Nasty actually brought more people to the forums here than it did with the release of IMD edit (the peak was of 233 people for Nasty, compared to 181 for IMD in November 2008)

if you don't call that a fanbase, then I don't know what you're on about. TDIME is longer than IMD, has more tracks, and I guess will have more variety too. pretty sure most of every fan will get a bit of what they want in this album

i complete agree with feelthy, even though i dont like WF and nasty, i think they are meant for the current omen-liking crowd. pretty sure liam didn't forget to put something dirty for us jilted old geezers

As I said, WD and Omen were hits, these are not. The fact that 233 people got on a fucking forum doesnt mean jack shit to me. It just means there were interested not that they wholeheartedly like what they heard. But hey, don't take my word for it, if we ever get album sales numbers - that will be the only proof I really need.

The quality of he new tracks has nothing to do with their position in the charts. The issue is the current state of the charts themselves and how the loyal fanbase and anyone over the age of 21 buys music. I only rarely buy music at all anymore and when I do I always go for physical copies. For prodigy I will always go the extra mile and pick up each release on every available physical format. This time round there are only download versions of the singles so I spent my money on the promo cd, and you can bet I'm not the only fan that buys music this way.
The way the music industry works has changed a lot over the last 10 years and quite a few old cunts like myself haven't changed with it, as we are no longer catered for with cd or vinyl releases they've lost themselves sales and are lower in the charts, (i'm sure most older bands and artist face similar changes these days). Two things I'm willing to bet money on are, the album will most definitely top the charts, and the band don't give 2 shits about any of this bollocks anyway.

http://m.seattlepi.com/news/article/Spo ... 112595.php

Wild Frontier is the most streamed track on Spotify in the UK.

good stuff

Skrillex did a collab with Justin Bieber???

edit: it's actually listenable but I guess I can't recognize the guy's voice

That whole Jack U album is absolute garbage.
Went right to the recycling bin on my computer after first listen.

Holy fuck, I had to look it up on youtube just out of curiosity. It made me vomit in my mouth a little.

WTF? Awful listened to it on youtube....my face worst than that time i was fucking a mediocre cunt doggystyle and she farted.

*she was chubby too.

The Wilkinson Remix of Wild Frontier is now on Spotify also.

So I'm guessing/hoping 'Wild Frontier' will be like the 'Nasty' release in that the video comes first and then a few weeks later the remixes are sold as a single via the digital music websites.

We know there is a "Wild Frontier (Wilkinson Remix)" and a "Wild Frontier (KillSonik Remix)". They could put "Rise Of The Eagles" on the single otherwise it is only available with the iTunes album release. I can't see them including "Rebel Radio [Proxy Mix]" or "Ibiza (Instrumental)" before the album is released.

Bought the lot. Refuse to pirate Prodigy music.

RE: the comments about TDIME dividing fans, I think that's because it's so far the weakest Prodigy material yet.

The three released tracks are moderate to good, but none of them are great or traditionally 'killer' Prodigy tracks. Usually every album has at least 3 songs which make you believe in God - I actually thought the bloke had shown up at my door when I first heard Thunder.

But this...so far, underwhelming at best.

Unless the remaining 11 songs pick up dramatically, this album will be officially the first disappointing Prodigy album, and it may indeed be the final one they do.

I suggest you listen to some of live recordings of the new tracks, like Wall of Death and Destroy. This album will be amazing!...

Should that be the case I definently hope that it IS NOT the last album!