Ah, come on now. If some of us don't like something the band does we're haters?

Doesn't that make you a little facil?

Let's have some diversity, please.

Edit: Also, that old "you don't like it? - Do it better!" thingie is really so silly. Everyone is allowed to have an opinion on everything, INCLUDING THINGS THEY'RE NOT MASTERS IN. I got plenty opinions on politics, movies, photographs, music, all forms of art without being able to do half them myself and I'm pretty sure you and everyone here does so as well.

Does anyone know how much play nasty gets on radio. Is it still in the c list on bbcradio 1 or is it moved to A?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/playlist

Looks like they'll update it later today - C List as of the 12th.

I watched it now on mtv dance in fresh new vidz.

In the UK chart top 100 at 98.

http://www.officialcharts.com/singles-chart

23 in the dance chart

http://www.officialcharts.com/dance-charts

5 in the indie chart

http://www.officialcharts.com/independe ... les-chart/

The way 'Nasty' has been released has really watered down any chart impact it could make. They've released 'Nasty' digitally on iTunes, Amazon, etc without really advertising the fact that it is available. The track was given away to people who pre-ordered the album from the official website. The track was released on the day it was played on the radio for the first time. The video was made available on the same day. We have heard a lot of dates for when the actual single with remixes and b-side is going to be released but no confirmation. If what we've heard is correct the single will be released digitally and on vinyl but not on CD. Why the long wait between the video/radio/album track release and the actual single?

Having said that, they may not be bothered about getting into the singles chart any more.

way too ruin the thread peeps

yeah cause that's what its all about..

It's not but it helps get the message out that they're back to the people who don't go on Prodigy websites. I see no reason why the whole single couldn't have been released digitally on the 12th.

Thankfully I think getting a chart hit is much less important than it used to be - and even back in the day The Prodigy obviously acted like that was never important to them. On the other hand, who doesn't want to be successful, or for your favorite band to be successful?

why? I'm sure they'd rather have a top hit than not having it.

I agree with the theory that their marketing regarding singles is really refutable.

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Are they doing a physical release or are CD Singles dead now?

Unfortunately rumors indicate vinyl and digital releases only.

That sucks. I have all the albums, singles and then some on cd. I don't have a vinyl player and I'd rather have the physical thing rather than a folder of second rate quality MP3s -_-