The Prodigy hit Pinkpop in 2005 like a collision between a rave, a punk show and a full-scale electronic assault. With Liam Howlett driving the machinery and Keith Flint and Maxim Reality turning the front of the stage into a place of constant motion, the hour-long performance captures the group’s ability to make programmed beats […]
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