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Tracklist

1Android5:03
2Everybody In The Place3:27
3We Gonna Rock4:34
4What Evil Lurks4:23

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CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
XLT-17, XLT 17The Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(12", EP)XL Recordings, XL RecordingsXLT-17, XLT 17UK1991
XLT-17The Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(12", EP)XL RecordingsXLT-17UK1991
XLXV1501DLThe Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(4xFile, WAV, EP)XL RecordingsXLXV1501DLUK2004
noneThe Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(CDr, EP, Ltd, Promo, Unofficial)Techno PlanetnoneUkraine2008
XLXV 1501The Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(CD, EP, Promo)XL RecordingsXLXV 1501UK2004
CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
XLT-17The Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(12", EP, Promo, W/Lbl, Sti)XL RecordingsXLT-17UK1991
XLT-17The Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(12", EP)XL RecordingsXLT-17UK1991
XLXV1501DLThe Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(4xFile, WAV, EP)XL RecordingsXLXV1501DLUK2004
noneThe Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(CDr, EP, Ltd, Promo, Unofficial)Techno PlanetnoneUkraine2008
XLXV 1501The Prodigy What Evil Lurks ‎(CD, EP, Promo)XL RecordingsXLXV 1501UK2004

Credits

  • Mastered By – Pauls'
  • Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – L. Howlett

Notes

Copyright Control
℗© XL-Recordings 1991
Made in England

Track A1 samples:
Dialogue from radio series The Shadow
Vocal from West Street Mob - Break Dancin' - Electric Boogie
Vocal from Ultramagnetic MCs - A Chorus Line
Horn from Madness - Night Boat To Cairo

Track A2 samples:
Vocal from LL Cool J - El Shabazz

Track B1 samples:
Vocal from Kool G Rap DJ Polo - Road To Riches
Vocal grunt from Big Daddy Kane - Big Daddy's Theme
Vocal from Circuit ft. Koffi - Shelter Me (Helter Skelter Mix)

Track B2 Samples:
Vocal from M.C. Duke & Merlin - Freestyle Part 2.

Packaged in a generic die-cut XL-Recordings silver and black sleeve.
Some copies have a sleeve sticker announcing the artist and tracklisting.
Also some copies comes with a press sheet.
Approximately 7000 copies pressed.

There has also been an official reissue XLXV 1501.Genuine XL promo of original release with "The Exchange" in the runouts.
White label with track listing on a sticker on one label.
The other label has an "XL" sticker, as does the plain white sleeve.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5 012093 501765
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings Side A (Variant 1)): XLT-17-A1 PAULS' MT C
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings Side B (Variant 1)): XLT-17-B-1 THE EXCHANGE MT C
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings Side A (Variant 2)): XLT-17-A1 PAULS' MT H
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings Side B (Variant 2)): XLT-17-B-1 THE EXCHANGE MT H
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings Side A (Variant 3)): XLT-17-A1 PAULS' MT A
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings Side B (Variant 3)): XLT-17-B-1 THE EXCHANGE MT A

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – XL Recordings
  • Copyright (c) – XL Recordings
  • Mastered At – The Exchange
  • Mastered At – Musitech
  • Distributed By – Warner Music UK Ltd.
  • Distributed By – Greyhound Distribution

Video

Info

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The Prodigy - What Evil Lurks mp3

