Same here. You'd be surprised how many famous songs are sampled like this, gangster's paradise, can't touch this, my name is, music sounds better with you, it wasn't me etc
Oh come on, they obtained a licence (or a permission in this case as referred in the album) and incorporated it as a sample in their creative process, it isn't being parasites when you got the rights to do so. The Prodigy didn't straight up stole it. You can unlike the band, but calling them parasite feels like an overreaction imo. Edit : just saw one of your com below, they did credit Manfred Mann.
I bought this album when it first came out, being a youngster who was unto 1960's Manfred Mann in their hitmaker guise. I wasn't surprised once I got home and I played this on my old Dansette record player. Swirly Vertigo at it's best, it's a pity Manfred doesn't play this in the live Earth Band sets.
I was familiar with the Earth Band version of this song off their album Glorified Magnified before I was familiar with this version, as I owned Glorified Magnified much longer. I like both versions, the Earth Band unsurprisingly has a much more rock feel to it, with Mick Rogers guitar solo in place of the horns.
Man, that bass is gettin it. I likes. I can't believe this is the same band that did "Doo Wah Diddy." Lol. And on that note, it's hard to believe either were made by the band who popularized "Blinded by the Light." Talk about a band with a lot of different sounds.
lovesthebass No, it's basically a totally different band from the "Doo Wah Diddy"-era band aside from Mann and Mike Hugg (who switched from drums to vocals and electric piano). Bassist Steve York came from East of Eden (he's on their debut album Mercator Projected), Craig Collinge from an Australian band called Procession, a band that Mick Rogers was in before the Earth Band, and as for Bernie Living, not sure. Still it's hard to believe there's only a five year gap between "Doo Wah Diddy" and this. Manfred Mann's Earth Band was also totally different from the '60s band and Chapter Three in band members. It's Mann himself the common denominator to all the bands.
Gordon Campbell. Steve York previously played in East of Eden on their album Mercator Projected, which was released earlier in 1969. He did an extended bass solo on "Centaur Woman".
One of the first (well,the second) LP released on Vertigo in 1969.This track also appeared on the 1970 double lp "Vertigo Annual '70" Various artists sampler.
If I recall, the reason why this music is so well known, it is because it was used as a jingle or soundtrack for some of the old monday/sunday/Grid Iron NFL pre-game or post game shows, one of them was HBO, the others I can't remember...
I like both versions..... Prodigy couldnt write a regular song like this but were awesome enough to take the best part and infuse it with a bit more oomph.
HAHAHAHAHA!! I'll tell you what I know, pal! I know that there are people on this thread who actually thought that (to quote them) "prodigy were the originators of this sound". The whole sampling thing is parasitic. Prodigy do not even CREDIT Manfred Mann Chapter Three as the people who composed this fabulous music! Like I said ... PARASITES. And if you want to see an idiot, then look in a mirror. :-)
Old man Charlie M... Manfred Mann covered lots of other artists' songs. He didn't do it to cop other people's original works, but to pay tribute to them. Same thing with sampling artists, just done in new ways. It's refreshing for many people to hear approaches from different angles. Mashup art was introduced already by Andy Warhol and has been an artform for decades! Don't be so afraid of things you don't understand! :-)
Charlie M Oh please, your narrow minded antiquated opinion shows you have no objective knowledge on the art form of sampling in music production. Nobody stole anything because they legitimately PAID for the rights to use the sample. No different to when a band records a cover version or interpolates a riff or section from another existing song the original composer/writer gets publishing royalties. From your scathingly negative comment I assume you know nothing about the music business. Regardless, as Picasso said: “bad artists copy, great artists steal”!!!
+Igor Pijuan Te dejas a The Prodigy(en concreto el tema ''Stand Up'' ). Has llegado aquí por ZOO imagino, creo que eres la segunda persona que llega a este tema a raíz de ellos jajajaj
@bluez4soul : Yes. Yes I am. Both are great songs, and "Stand Up" is a good example of how even a large sample can be re-purposed to make great new music. I'm gonna have to check this Mann album out some more.
A lot of The Prodigy's drums are sampled and re-processed funk/hip hop and jungle breaks. The album were Liam programmed the majority of the drums i think would be Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned. Liam has said in interviews that he considers himself a pirate rather than a musician anyway.
