I hear a little bit of Olly in there too, way in the back. But not him alone, it's Keef and Maxim too. All three combined.

well thanks for the semi-support

im not gonna sit here all night proving its him on vocals, ask him yourselves, he's on facebook and he's a really nice guy.

my point was really more about the dudes involvement in the band being under estimated. take a look at this and add things up for yourself...

https://www.allmusic.com/artist/olly-bu ... 0000467352

I’m pretty sure that’s Maxim on the main vocal, with a touch of Keith, and perhaps Olly too blended in. Makes sense for it to be Maxim, given he’ll be doing it live. Unless Olly will be getting a mic for the live tour.

https://youtu.be/8W-yVNX3xRk?t=28

Liam Howlett, Composer, Producer, Writer, Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer, Instruments -
The Prodigy, Composer, MainArtist -
Keith Flint, Vocals -
Keith Thornton, Composer, Writer -
Maurice Smith, Composer, Writer -
Robert Chetcuti, Composer, Writer -
Cedric Miller, Composer, Writer -
Keith Palmer, Vocals -
Keith Camilleri, Composer, Writer -
Trevor Randolph, Composer, Writer -
Prash Mistry, Mastering Engineer

It happened with Invisible Sun, Tim Hutton sung in it with Keith but wasn't credited.

Honestly mate i think you'd be gobsmacked if you knew how many people don't get credited.

I've been knocking about on this forum for years and Nekosite well before that (i remember you being there). It pisses me off that when i finally post something i get called a troll. No reason for me to make shit up so lets just leave it at this before i get someone in trouble

How many more times will we get the same track over and over and over again? I'm starting to get tired. This track is an overly re-re-recycled boring shit. It's just another Omen, TMTTH, Experience thing. Terrible and ridiculous. NS1 is 1 million times better and fresher.

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Sorry, but comments like these seem to be influenced too much by rave nostalgia. I can think of at least 10 singles and many more non-singles since 1992 that are better. I'm happy that people are enjoying the tune, but it's not the holy grail. Nothing new can beat the golden tunes from the 90s. This isn't to say we shouldn't enjoy the new tunes, but we shouldn't exaggerate either.[/quote][/quote]

I agree with you in that I didn't say it was the best prodigy tune since 1997 I said it was the most EXCITING. I have personal fave's from AONO and IMD that I rate over this song, but... in terms of the direction the band are going and hype for a new album, I haven't been this excited for a new prodigy album since Fat of the Land.

Make sense?!

Liam and The Prodigy separately! The Prodigy name is just an umbrella for a load of people liam works with and doesnt credit.

Anyway.... the tune is awesome (see back on topic mods )

I just checked the TDIME booklet and Tim Hutton is clearly credited there as a backing vocalist.


Yes, it does, although I don't find that direction exciting, but that statement does make more sense.

Oh well. There was obligatory shait track of the album.

Its kinda like the badass female beating up guys in the modern action movies. Everybody knows that she is gonna be in the movie. But nobody want her there.

Got it, you want big, sexy, dirty, muscular man on man action instead.

Hey Phil...



chill, man.

You ain't living up to your name.

This tune sound like the direction the rave era would have gone to if it hadn't split up into jungle and happy hardcore and if The Prodigy hadn't changed direction after Experience.