Performer: The Prodigy

Title: What Evil Lurks

Country: UK

Release date: 25 Feb 1991

Label: XL Recordings

Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore, Techno

Catalog: XLT-17, XLT 17

Genre: Electronic

Size MP3: 1911 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 759

Record source: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP

Prodigy Xl Recordings Breakbeat Hardcore Techno 1991

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Zorve
i have one... 8709912xl recording 1991i hope that can help you....
Zorve
i have one... 8709912xl recording 1991i hope that can help you....
Amhirishes
my copy has a phone number of 870-7511 (same as on the press release). everything else looks as per description for this release.anyone know anything or also have this?best prodigy release by far imho!
Amhirishes
my copy has a phone number of 870-7511 (same as on the press release). everything else looks as per description for this release.anyone know anything or also have this?best prodigy release by far imho!
Galubel
Today Keith Flint passed away. RIP to the original fire starter.
Galubel
Today Keith Flint passed away. RIP to the original fire starter.
Nothing personal
The syncopated bass line of What Evil Lurks is just amazing. Such a vital building block of The Prodigy's sound. Liam Howlett is a funk genius!
Nothing personal
The syncopated bass line of What Evil Lurks is just amazing. Such a vital building block of The Prodigy's sound. Liam Howlett is a funk genius!
Άνουβις
What Evil Lurks. Starts off well with the breakbeat and vocal sample but the bass line is annoying. Android is an amazing stomper of a beat!Everybody In The Place dancefloor killer.We Gonna Rock! OMFG what a heavy track for 1991!
Άνουβις
What Evil Lurks. Starts off well with the breakbeat and vocal sample but the bass line is annoying. Android is an amazing stomper of a beat!Everybody In The Place dancefloor killer.We Gonna Rock! OMFG what a heavy track for 1991!
Tyler Is Not Here
Was gutted when this got a reissue in 2004 and knocked about 500 quid off my original pressing's value. Was definitely the jewel in my prodigy collection back in the day when imho the Prodigy were still credible i.e. before all their current pop-punk nonsense.
Tyler Is Not Here
Was gutted when this got a reissue in 2004 and knocked about 500 quid off my original pressing's value. Was definitely the jewel in my prodigy collection back in the day when imho the Prodigy were still credible i.e. before all their current pop-punk nonsense.
Mr.Death
I to have a copy from 91 and can remember seeing it in the rare groove book for a lot more than twenty quid rest in peace Keith flint
Mr.Death
I to have a copy from 91 and can remember seeing it in the rare groove book for a lot more than twenty quid rest in peace Keith flint
Hystana
Be careful when buying this because 'Hard to find' records booted it along with lots of others such as Expose - Tell me why & CeCe Rogers - Someday. I think the way to tell is the matrix in the run out wax starts with 'HTF' but the records themselves look identical
Hystana
Be careful when buying this because 'Hard to find' records booted it along with lots of others such as Expose - Tell me why & CeCe Rogers - Someday. I think the way to tell is the matrix in the run out wax starts with 'HTF' but the records themselves look identical
black coffe
Original XL mix made on liam's Roland w30 including samples https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&persist_app=1&v=JPIy1V7nTJU
black coffe
Original XL mix made on liam's Roland w30 including samples https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&persist_app=1&v=JPIy1V7nTJU
Banal
Incidentally, this guy reckons he has the original Roland W30 that Liam made this with. Check it out /watch?v=JjV849t1nMs
Banal
Incidentally, this guy reckons he has the original Roland W30 that Liam made this with. Check it out /watch?v=JjV849t1nMs
MarF
Original video created by the seller. He got it off his brother who was a mate of Liam's back in the day.
MarF
Original video created by the seller. He got it off his brother who was a mate of Liam's back in the day.
Justie
This record probably has changed my life - it was after The Fat of the land etc. I discovered their music once again from other side...I wish I wasn't 2 years old in 1991 or have a time machine to travel to early 90's raves :-) My friend gave on my b-day an original release it was a f-king best present ever. It does still sound great!
Justie
This record probably has changed my life - it was after The Fat of the land etc. I discovered their music once again from other side...I wish I wasn't 2 years old in 1991 or have a time machine to travel to early 90's raves :-) My friend gave on my b-day an original release it was a f-king best present ever. It does still sound great!
mr.Mine
The best days of Prodigy,
mr.Mine
The best days of Prodigy,
Goltizuru
Hmm I wonder what version I got. Runout says Damont and xlt17. Barcode: 5 012093 501765. Sleeve is plain black.
Goltizuru
Hmm I wonder what version I got. Runout says Damont and xlt17. Barcode: 5 012093 501765. Sleeve is plain black.
Throw her heart
Liam originally offered this tune to Tam Tam Records. As Liam had previously been in Cut 2 Kill, who had signed a deal with Tam Tam, he decided to offer it to them. They refused, and XL snapped it up instead.
Throw her heart
Liam originally offered this tune to Tam Tam Records. As Liam had previously been in Cut 2 Kill, who had signed a deal with Tam Tam, he decided to offer it to them. They refused, and XL snapped it up instead.
Iphonedivorced
This is by far and away THE best Prodigy release,every tune is an absolutely belting floorfiller. Me and Jason ripped Glasgow dancefloors with this back in the early 90's and it still does the damage today.
Iphonedivorced
This is by far and away THE best Prodigy release,every tune is an absolutely belting floorfiller. Me and Jason ripped Glasgow dancefloors with this back in the early 90's and it still does the damage today.
Yadon