C'est en écoutant ce genre de morceaux, que je me dis que les reprises/remix devraient signaler plus clairement qu'ils sont comme tel. La chanson des prodigy est sympa, mais en fait elle n'a fait que reprendre...
Its the last track on album, and its an instrumental, half the samples they use are still pretty un-recognisable and Liam still does the make drum parts and melodies. They're pretty much the same since the 90's, just because they sample a song like this (which has been used in plenty of radio, tv and film ads a.k.a "Selling Out") doesn't make it bullshit music at all! For example: Voodoo People, which came out in 1994 was basically made from "Very Ape" by Nirvana. The Prodigy are still genius.
@AliBenBaba It hasn't really though has it? this video has 36 thousand views, and the prodigy one has 4 million... Their aim is to make money, not tell everyone about old music. And they certainly don't shout about it being a sample or where they got it from, I only found out by looking it up on wikipedia.
also fun fact: blinded by the light was written by springsteen but his version sucked and MM made a synth pop version soooooooo yknow,,, it all comes out in the wash
After years of thinking the prodigy were the originators of this sound, i am just mind blown that a psych band from the 60's made this
+Lord Revolver ikr
Same here. You'd be surprised how many famous songs are sampled like this, gangster's paradise, can't touch this, my name is, music sounds better with you, it wasn't me etc
Lord Revolver Everything good has already existed!!!
i do agree..but the tracks you named are crap, arent they?
Oh come on, they obtained a licence (or a permission in this case as referred in the album) and incorporated it as a sample in their creative process, it isn't being parasites when you got the rights to do so. The Prodigy didn't straight up stole it. You can unlike the band, but calling them parasite feels like an overreaction imo.
Edit : just saw one of your com below, they did credit Manfred Mann.
Probably the best wind instruments riff I ever heard. Thanks to the Prodigy that showed this to me.
I went from the Public Enemy mashup to figuring out this was a Prodigy song then finding this video of the original song they sampled. Fun journey.
Me too
Same here!😊
Same bro
“To sample or not to sample?” That is the question.
if you have to ask, you are not a true sample man.
@@gramursowanfaborden5820real
This song is amazing and so is the cover by innerspace orchestra !!!
I bought this album when it first came out, being a youngster who was unto 1960's Manfred Mann in their hitmaker guise.
I wasn't surprised once I got home and I played this on my old Dansette record player.
Swirly Vertigo at it's best, it's a pity Manfred doesn't play this in the live Earth Band sets.
I think both versions are glorious and wonderful and worth listening to.
Fantastic track, ahead of its time; almost Baggy; could be the Charlatans
I love the 70's drum beats. what a cool era
This is 60's
Such an amazing, dark album. This, TIME and IT'S HARD TO BE A MAN are my favourite tracks...!
Heard the horn part in an add a while back (never thought i'd find the song), decided to look into Manns discography. Found it!!
HOLY SHIT MAN I FOUND A SONG I DIN'T EVEN KNOW I WAS LOOKING FOR.It makes me nostalgic of something but i can't remember of what dammit.
The Prodigy - Stand Up
Kick-Ass
@@the_ammboner7804 Kick ass. That's it.
manfred certainly made some great music, from the r`n`b of the sixties, to the earthband prog rock. keep her lit.
Come back to this all the time! What a sound track to life
Un clasico !! Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
KICK ASS BROUGHT ME HERE
Such a badass song ;)
It’s not just a band! It was very popular in UK and in USSR!
Genial. Voz, bajo, armonías, sección de viento. Bravo 👏 👏 👏. UN SALUDO A TOD@S DESDE ESPAÑA.
Hands up how many came here because of The Prodigy's "Stand Up"? :-D
this song just makes me smile and bob my head about the place.
This album I just stumbled on and it's a gem!
I was familiar with the Earth Band version of this song off their album Glorified Magnified before I was familiar with this version, as I owned Glorified Magnified much longer. I like both versions, the Earth Band unsurprisingly has a much more rock feel to it, with Mick Rogers guitar solo in place of the horns.
The Prodigy does this song honour with their remix!
Great song
Such a classic.
