Hope their taking the piss with the album name, its terrible.

From 2008 and then prodigy have made a new beginning for themselves and the fans..they 've set IMD culture successfully and now the point is what could be next..

any stuff similar to AONO? or there will be a strong IMD volume 2

the point is that the prodigy are too different from the mid 90s days and want to present something different the last 4 years..
i believe in a strong new album although i disliked liam's latest remixes

promo cover



tnx 2 trim from theprodigy.ru

same goes for "experience". i remember back then people were'nt crazy about "the fat of the land" either before it came out. album titles are pretty irrelevant anyway.

liked that interview, thanx

Disagree, Experience was a genius title.



Disagree, album titles can make you sit up and take notice.

Hahaha

Agreed, album titles are important. But do they become irrelevant depending on the content (whether it's good or bad)

thats what i meant.

The Prodigy's mainman Liam Howlett has spoken about his plans for the band's new album.

Howlett, who revealed earlier this week that the Essex stadium fillers' new record has been given the working title 'How To Steal A Jet Fighter', told NME that he plans to avoid big-name collaborations on the band's new LP.

Howlett, who has collaborated with the likes of Liam Gallagher, Dave Grohl and Juliette Lewis on previous albums, has said that he wanted to work on collaborations with "people lower down the scale."

Asked if there were any big name guests on the band's new album, Howlett said: "Nothing well known at this stage. Maybe later down the line. I tend to try to work with people that are more lower down the scale, I’m bored of the big collaborations. Maybe on a production level there's a few people I’m working with people lower down the scale."

The multi-instrumentalist also spoke about the making of 'How To Steal A Jet Fighter' and said that his bandmates Keef Flint and Maxim had been much more involved in its creation. He also admitted that the band's 2009 effort 'Invaders Must Die' might have benefited from their input.

Asked what the other members of The Prodigy were up to, Howlett said: "They’ve been in the studio with me. Even if they’re not working on lyrics every day, definitely a few days a week they’re come in, have a listen, talk about it. I made the mistake in the past, not the last record but before, where I delivered finished tracks. I think it would have been better with some input along the way."

The Prodigy are expected to debut new songs during their headline slot at this summer's Download Festival. They will top the bill at the event along with Metallica and Black Sabbath.

To read the full interview with Liam Howlett, in which he reveals more about the band's plans for their Download set, pick up this week's NME, which is on UK newsstands and available digitally now.

You can also watch an exclusive clip from the band's recent live DVD 'World's On Fire' by scrolling down to the bottom of the page and clicking.

http://www.nme.com/news/the-prodigy/63619

it was 'the prodigy experience'

nu uh

Yes. it's supposed to be read as 'The Prodigy Experience' as a pun on the jimi hendrix experience

Maybe, maybe not, read it however you like, but the album is called "Experience".