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Music for the Jilted Generation was originally created in response to the 'Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994' (specifically Section 63) which has been dubbed as the 'anti-rave act', particularly with the song "Their Law".
Due to the length of the original draft, "One Love" was edited to be 2 minutes shorter, "The Heat (The Energy)" was slightly cut and "We Eat Rhythm" was omitted entirely.
The cover art was designed by Stewart Haygarth whilst the inner art working depicting conflict between disgruntled ravers and police forces was illustrated by Les Edwards.
Even though I think The Fat Of The Land is their best sounding album sonically, I maintain this is Liam's magnum opus.
The creativity on this album is insane for 1994. And it's clear he was exploding with so many ideas they wouldn't all fit on a CD!
His most creative point easily.