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 Lieutenant Posts: 531Location: Ghost TownJoined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 10:39 am
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Prodigy Freak wrote: tomlad wrote: xl's promotion for AONO was rather shite. why should XL waste their time & money on some average album? true there are tracks on the what evil lurks ep which are better than some of the tracks on aono
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 Colonel Posts: 894Joined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 10:45 am
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yup your right mate, aono wasnt spectacular by any means, couple of decent choons but it wernt very good. but that might explain the lack of promotion. they did a half decent job on their law mind. and that was good
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 ColonelPosts: 938Location: France, ParisJoined: Sat Sep 30, 2006 7:41 am
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tomlad wrote: xl's promotion for AONO was rather shite.
I think it was good, because in France when i talk about Prod, people think it is over, they didn't know that the band has continued still TFOTL, it's not good for buisness, but it's good because it's not commercial band, like shit as some pop bands or rap bands. |
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 GeneralPosts: 1351Location: Manchester, EnglandJoined: Wed Oct 04, 2006 9:32 am
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AONO wasnt the last album by the prodge, Their Law was and the marketing for that was excellent , the whole DVD/CD packaging, website and poster campaign was everywhere because labels like XL have strong ties with independant shops, magazines and distributors built up over years. starting with a really small label is like starting again and unless some money is invested in it could turn out a poor product, it would be a big shame to see a drop in quality when compared to alot of the previous stuff
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 Private Posts: 163Joined: Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:59 pm
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XL were a great label when they began their career, but since a couple of years they signed too many rock / indie artists than wss necessary. They had big success with The White Stripes, etc., It's no wonder that they lost the touch with older ventures, such as The Prodigy. This may explain the lack of promotion for AONO. But Liam made the logical step --> forward. Good one.
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| GeneralPosts: 1769Joined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 11:09 am
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Basement Jaxx also started their own label, but still use XL for most major releases.
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 GeneralPosts: 2082Location: AlaskaJoined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 11:23 pm
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BRAINKILLER wrote: there's also the third side:
Liam is his own boss right now, so no deadline - no money, no album - no food. hope he won't rush the things on the new album "just to release it" won't you liam? Fuck it, I'd still buy it 
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 LieutenantPosts: 581Location: Philly, USAJoined: Sat Jan 06, 2007 7:36 am
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Got a lot of questions. What does this mean for their old tracks? Will they still be able to play old tracks live? Or release live cd's containing old tracks? Like Liam said they might include as a bonus with the next cd. Can they still remix their old tracks? Does this mean back 2 skool will diffently not be on the new album? One thing I know is they should get a lot of money for their new tunes appearing in movies, shows, commercals, and games now. Hope they own the rights to Warning.
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 SergeantPosts: 459Location: AustraliaJoined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 2:36 pm
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back 2 skool won't be on the new album, liam could've released it on AONO if he wanted, it's old, from 1998ish, and it was released on their law, no need to release it again.
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 Corporal Posts: 376Location: BelgiumJoined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 3:59 pm
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Liam seemed very enthousiast about his new label. It will allow him to give the music he believes in a chance and also gain total control on his proper releases.
I don't believe Liam is running this label singlehanded, imo he's more the concept- and art coördinator. I cannot see Liam wasting his time sorting out promotional- and distributional issues. Really looking forward to see what he will pull off with this new approach.
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 GeneralPosts: 2753Location: Amsterdam, NetherlandsJoined: Tue Nov 21, 2006 7:00 pm
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At the end of the day it is the bands decision.
They feel like they are making the right decision and their loyal prodigy fans should be behind them all the way. Who knows what the future may bring. More fucking great music and stellar live tours please. 
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 CorporalPosts: 364Location: SlovakiaJoined: Fri Sep 08, 2006 7:10 pm
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Scratchthesurface wrote: WTH - No offence, but some of you are so negative these days, losing the faith in everything, never be grateful for the things you got, constantly moaning all over the place...
 It's makin me sick.  Sometimes i have the feeling, some of you want/wish The Prodigy to stop.   Hopefully, this day is far from now!  Don't get me wrong, critical opinions are fine, but not before something has happened...:blah: The future remains unwritten, you know...  For me it's good news. I see it positive, as a fresh & new start. :D BTW - Gettin married & have children is not the end of the world...  And, may i remind, the reunion of All Saints ( not that i'm keen about this one  ) , so why the hell should The Prodigy stop!? Natalie is back in the business & Liam stays at home!? :huh:  No way!! Dear me, for christ's sake, we need more decent music nowadays!!   So, what the fuck i know, it's just my personal opinion. 
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 GeneralPosts: 3702Location: Almere, The NetherlandsJoined: Sun Oct 01, 2006 9:54 pm
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Everything's gonna be alright
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| GeneralPosts: 1786Joined: Sat Sep 02, 2006 2:52 pm
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Warning wrote: Got a lot of questions. What does this mean for their old tracks? Will they still be able to play old tracks live? One thing I know is they should get a lot of money for their new tunes appearing in movies, shows, commercals, and games now. Hope they own the rights to Warning.
Yes they will still be able to play all their old tracks live. As the writer, Liam (and Keith/Maxim for any tracks they wrote lyrics for) will still get paid royalties for any sales/radio play/media use/etc of any of the tracks released on XL Recordings. The publishing rights of most of The Prodigy tracks released on XL Recordings are owned by EMI Virgin music. |
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| LieutenantPosts: 581Location: Philly, USAJoined: Sat Jan 06, 2007 7:36 am
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So does that mean if they were to release a live cd containing old tracks (like Liam said they might include as a bonus with the next cd) they'd have to get permission from EMI Virgin music?
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