trigger and nuclear were never released officialy si xl hasn't got the rights over them.it would be nice to hear one of them live,although i keep hoping for a reworked version of climbatize or narayan.
i'm now hoping to hear that alternate versions of omen and warriors dance.i wonder what's he gonna put on the wd single if he isn't putting mescaline and dead ken

nice read, thanks gava

Im glad that their back on track and for everyone who thinks that this is the last album then think twice

Now thats an interview. really good questions and new information 10/10

Trigger and Nuclear are both with XL, just like No Souvenirs.

Cheers for this Neko

they were created in that era,but were they released under any form?i think xl has the rights only over the released tracks,not over everything liam has done and kept for himself.
dead ken is done in that era and he wants to release it now so.....

Warning studio version also exists under XL, im talking about the first version with keith vocals the one that Backstage Sluts remixed

yeah guys i understand what you are saying and you're right they were created then.but they weren't released.xl can't own something it didn't get released.
they do probably got the rights to the final version of warning

They do because i remember the tracklisting on the radio one when they played it , it said The Prodigy - Warning (XL)

Liam mentions 'No Souvenirs' and 'We Eat Rhythm' as being on XL. Well 'No Souvenirs' has never been released but 'We Eat Rhythm' was released on the 'Future Tracks' tape and is listed as licensed from XL Recordings. 'Trigger' and 'Nuclear' were never released either so I guess they are classed the same as 'No Souvenirs'. 'First Warning' was released on the 'Smokin' Aces' soundtrack and is listed as published by EMI.

It's why I wanted these questions asking: -
Who owns the rights to release music recorded while you (Liam) were with XL?
Does XL have to get your permission before releasing any Prodigy music?

xl have rights ONLY for trigger, nuclear and no souvenirs, they are listed on BME website (oragnization that manages copyrights for their songs).

Well that clears up that, well some of the tracks...

Nice & interesting interview. Thanx for the effort.


The fan-of-the-week and ghost train part made me laugh.