Please this is so good, I quick, so perfect
1.25x does take that groove to the next level. An awesome song just the way it is, though.
what a hidden gem!
Man, that bass is gettin it. I likes.
I can't believe this is the same band that did "Doo Wah Diddy." Lol.
And on that note, it's hard to believe either were made by the band who popularized "Blinded by the Light." Talk about a band with a lot of different sounds.
lovesthebass No, it's basically a totally different band from the "Doo Wah Diddy"-era band aside from Mann and Mike Hugg (who switched from drums to vocals and electric piano). Bassist Steve York came from East of Eden (he's on their debut album Mercator Projected), Craig Collinge from an Australian band called Procession, a band that Mick Rogers was in before the Earth Band, and as for Bernie Living, not sure. Still it's hard to believe there's only a five year gap between "Doo Wah Diddy" and this. Manfred Mann's Earth Band was also totally different from the '60s band and Chapter Three in band members. It's Mann himself the common denominator to all the bands.
just a great number!!!
steve york on bass.... brilliant !!
Gordon Campbell. Steve York previously played in East of Eden on their album Mercator Projected, which was released earlier in 1969. He did an extended bass solo on "Centaur Woman".
Rip to a legend
TheProx1992 believe it or not Dave Grohl played the drum fills on the sample in Stand Up. This song is amazing by the way.
mrbigkmurray, he also did Run with the Wolves.
One of the first (well,the second) LP released on Vertigo in 1969.This track also appeared on the 1970 double lp "Vertigo Annual '70" Various artists sampler.
Mantastic
This is Manfred Mann Chapter Three from the 1969 album of the same name.
If I recall, the reason why this music is so well known, it is because it was used as a jingle or soundtrack for some of the old monday/sunday/Grid Iron NFL pre-game or post game shows, one of them was HBO, the others I can't remember...
It's because 'The Prodigy' sampled it in their song "Stand Up"
Quasi 400000 views tutte meritate!!! RUclips ringrazia like for you 👍
Oldie ~BUT GREATIE! :D
why am i love this song:'
Awesome song. ;)
I like both versions..... Prodigy couldnt write a regular song like this but were awesome enough to take the best part and infuse it with a bit more oomph.
groove and feeling!
Prodigy!
Prodigy are a NOTHING band. One of those PARASITES who have to STEAL other peoples' music. Ignore them, and listen to this MASTERPIECE!
HAHAHAHAHA!! I'll tell you what I know, pal! I know that there are people on this thread who actually thought that (to quote them) "prodigy were the originators of this sound". The whole sampling thing is parasitic. Prodigy do not even CREDIT Manfred Mann Chapter Three as the people who composed this fabulous music!
Like I said ... PARASITES.
And if you want to see an idiot, then look in a mirror. :-)
Old man Charlie M... Manfred Mann covered lots of other artists' songs. He didn't do it to cop other people's original works, but to pay tribute to them. Same thing with sampling artists, just done in new ways. It's refreshing for many people to hear approaches from different angles. Mashup art was introduced already by Andy Warhol and has been an artform for decades! Don't be so afraid of things you don't understand! :-)
Charlie M cry me a river.
Charlie M Oh please, your narrow minded antiquated opinion shows you have no objective knowledge on the art form of sampling in music production. Nobody stole anything because they legitimately PAID for the rights to use the sample. No different to when a band records a cover version or interpolates a riff or section from another existing song the original composer/writer gets publishing royalties. From your scathingly negative comment I assume you know nothing about the music business. Regardless, as Picasso said: “bad artists copy, great artists steal”!!!
ZOO, Los chicos del Maiz i atversaris!
+Igor Pijuan Te dejas a The Prodigy(en concreto el tema ''Stand Up'' ). Has llegado aquí por ZOO imagino, creo que eres la segunda persona que llega a este tema a raíz de ellos jajajaj
eu terceiro por imperfeccions. Zoo são muito bons
@bluez4soul : Yes. Yes I am. Both are great songs, and "Stand Up" is a good example of how even a large sample can be re-purposed to make great new music.
I'm gonna have to check this Mann album out some more.
