happy times

Alive times! Yes!

Maxim rehearsing vocals NEVER MEANS they were actually studio recorded.

What he meant was...

You can hear a recorded backing track of the vocals in the sound check recording... So obviously Liam would have had to get them on the mike to record them.

I think the confusion was from the usage of the word 'rehearsal'.

Next time i decide to post my opinion i will pm you and ask you if its ok.

Oh, post what you like, share your opinion, do what you like. I'm just saying... are you fucking kidding me, if you're so sure about what you think about crappy cellphone live recordings of half-assed unfinished demo tracks.

Oh come on man!

The recordings are mediocre, but they're good enough for someone to decide whether or not they like the song in general. You don't need to hear every nuance of them to formulate an initial impression.

Also, half-assed unfinished demo tracks? First off by saying that you already contradicted yourself man, that in itself is a personal opinion no? And on that note, the last time they debuted two new tunes they ended up getting studio releases.

...and were way different from what they finally released. Looking back and comparing the pre-album recordings and the final studio versions... they're miles apart. This time, I'm just gonna wait for a proper recording before being so sure. So far, the only thing I assume from the recordings is that these live recordings are early versions/demos. That, and all of this just being... too vague. Can't really base an honest opinion on it all. To me, having an initial impression is quite misleading.

I might get offtopic and out of line, but I just have to say it: Anyone remember the feeling about the recording of - here we go again - Trigger and Nuclear? I was excited to the point that I 100% expected these to be released as studio versions. I was so sure about it, purely based on the live recordings. Then, I got a 'Wake Up Call' from dreaming about that... and I got 'Shoot Down' instead. That, my friends, was a letdown to me. I had an initial impression from a (quite good) live recording which had me convinced. So to me, Prodigy live recordings are dangerous territory. That could explain my overreactive bitching.

No im not kidding you.Like Fifer said the recordings are mediocre, but they're good enough for someone to decide whether or not they like the song in general.What i mean is that i like ''bring the noise'' more than ''awol'' but both are not good enough to get me excited.
If they make it on studio and if they are changed on the way its another matter which we can discuss later.Also if someone posts a video of the same quality of a future show and i see that Liam played a different version of awol that i like a lot,i dont have a problem to post:''omg this version is epic''
Is it so difficult to understand Agent?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL-phKVJ8DQ

wtf is this link?

ending ob bring the noize before firestarter

Not ending Fill between new track and Firestarter. Played only at Curitiba

thats indeed one shitty fill right there..

it uses the same laughinmg sample but stretch and manipulated so i say the first time bring the noize was played this was part of the track

Totally agree to Agent Orange

Look the difference between "Trigger" and "Shoot Down" or "Beat 55" and "Omen" ...

I guess, some elements of these actual tunes will be on the next album, or the complete track as it is .... or nothing of it .... maybe, who knows .... ???

To be honest: Is it necessary to know what track or bit of music Liam still plays new live will be on next album and what not will be on the next album?

I think it doens´t matter cosm if the new album will be released people will discuss about every single track again and again ... some people like track X , some hate track X , ... so it doens´t matter to judge about tracks without knowing, if they will be released or not, cos these are all not final versions, if these are versions of maybe forthcoming tracks....

Maybe Liam throw them away and start new tracks....