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Jonathan Higgs recommended track Climbatize by The Prodigy in Fat of the Land by The Prodigy in Music (curated)

 
Fat of the Land by The Prodigy
Fat of the Land by The Prodigy
1997 | Electronic
8.7 (6 Ratings)
Album Favorite

Climbatize by The Prodigy

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"I loved The Prodigy and obviously this album The Fat Of The Land was a big deal for us. I was about 13 years old when it came out and I’d already come up on their other two records, but this was just ‘whoa’. It was the best thing I’d ever heard. I can remember my brother talking to me about ‘Climbatize’ and saying that he got stoned to it and I remember thinking how cool that was. The production is just phenomenal across all their records to be honest. “It felt like a new world to me then, this deeper dance thing; even though it’s not even dance music, really, but that was my childish interpretation of it. I loved that squall and I just thought they were a great band."

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Dragged Across Concrete (2019)
Dragged Across Concrete (2019)
2019 | Action, Crime, Drama
Casting (0 more)
About 2hrs & 20 mins of the movie... (0 more)
Dragged across the 2 hour mark (and then some)
Ok so after seeing the nicely executed movie blood father starring Mel Gibson, I honestly thought this was gonna be another decent movie in his comeback.

Instead what we actually got was a ridiculously Slow, Boring, slightly Violent, Intense in-car talking, Graphic, Forgettable let down.

Also starring vince Vaughn who should seriously stick to terrible comedies (except for Dodgeball) this is a movie that may or may not be about consequences of you actions and so bad you'll ask yourself once again why Gibson won't say yes to lethal weapon 5?

I mean come on, we paid to see die hard 5, we'll pay to see whatever crap that throws at us.....
  
That’s Just Perfect
That’s Just Perfect
Nicola Gill | 2024 | Fiction & Poetry, Romance
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
I loved Swimming For Beginners, so I was very keen to read That’s Just Perfect.
Emily, a 29 year old teacher, is desperate for her estranged father Ed, to think her life is perfect. When he decides to come and visit in order to help her plan her wedding and buy her dress, Emily can’t seem to say “No”. Even though her fiancé has left her. Ed buys her a dress and puts a deposit on a venue - and he has some serious financial problems!

Basically, no-one is talking to anyone else in this book, which causes some frustratingly funny misunderstandings. And this makes it all more difficult to tell the truth.

They’re all very likeable characters, though, and it was a lovely read. I’d recommend this if you need a pick-me-up!