No promotional copies of What Evil Lurks were released by XL-Recordings on either vinyl or CD. Only ten acetate white label 12 inches were pressed to promote this single.
Yadon
No promotional copies of What Evil Lurks were released by XL-Recordings on either vinyl or CD. Only ten acetate white label 12 inches were pressed to promote this single.
Bev
Aye, bit of a groundbreaker this one, although not that great it somehow managed to carve out a niche for Liam Howlet. I think they timed his next release perfectly, so as to catch whatever this first one had managed to do. Personally i think it caught the people who were getting bored with the way the scene was becoming overground, The Prodigy grabbed the scene Altern-8 had managed to stem, that almost comical but hard edged approach to hardcore and the whole drugs culture. And for the record (no pun inteneded) i had the original promo of this with photocopied press release inside, god knows whose got it now, prolly up in Nottingham with DJ Dizzy.
Bev
Aye, bit of a groundbreaker this one, although not that great it somehow managed to carve out a niche for Liam Howlet. I think they timed his next release perfectly, so as to catch whatever this first one had managed to do. Personally i think it caught the people who were getting bored with the way the scene was becoming overground, The Prodigy grabbed the scene Altern-8 had managed to stem, that almost comical but hard edged approach to hardcore and the whole drugs culture. And for the record (no pun inteneded) i had the original promo of this with photocopied press release inside, god knows whose got it now, prolly up in Nottingham with DJ Dizzy.
DEAD-SHOT
Didn't Liam also produce hip-hop before the Prodigy ??
DEAD-SHOT
Didn't Liam also produce hip-hop before the Prodigy ??
Jube
Mate I had to disagree with you on your review simply because you seem to have got your history in a muddle.Altern 8 had their first hit (Infiltrate 202) in July 1991, a full 6 months after this first release by The Prodigy.So what's all this talk about The Prodigy grabbing "a scene Altern 8 had managed to stem"?Besides, after this first release you could hardly say that The Prodigy were "underground", any more so than Altern 8!Oh and I also disagree that this release (the What Evil Lurks E.P.) "carved out a niche" for Liam Howlett. He was already making demos well before this was out on XL. If you're talking sustainable productivity, it took the success of Charly to kickstart his (financially worthwhile) career.Not really wanting to have a go or anything, just wanted to clear up a few details as a fellow Prodigy (but moreso Altern 8) fan. :P
Jube
Mate I had to disagree with you on your review simply because you seem to have got your history in a muddle.Altern 8 had their first hit (Infiltrate 202) in July 1991, a full 6 months after this first release by The Prodigy.So what's all this talk about The Prodigy grabbing "a scene Altern 8 had managed to stem"?Besides, after this first release you could hardly say that The Prodigy were "underground", any more so than Altern 8!Oh and I also disagree that this release (the What Evil Lurks E.P.) "carved out a niche" for Liam Howlett. He was already making demos well before this was out on XL. If you're talking sustainable productivity, it took the success of Charly to kickstart his (financially worthwhile) career.Not really wanting to have a go or anything, just wanted to clear up a few details as a fellow Prodigy (but moreso Altern 8) fan. :P
Foxanayn
Illegal or not, this EP absolutely kills it... this was what got me into techno in the first place. Quirky vocal samples, funky breaks, perfect twists and turns into the music... techno just had unlimited potential back then. This record would work any sort of dance floor today: "WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE HEARTS OF MEN!"
Foxanayn
Illegal or not, this EP absolutely kills it... this was what got me into techno in the first place. Quirky vocal samples, funky breaks, perfect twists and turns into the music... techno just had unlimited potential back then. This record would work any sort of dance floor today: "WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE HEARTS OF MEN!"
Thomand
Where does it say it was limited to 10 copies?
The photos on here are of my actual copy and when i picked it up it was mint, the sticker over the center hadn't been broken through.
It was thought for quite a while that no promo copies for this release were issued but here it is...........
I let my mate mix with it and he had a habit of using his long nailed fingers to beat match.............which left marks on the record............hey ho, back then we were just enjoying the tunes.
Still got it here somewhere marks and all.
I was offered 500 euros for it a while ago but turned it down.
Where am i going to find another one?
Part of dance music history, and mine (now 47 years of age).
Might let it go one day for the right price!
;-)
Thomand
Where does it say it was limited to 10 copies?
The photos on here are of my actual copy and when i picked it up it was mint, the sticker over the center hadn't been broken through.
It was thought for quite a while that no promo copies for this release were issued but here it is...........
I let my mate mix with it and he had a habit of using his long nailed fingers to beat match.............which left marks on the record............hey ho, back then we were just enjoying the tunes.
Still got it here somewhere marks and all.
I was offered 500 euros for it a while ago but turned it down.
Where am i going to find another one?
Part of dance music history, and mine (now 47 years of age).
Might let it go one day for the right price!
;-)
Grosho
The first time I heard this little gem from Liam Howlett in the early 90's it made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck when Android was Dropped. An absolute classic 4 track e.p from those Heavy Hardcore Dayz :-D
Grosho
The first time I heard this little gem from Liam Howlett in the early 90's it made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck when Android was Dropped. An absolute classic 4 track e.p from those Heavy Hardcore Dayz :-D