How to sound like The Prodigy: "The organ style intro stab of No Good (Start the Dance) is a ’90s classic, and can be emulated with a detuned saw"

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The Prodigy dominated the 1990s with controversial tracks like the UK top 10 hit Smack My B***h Up and the child-scaring number one, Firestarter. But before these, they were releasing more rave-inspired tracks like No Good (Start The Dance). 

This came from the 1994 double-platinum Prodigy album, Music for the Jilted Generation, which also featured classic tracks like Their Law (co-written with Pop Will Eat Itself), Voodoo People and Poison. The album was the perfect bridge between The Prodigy’s ultra rave tracks like their debut single Charly, and their late 1990’s big beat sound.