you are so right dude

Thank you so much for enlightening me

Guess something went wrong with my browser - now the link works for me. And yeah he does sound like he has some good insights for sure, but I dunno.

to search for any signs of their activities, it's as much interesting, as headache-turning job

i would like so much to met them anywhere, that even online chat with all it's limitations would be nice

but, they are gonna play 5 gigs in 5 days now, so it's much easier to see them live than to search for them through the net, in 5 years old archives

its strange reading the reactions around the AONO era. I liked that album but i forgot about how many fans around that time who disliked it and were very angry and vocal about it.

Made me feel bad for Liam, must have been hard to read all those harsh (and sometimes insulting) comments from hardcore fans

do u think he really cares about any critics? i doubt so. it's not thas type of personality

he does care about what we think. he said that already (though I don't remember where) and I remember him saying something like "because I'm fucking passionate". that's why he take a look at fansites, sometimes.


EDIT: thinking about it again, he doesn't need listeners' opinion to make music, but he does to make it The Prodigy. The Prodigy wouldn't exist without Keith, Leeroy and Maxim, and without the crowd's buzz, which is still alive after nearly 20 years. and, about his most recent creations (post-Their Law), didn't he say that he took inspiration from the crowd's positive reaction from what worked best in their live shows?