Voodoo People / Out of Space by Prodigy

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as always fantastic

So on track 1 pendulum's remix of voodoo people.First heard this on Pendulum's mix they did for Radio 1s Fabio & Grooverider. It blew me away and about hundred listens later it still blows me away. Its worth the money for this alone. Apart from Pendulum's single Slam its the best piece of production they've ever done. Interesting mix of DNB and punk rock.The Audio Bully's remix of out of space is a let down. I'm a big fan of both Pendulum and the Audio Bullys (and the prodigy) but the bullys haven't hit the target with this. Where pendulum have improved upon a classic this is the poorest effort ive heard from the bullys. The original had a bit of beat variation where this remix just sounds the same the whole way through, and S. Franks vocals just.... don't work.For the Pendulum remix 5 (6 if i could)For the Audio Bullys remix 2

So, we have two remixes. Audio Bully's take on Out of Space is disappointing, being somewhat simple and not managing to beat the original's unusual mix of reggae and drum n bass. However, it is Pendulum's mix of Voodoo People that makes this single worth buying. Pendulum, one of the greats in drum n bass production, have created a truly staggerring remix of Voodoo People. It has the same flavour of the original, coupled with Pendulum's true genuis in creating absolutely stomping drum n bass anthems which make you want to turn up the volume and dance. If this single was just this track, it would be 5 stars easily.

Heard this on Radio 1 last night, and picked it up today - HMV worked out £3 cheaper, sorry Amazon.Curiously, at least when I stuck it in my laptop, the title track - Voodoo People (Pendulum Remix) came out as the second. Weirdness not withstanding, it's well worth your money if you've liked any of their other stuff.