (Noisia Remix)
4. Omen (Herve Remix)
5. Warriors Dance (Future Funk Squad Remix)
6. Warriors Dance (Benga Remix)
7. Warriors Dance (South Central Remix)
8. Take Me to the Hospital (Rusko Remix)
9. Take Me to the Hospital (Sub Focus Remix)
10. Take Me to the Hospital (Josh Homme & Liam H's Wreckage Mix)
See all 13 tracks on this disc

Product Description

THE PRODIGY Invaders Must Die (2009 reissue UK Special Edition 3-disc [2CD/1DVD] album set comprising a 14-track edition of Invaders Must Die featuring the singles Omen Warriors Dance Take Me To The Hospital and the 3 Bonus Recordings The Big Gundown Wild West & Omen [Live]; plus a Bonus 13-track CD including remixes of Invaders Must Die Omen Warriors Dance Take Me To The Hospital & Thunder; and Bonus DVD containing music videosand a live performance of Take Me To The Hospital filmed at Australias Big Day Out Festival 2009. Presented in a picture slipcase complete with a tour picture booklet!)

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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars The Return Of A Favourite 23 Feb 2009
By DL Productions UK VINE™ VOICE
Format:Vinyl|Amazon Verified Purchase
The Prodigy are back, and with Keith Flint, Liam Howlett and Maxim all back in ranks, this has to be one of the most exciting comebacks - especially after the disappointment of "Baby's Got a Temper", which I quite enjoyed personally, it seems other fans didn't really take to it.

Invaders Must Die has the grittiness and power of The Fat of The Land, the excitement of rave from Experience and the more grungy sound that was introduced in Always Outnumbered. Tracks like Thunder bring back the more darker side of the band, and reminds us of Out of Space - it's raw energy will transfer well on the stage when they gig later this year. Take Me To The Hospital also sounds typical of stuff you'd find on Experience, with the added vocals that you'd find on Music For The Gilted Generation.

Other excellent tracks include the hit "Invaders Must Die", it's prominent synth line reminding us why they are considered top of the electronica tree, and Omen, with it's simple "Out Of Space" sound, breaks, and single finger xylophone lead, really brings me back to 1992, in a good way too.

It's also nice to see Dave Grohl on this, doing live drums for the boys.

This is a top album, I was really glad to get it today and discover the sound that I loved about The Prodigy was back. I enjoyed Always Outnumbered, so I wasn't worried if they had kept to that formula, but the fact they have re-grouped and done a mixture of old and new style really does wonders.

This limited edition box set is great too, 5 7" singles - all coloured and has the whole album on, a CD/DVD (hybrid) which has the album on it, and the DVD side has the video of Omen, and Invaders Must Die. There is also a bonus CD with 4 tracks. It also has two films on there, World's On Fire, and Warriors Dance. Not only that, you get a stencil, Prodigy stickers and a poster.

For me this was worth every penny, excellent.
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32 of 35 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Back To The Oldskool 23 Feb 2009
Format:Audio CD
Firstly i must say i was a little apprehensive about the new album. After the release of Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned i thought the prodigy were taking their music in a completely different direction. Don't get me wrong i still think that was an excellent album, production was great, everything hit the right spots, but especially when hearing the tracks live, it didn't really work with the rest of their material.

Now to the new release, Invaders Must Die!

The first thing you notice when listening to this album is the quality of the production, Liam has proven once again that he is the master when it comes to hard hitting beats, insane synths and massive breakdowns. Everything sounds clean and polished, and you can tell a lot of time has been spent making everything work.

No doubt you've heard the opening track a hundred times already on the radio, but it was nice to hear a few changes to the version you might have already heard. This tracks kind of a nod to the last album, and maybe Liam's trying to show us how it should have been done last time.

The second track Omen is our first glimpse back into the oldschool, hard hitting beats, and a piercing synth that takes you right back. I do have one gripe with this track tho, the version they played on radio 1 for the first time a few weeks ago had a slightly different break in it, which i prefer to the one on the album. It does work with the rest of the album though, so it's not necessarily a bad thing.

Thunder is a nod to electro/house but still keeps to the roots of the prodigy's sound, oldschool stabs and a ragga vocal reminiscent of Out Of Space. I expect to hear this one out in the clubs a fair bit.

