http://news.independent.co.uk/people/pr ... 191515.ece

''The requests soon started flooding in. Could she write a single for the latest American Idol winner? No problem. How about a couple of songs for Whitney Houston's comeback album, collaborating with Mariah Carey, and acting as a sort of taste consultant for Liam Howlett on The Prodigy's upcoming release? It's a deal. ''

thanx for this one electronic punk.

It'l be greeet to hear Keith singing duet with a female like on Hotride just this time directly or Maxim like on "I don't care" "Carmen Queasy" just in the pure prodigy stile. Anyone have a tune where we can hear her voice?

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I agree! I'm so tired of collaborations already. Get back to just 3 men doing what they do best!

+1

We want it raw, we want it dirty, we want it fuckin unpolished. We want it prodigy styyyle

i dont mind who they colllab with as long as the tunes are fucking angry and have keith maxim on some of them

i'm just bitter... the collaborations they had on the last album we're interesting choices but I don't want another collab album, I want prodigy in full form finally

What is the big deal? We had collaborations on all albums before.

Pop Will Eat Itself on Their Law and the production/mixing from Neil MLellan on quite some of the tracks on MftJG?

Kool Keith, Kula Shaker, Shahin Bada on FotL?

Juliette Lewis, Ping Pong Bitches, Twista, Princess Superstar (minimal input), Liam Gallagher, Kool Keith (minimal input), Paul Jackson on AONO?


Now, all those collaboration tracks aren't really the bad ones are they? I think it's safe to say Prodigy can easily collab with artists without losing it's own energy ans style? The tracks still sound pure Prodigy to me. Apart from AONO, which had what seems like a main focus on collaborations because Liam alone was in charge, I guess the new album will be just right, with Keith and Maxim topping the vocal input.

Conclusion: I'm not worried. And I think we jump to conclusions WAY to fast.

Well, TFOTL had collaborations: Badar, Mills, Kool Keith... and two covers: Fuel My Fire and Serial Thrilla. Still, great fuckin' album if you ask me.

AONO, well, thats a whole different story. On that album everything sounded like it was either too much or too little because he used to be better at incorporating collabs into tracks, if you catch my drift.

We'll see, I'm always up for a female vocalist when Prodigy are concerned.

Serial Thrilla is a cover?
& me too

Of Course!
Let's shut the forum until the album gets released, then!

That's what I call a terrible conclusion. That's not what I meant to say...

Skunk Anansie's "Selling Jesus".

Mightypoo, don't worry, I was just kidding

thank you ChemicaL, but, lol, comparing this track to Serial Thrilla, for me it's like comparing "Thriller" (from Michael Jackson) to "The Way It Is" (very different tracks)
so for me it's not a cover, but more a re-interpretation

I see your point and I agree.