As for the Prodigy, it is Keith Flint, whose stage presence was that of some frightening, demonic court jester, who remains its sadly missed iconic figure. The song includes samples of Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed byВ ThinВ Lizzy, Da Mystery of Chessboxin' byВ Wu-TangВ Clan, and The Rill Thing by Little Richard. The song was written by Keith, keyboardist and producer Liam Howlett, and co-frontman Maxim Reality, also known as Keith Palmer, features whiplash rhythms, driving guitar riffs and a sneering vocal that echoes John Lydon and the Sex Pistols. Breathe, along with Firestarter, from the 1996 album The Fat Of The Land, marking the height fo the British bandвЂ™s career when they brought dance and rave music to a new punk level. Breathe is to date The Prodigy's biggest selling single ever. The song was a major worldwide hit, reaching the top 10 in several countries such as Australia, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Switzerland. The whiplashing sword sound is a sample of 'Da. Come play my game, Ill test ya Psychosomatic, addict, insane Inhale, inhale, youre the victim Exhale.

The song reached 1 in The Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Norway, Poland, Spain Sweden and the United Kingdom. Breathe was everywhere in Australia in 1997, spending 34 weeks in the charts from December вЂ™96, but I didnвЂ™t pick up the ProdigyвЂ™s albums until early вЂ™99. Breathe Breathe with me Breathe the pressure. Another sudden death of a great performer, and this time a tribute to the ProdigyвЂ™s Keith Flint, who began as a dancer for the punk rave band, but whoвЂ™s magnetic presence turned into a charismatic co-frontman. The Prodigy performed 'Breathe' at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, and won the Viewer's Choice Award. This was the Prodigy's best selling single in the UK, selling 709,000 copies including 195,000 in its first week despite radio play being restricted to the evening shows.

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