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 General Posts: 1351Location: Manchester, EnglandJoined: Wed Oct 04, 2006 9:32 am
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tonyjaa wrote: Quick question How are people listening to the whole album legally on iTunes? Its only allowing me to listen to the tunes already released There's a stream of it? Think if you go on the home page it's featured
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 Grunt Posts: 19Location: AustriaJoined: Sun Mar 22, 2015 6:22 pm
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subtract wrote: I was 17, massive influence on me just as MFTJG had a few years earlier but you'll remember how big the band was, a proper fuck-you to everyone in the charts at the time This album may have the same effect on a 17 year old now, hopefully it will When MFTJG came out I was 18 , when FOTL came out I was 21 .... nice times ... But I can easily imagine that nowadays a 17 year old would find MFTJG "boring" maybe. ... TDIME has this very uplifting fast pace throughout the album .... maybe more appealing for a 17 year old nowadays. But fact is, that TDIME won't have the same impact on the whole music scene as FOTL had ... while MFTJG was a bit underground but still game-changing ... FOTL introduced a new genre .. big beat .. together with Chemical Brothers, Junkie XL, Fatboy Slim etc.... Now today .. you have this dubstep, glitchwhatever / EDM movement .... TDIME might sound "harder" and "rougher" but borrows from these genres. ... as I said before ... TDIME is technically on a high production level... there is no innovative spirit .... I think it is rather an intentional flash-back of The Prodigy to the hypnotic rave phase of their own lifes. |
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 PrivatePosts: 145Location: BLNJoined: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:52 pm
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when Jilted came out I was 4, but I've heard the whole album when I was 18. year later, when Invaders was released I was pretty shocked that the new Prodigy fans considered Jilted as an album without the "kick" of Invaders, that it wasn't bangin' enough. actually.. I still don't get it.
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 Sergeant Posts: 422Location: Tenerife (fan since 95)Joined: Wed Jan 14, 2015 10:53 am
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Fakin ill wrote: lakow wrote: shame on you old fanz go away and be any rock band fan the Prodigy was always about dance music I don't understand your moaning I am also old fan and show must go on, we don't get MFTJG vol.2 what did you expect moaners? this is their best production after TFOTL, it is light in the tunnel of cours they are repetitive but this is their base of samples I also couldn't understand it after first leak lads this is the new Prodigy in new EDM enviroment still rebel and bangin' my soundsystem peace P.S. I'm waiting for b-side CD ("night is my friend")  to complete this music journey (sunlight, AWOL and other).Fucking 100% agree with this mate. Every album got its own spice, thats what i like about the prodigy. They always find something new and interesting. And yeah dream on about Night My Friend. 1. The Night My Friend. (Basically the first version of The Day but much better than the Laydown beats) 2. Awol. (Instrumental ofc, maybe with samples) 3. Nuclear bomb. (Nuclear remixed but with the same vocals) 4. RockNRoll. (F yeah) 5. Heatwave. (Guitar version) 6. Rise of the vampires. (Liam H's own Narayan pt2) 7. Enter the minefields. (Mindfields remixed with more futuristic sounds and beats) 8. Show your colours. (Basically the only good part of Colours, done to a full track) 9. The Rhythm. (Track with elements of Poison Fill) 10. Backstab. (New version of Stab) 11. Shadow of the moon. (The Shadow track with the added Atari sounds) 12. Lyrical Terrorist. (Keep it like that)  I almost want to make my own album. I will propably sound more like Molotov Beatz. I can never ever match the Prodigy. The sound they make is too unique.  It pisses me off how they change in every album like its easy. Give me your power Liam!  How old are you? |
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 ColonelPosts: 972Joined: Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:10 am
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jonyintheplace wrote: How old are you? what has this to do with anything? |
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Corporal Posts: 338Joined: Fri Sep 12, 2008 12:33 am
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[quote="subtract"][quote="tonyjaa"]Quick question
How are people listening to the whole album legally on iTunes? Its only allowing me to listen to the tunes already released[/quote] There's a stream of it? Think if you go on the home page it's featured[/quote] No still doesn't work for me but thanks anyway |
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| SergeantPosts: 422Location: Tenerife (fan since 95)Joined: Wed Jan 14, 2015 10:53 am
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Kingdom wrote: jonyintheplace wrote: How old are you? what has this to do with anything? I don't know, people are talking here about imaginary songs never written, asking Liam Howlett to give him his power. I just wanted to know where I am. By the way, Nasty was a very wrong idea as the first single, I still cannot understand why the hell they chose it, the album is definitely better than AONO and IMD but the marketing strategies have been weird. I'm thinking about not buying the regular cd and getting the deluxe edition that will come up in 6 months? what does the japanese version have as extra tracks this time? I have Invaders cd and special edition, lost beats ep, all the promo singles but If I can have them all in one package that would be better indeed. |
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 CorporalPosts: 302Joined: Thu Jan 15, 2015 11:36 am
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Kingdom wrote: jonyintheplace wrote: How old are you? what has this to do with anything? Nothing whatsoever. Staggered by the lack of respect for others by some on here. |
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| GeneralPosts: 1947Joined: Sat Sep 30, 2006 1:16 pm
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album really wearing thin after multiple plays. It's ok, though.
