XL RECORDINGS · XLT 47

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1. A1 One Love (Original Mix) 5:50
2. A2 Rhythm Of Life (Original Mix) 5:05
3. AA1 Full Throttle (Original Mix) 5:28
4. AA2 One Love (Jonny L Remix) 5:10

Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.

• 5:26 One Love (12" Mix)
• 5:10 Rhythm Of Live (Original Mix)
• 5:33 Full Throttle (Original Mix)
• 3:56 One Love (Edit)
• 5:02 One Love (Jonny L Remix)
• 5:51 The Prodigy - One Love (Original Mix)
• 3:57 The Prodigy - One Love (Official Video)

Group's 6th single (and 1st from their [then upcoming] second album "[m=8596]") One of The Prodigy's only two official releases to feature Ultra-Heavy Pushed-Up version of the group's original logo (only other is "[m=12221]") This single is most famous for its [extensive use of samples and elements](http://www.whosampled.com/The-Magi-%26-Emanation/Everybody-Say-Love/) from The Magi & Emanation's "[m=133886]" (The Prodigy even remixed it, prior to recording of this single). "Original Mix" version of "Full Throttle" (featured on this Single) is the only version, to have Mark Hamill's "'We're going in full throttle" quote sample from "[STAR WARS](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076759)" being unchanged. With exception of "Rhythm Of Life", all songs from this single were first issued as white label promos (under the pseudonym "[Earthbound](http://www.discogs.com/artist/1229070-Earthbound-6)"), in response to growing criticism from the music community about The Prodigy having sold themselves out and become purely commercial. Underground DJs apparently praised the white labels as some of the best of the year, but when it was revealed that Howlett had produced the songs, the DJs shunned the songs. With this act, Howlett had shown that The Prodigy was still capable of making pioneering dance music praised by the underground. This song in particular features rather innovative programming and loop-work in combination with sped-up tribal chants and orchestral strings.