Kickass
Imperfeccions - ZOO [At Versaris i Los Chikos del Maíz]
A lot of The Prodigy's drums are sampled and re-processed funk/hip hop and jungle breaks. The album were Liam programmed the majority of the drums i think would be Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned. Liam has said in interviews that he considers himself a pirate rather than a musician anyway.
Kick-Ass movie. XD
One of _very_ few songs sung by the "Mann" himself.
Festa a la casa del Dasousa
Manfred Mann --- One Way Glass--///////
muy bueno ese tema tambien lo escuche en lo de capu
awesome horn section!!
The Prodigy brought me here but I am a big fan of Manfred Mann’s later work with the MM earth band.
Oh and I also vividly recollect hearing this signature riff from “Kick-ass” back in the day.
"i don't remember this song, why is it coming up as previously searched for??"
0:30
"ooooooooooooooohhhh, right"
Let us just enjoy this song together and not fight. Not trying to preach here though. Ahaa
this was my fav manfred chp3 song before prodigy made a remix
Truly blinded by the light.
The Prodigy made that saxophone sound million times better than here.
C'est en écoutant ce genre de morceaux, que je me dis que les reprises/remix devraient signaler plus clairement qu'ils sont comme tel. La chanson des prodigy est sympa, mais en fait elle n'a fait que reprendre...
En fait le principe des musiques électroniques c'est souvent de sampler d'autres morceaux donc c'est tout à fait normal dans le cas des Prodigy
It's also a little known fact that Firestarter was sampled from an early Beethoven track.
and no-one mentions that "It's harder if you try..."
That's cause it's harder than you think 😂
i personally prefer the trifle version but this is good aswell
I have to agree that they were different, but I still like their more recent stuff, though it's more mainstream.
Stand up!
There is something sinister about this toon I think it's the sax part I've only heard a few Manfred Mann toons bit I will play more
Trifle were not French...and i was one of them..!!!
Are you the same Pat (Patrick ) King who played with Manfred and his Earth Band 🙂
@@andymonaghan7501 i was indeed..!!!
@@pjkinguk great stuff. You are fantastic
@@andymonaghan7501 well thanks a lot....i did what i could..!!
@@pjkinguk you did brilliant. Wish you and Chris were back with Manfred now
At least 20 people have poor musical taste. Awesome track.
fuck up
The sample is straight up WAY better- the sax and piano add a lot to it. That little bit there were the main draws anyways.
YU NO TE PIERDAS NADA !
There exists only a finite number of chords, these are familiar from Hey Jude.
Anyway, this sounds quite epic.
Music from the pub of Teddy Smith !
Timothy Wisdom right here, represent
Tune.
I covered both versions at once on piano.
Classic. Prodigy aint got nuthin.
did shirley bassey use this in jezahel?? this song was recorded 3 year prior.
ahah kick ass music :P
Kick ass
1.25 works
kick ass
you hear that fuckin' brass?
Manfred Mann Chapter Two when?
not everybody chops up their samples to a point where you cant recognize them, alotta people loop samples
This needed to be speeded up, props to The Prodigy
@TheCycadsAreAudible Same reason I am here!
That’s from prodigy stand up
Other way round .
@jdbsnake Not a remix. The Prodigy sampled the song, they didn't change it.
So Is anyone else here because they looked up on wikipedia where the Prodigy sampled their music????
Its the last track on album, and its an instrumental, half the samples they use are still pretty un-recognisable and Liam still does the make drum parts and melodies.
They're pretty much the same since the 90's, just because they sample a song like this (which has been used in plenty of radio, tv and film ads a.k.a "Selling Out") doesn't make it bullshit music at all!
For example: Voodoo People, which came out in 1994 was basically made from "Very Ape" by Nirvana.
The Prodigy are still genius.
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@AliBenBaba It hasn't really though has it? this video has 36 thousand views, and the prodigy one has 4 million... Their aim is to make money, not tell everyone about old music. And they certainly don't shout about it being a sample or where they got it from, I only found out by looking it up on wikipedia.
also fun fact: blinded by the light was written by springsteen but his version sucked and MM made a synth pop version soooooooo yknow,,, it all comes out in the wash
hellyeah
Pompey!
Who gets it?
Pretty sure Trifle are also a UK Band.
это Manfred Mann Chapter Three