Next up, Colours, which is more or less a sped up dubstep track, with some decent lyrics from Keith. I like the keyboard work in this track, which sounds very much like something off Experience.

Take Me To The Hospital takes it back to the breakbeat, and sounds like something you would have heard at a rave in the early nineties, but again brings it back up to date with some slicing beats and some quality production.

Next Up, Warriors Dance, which is my favorite track off the album. This track is truly for the prodigy fans who have been their from the start of the prodigy's career. I expect this will be an amazing track live. The breakdown three quarters into the track will have all the cheesy quavers putting their hands in the air.

Run With The Wolves brings us back up to date, with a drum loop that wouldn't have sounded out of place on The Fat Of The Land. It sounds dirty (which is a good thing), and Keith's vocals are quite reminiscent of Firestarter. I love the synth near the end which sounds like it's been lifted straight off a Commodore 64.

Omen (Reprise) truly takes you back to the hysteria years. At a festival this would make the perfect opener to Omen. This wouldn't sound out of place on an Commodore Amiga game. It's a decent filler.

Worlds On Fire is where the album firmly sets it's place as an oldschool/newschool mix. The stabbing synths and jumpy keyboards make sure this will get the entire crowd jumping at a live gig. The keyboards especially sound like something off Experience.

Piranha is the most 'band' sounding track off the album. Haunting synths straight from Scooby Doo, mixed with some oldschool stabs. The vocals work well to bring the whole track together too.

The last track, Stand Up, Is a nod to the narcotic suite from Jilted Generation. Some people may not like it's slow pace, but if you loved tracks like 3 Kilos off Jilted, then you'll take this one to heart too. An upbeat end to a brilliant album.

Overall this album works really well as a whole. I can honestly say i like every track off this album. It defiantly brings the Prodigy sound up to date, but will please fans of the early nineties material too. I never lost my faith in the prodigy like many people did, but this albums proves they can still do it like they used to. The Prodigy are defiantly back!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Prodigy at their best 18 Dec 2009
Format:Audio CD
Awesome album from the Prodigy yet again. I had the original but got this due to the second CD of remixes and was not disappointed! The new mixes are superb, it hasn't come out of my car stereo yet! The additional tracks on CD1 are also an added bonus. This album is a must for any Prodigy fan, especially if you hark back to the days of the Experience album as it has a lot of old school rave riffs thrown in to it as well.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars Disc Scratched
I love the music however on track 2 and track 6 the cd jumps and on investigation of the cd, there are 2 scratches!! pissed off doesn't doesn't cover it!!.
Published 8 days ago by Bonkas
5.0 out of 5 stars love it
Wanted this for a present it is just great if you are a fan of Prodigy, this special edition is great got the original but this is fantastic.
Published 1 month ago by scooby2
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent
Great album, really strong songs all the way through, absolutely no let up in beat and intensity. An absolute must!
Published 2 months ago by Dahlia Gray
5.0 out of 5 stars Its prodigy
Awesome! Great album, up there with fat of the land and includes a load of remixes as well great value and many hours of ear pleasure :)
Published 4 months ago by del brennan
5.0 out of 5 stars value
excellent value exactly as described pleasure to do business with this vendor would use again and recommend to other people
Published 5 months ago by matthew hoyle
5.0 out of 5 stars prodigy - invaders must die
Great cd and came quickly and in great condition. I thought it was an excellent price and I am very happy! Thank you!
Published 7 months ago by craigyt2611
1.0 out of 5 stars only 1 decent track
The title song 'Invaders Must Die,' is the only decent song on the album. Usually a bad's creative period depletes after the first 6-9 years of their activity. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Paul Smithson
5.0 out of 5 stars Content of Discs
Got this album recently (28-Jul-11) and have played it over and over all weekend. It is AWESOME!!!! Read more
Published 21 months ago by Tranceninja
5.0 out of 5 stars Top class
Nice Cd and DVD combo for a great price, on the cd they are epic, live they are epic and i'll watch the DVD soon!

Buy it for this price! Awesome 11 / 10
Published 23 months ago by David Thompson
4.0 out of 5 stars Great album
very good album. most of the songs are really good. couple arent amazing, but hey ho, can never have a perfect album
Published on 18 Oct 2010 by LW
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