He should not drop such hiphop flavoured tracks....

I love it when Liam make hip hop sounding tracks. I wish his next album was inspired by tracks like woodoo beats, mindfields, poison, diesel power, ect

1 how is 'bring the noise' dubstep ?
Also, dont drop any hip hop tracks?
does anyone on this forum actually like any prodigy released before allways outnumbered?

Fucksake

The forum got younger during the latest years.....Myself I've been into the band since 94, not many here are like that anymore.

I been a fan since 1995..

Oh, nice to see an oldie mate

The oldies should group themselves against "dubstep / antidubstep" army of youngsters!

another oldie here too from early 90's. I like the new sounds, I hope the rest of the new album continues along the same direction. IMD was not the greatest album in my opinion. I hope for a for a harder sounding album this time around. The 2 new tracks tick all the boxes.

I am still hoping for FOTL number 2, or kind of ....

IMD is too cheesy for me...I need some proper beats, like in Narayan or Smack My Bitch Up

Interesting.
The question is which one rocked it, which one aint ready?

To me both tracks rather sounded like demos to be honest... but yeah, most likely he means Bring the Noise which aint ready.

Regardless, I'm not expecting those two tunes to be featured on the new album anyway... I have a feeling these are live-only or with a little bit of luck will see a single/EP release some time during next year.

Also need beats like Back 2 Skool, Break & Enter 05, Smack My Bitch Up or Firestarter About album Liam said "Anger of Jilted Generation" Also He said "Dark, strong etc"

Let's keep fingers crossed it will be harder with fast beats and heavy guitars with a track like Their Law and some proper hiphop beat samples

I had my first cassette tape with Prodigy on it early '90s when I was a snot kid of six years old, my brother copied the tracks from radio, cd and other cassettes. Then I got another tape with complete Jilted on it in '95, and when FotL came out I could barely buy the cd from saved up pocket money. I guess I didn't experience Prodigy 'right' because I was too young to understand what was actually going on... I just really REALLY like the music (albums especially) they released since then. I didn't experience the 'UK rave scene/Experience' but now I definitely understand and respect what it meant.

I was 14 so I could experience it properly. It all started with the No Good video over and over on the Russian TV, I was raised in Moscow