Absolutely one of my favourite albums, but the rest of their work doesn't really do it for me. Every songs a great little slice of 90s dance.

Probably a better album than its predecessor, but suffers from lack of exposure.

Great song, and some B-sides you'll never listen to.

Searched for ages for a bargain on this one, then found it for £3 and never listened to it.

Bought in teenage years to here the Max Cavalera song and not much else, and has since become one of my favourite albums. Worth getting for "The Emerald Law" with Scott Weinrich.

May have listened to it a few too many times to like it anymore, but its a great album only let down by the crap final three tracks.

Great collection worth owning for the remastered versions of Charly and Everybody In The Place, both absent from The Prodigy Experience.

Who's gonna a say a bad word about it? Jerks, thats whom.

Second album is harder to penetrate but just as good.

Great debut but the only Rammstein album to have this style of music. Their best. Best heavy German album with naked guys on the front from 1996 ever.

A bit rubbish. Like a lot of live CDs, the video version is so muh better produced. Also missing a fair few of the tracks.

Same again for Reise, Reise, but arguably their best since the debut.

Fantastic concert. Really, really good. Again, CD mix isn't so good, but the DVD is beyond reproach.