Jilted FOTL Experience TDIME Aono IMD Liam needs to get back to writing techno inspired tunes, stat. For someone who hates a lot of modern day dance music he sure as hell aint doing much better. |
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 GruntPosts: 26Joined: Mon Mar 23, 2015 2:37 pm
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soundwaves wrote: subtract wrote: I was 17, massive influence on me just as MFTJG had a few years earlier but you'll remember how big the band was, a proper fuck-you to everyone in the charts at the time This album may have the same effect on a 17 year old now, hopefully it will When MFTJG came out I was 18 , when FOTL came out I was 21 .... nice times ... But I can easily imagine that nowadays a 17 year old would find MFTJG "boring" maybe. ... TDIME has this very uplifting fast pace throughout the album .... maybe more appealing for a 17 year old nowadays. But fact is, that TDIME won't have the same impact on the whole music scene as FOTL had ... while MFTJG was a bit underground but still game-changing ... FOTL introduced a new genre .. big beat .. together with Chemical Brothers, Junkie XL, Fatboy Slim etc.... Now today .. you have this dubstep, glitchwhatever / EDM movement .... TDIME might sound "harder" and "rougher" but borrows from these genres. ... as I said before ... TDIME is technically on a high production level... there is no innovative spirit .... I think it is rather an intentional flash-back of The Prodigy to the hypnotic rave phase of their own lifes. I think Liam finally realized that he can't re- innovate on an already innovation . Previous 2 albums showed his struggling to make that innovation. So he chose to recess and initiate. This album has its own technique of writing music. It doesn't bring an innovation but a state of belongingness imo. |
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| GeneralPosts: 1947Joined: Sat Sep 30, 2006 1:16 pm
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Was thinking about how Liam doesnt care much for "No Good".. and how Keith and Maxim had to kind of twist his arms a bit for him to consider releasing Warriors Dance... There isnt a single moment in this album as good as those tracks.
Liam is probably sitting on a treasure trove of really cool tunes that he hates for all the wrong reasons. |
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| SergeantPosts: 478Joined: Mon Jun 09, 2008 9:38 am
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Blacklabel wrote: Was thinking about how Liam doesnt care much for "No Good".. and how Keith and Maxim had to kind of twist his arms a bit for him to consider releasing Warriors Dance... There isnt a single moment in this album as good as those tracks. Liam is probably sitting on a treasure trove of really cool tunes that he hates for all the wrong reasons. Best comment I've read here in a while. |
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 SergeantPosts: 484Joined: Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:25 pm
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WhWhat the FUCK has happened to this particular thread? Is anyone moderating this?
Relevant information is getting buried in a SHIT STORM of retarded posts. It’s the same group of people posting shit multiple times per page. Some of them really do sound like they are kids and or mentally challenged.
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| CorporalPosts: 302Joined: Thu Jan 15, 2015 11:36 am
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Blacklabel wrote: Was thinking about how Liam doesnt care much for "No Good".. and how Keith and Maxim had to kind of twist his arms a bit for him to consider releasing Warriors Dance... There isnt a single moment in this album as good as those tracks. Liam is probably sitting on a treasure trove of really cool tunes that he hates for all the wrong reasons. I do kinda know what you mean. Each track is firing but none of them really stand out as singles like Omen or Warrior's Dance. It's probably more reflective on their approach to promoting it though. |
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 GeneralPosts: 6541Joined: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:44 am
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tonyjaa wrote: Quick question How are people listening to the whole album legally on iTunes? Puzzled as to why it's not working for you. Might be a stoopid question but you do have iTunes installed? https://search.itunes.apple.com/WebObje ... heprodigy#
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