One love
| One love | |
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| The Prodigy | |
| publication | October 1993 |
| length | 5:50 (Original Mix) 3:53 (Album Edit) |
| Genre (s) | Rave , techno |
| Author (s) | Liam Howlett |
| album | Music for the Jilted Generation |
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One Love was the seventh single release by the English big beat and breakbeat band The Prodigy . It was released in October 1993 as the pre-single of the 1994 album Music for the Jilted Generation .
admission
In response to the growing criticism of the commercial sell-off brought the band Liam Howlett pieces One Love and the corresponding Jonny L Remix initially on 12 "vinyl as a white label under the name Earthbound 1 and Earthbound 2 out. Many Underground- DJs was the piece initially praised as one of the best releases of the year. but when Howlett announced to have produced the record, she was shunned abruptly from the DJs. the Prodigy were able to see as it, to be estimated before from the scene, a good electronic dance music to to produce.
One Love was also the band's second single after What Evil Lurks that was not released in the United States . However, One Love is on the soundtrack of the film Hackers - On the FBI's Network .
Music video
The video for the single was produced by Hyperbolic Systems and shows computer-generated graphics with occasional images of the dancing band members.
Individual evidence
- ↑ One Love in the Official UK Charts (English)