The double-disc (and later expanded digital) release spans from their anarchic 1991 debut “Charly” —which famously sampled a public information film and accidentally birthed “toytown techno”—to the ferocious “Spitfire” (2005), a track that proved Liam Howlett’s production could still incite mosh pits.
documenting the band's career and a machine-tooled metal badge on the artwork. The Meaning Behind "Their Law" The double-disc (and later expanded digital) release spans
Originally released in 2005, the standard edition includes these essential hits: (4:42) Their Law ('05 Edit) (5:36) Breathe (5:36) Out of Space (5:02) Smack My Bitch Up (5:43) Poison (95 EQ Edit) (4:01) Girls (4:12) Voodoo People ('05 Edit) (3:40) Charly (Alley Cat Remix) (5:22) No Good (Start the Dance) (6:19) Spitfire ('05 Version) (3:26) Jericho (3:46) Everybody in the Place (Fairground Remix) (5:09) One Love (12" Mix) (5:25) Hotride (4:32) Physical Editions The double-disc (and later expanded digital) release spans