@JamesJupiter I ordered the CD yesterday when you posted that cheaper Amazon link and have just put the CD on to play

Nice.

That's the equivalent of saying "I do not salute you, you know who you are". Sounds like something I could have said. Wait, I think I just did.

I still haven't received my CD, it will arrive only in december.
Seems Amazon didn't stack up enough albums for North America, which might be a sign that they expected it to bomb and that it's selling much more than expected. That or NEOREV bought all of them again.

Yeah it hits really hard!!!!

And people wonder why other shops go out of business and Amazon succeeds (although when Amazon have no competition left they'll do what they want and no one can stop them).

almost no street retailers by now even in medium-sized cities. I'm waiting until the Japanese edition details are unveiled. If it's the same as the regular european release, I'll use amazon uk as always. It takes 4-5 days to arrive to the Canary Islands.

I keep changing my mind on Champions of London.
The vocals don't seem so bad once you get used to them, lol.
If they had better vocals it'd be sooo good.
I love the mad scream used in the drop. Think it says "woooooowwww"

Same here , it's grown on me a lot.

Liam explained meaning of the lyrics of COL in that mixmag interview or NME. I think its nme.
Really dig the track. Dalston to Brixton.

What a mess these orders stories, really sorry for you, guys. This time, I decided not to order my records, and I did well. I never received my The Night Is My Friend CD, and I haven't been able to buy it since

I think that its more like Keith didnt care much. Ive seen him do this before, giving short comments or nothing and they have to write something over it, id say that people shouldnt overthink this, i dont think hes mad or anything.

Liam in the other hand is quite cute, i like how much he types, love this, love that, love all our fans, big <3 /LH Almost wana squish his cheek.

And Maxim is cool too but its usually a short line.

I got my CD album a few days ago. Not sure if its something wrong with the cover or its their style, i could barely see any detail, its so black I guess its because yeah, its popular, its outsold in some areas here.

Can't believe how fuckin great is this album! It's nearly perfect from start to finish. This album feels like for me the banned AONO v1. Finally it's a real hard album not full of lightweight pop songs like Wild Frontier. And yeah, it's really like the proper follow up to FOTL.

Give Me a Signal is in my top 5 Prodigy tracks I think. Fucking amazing.

Absolutely loved the album. I was very surprised when i saw all the negative reviews before the release. Album was worth the wait, and it is even better than the TDIME album. I would love to see some unreleased b-sides released along with upcoming singles. There is many songs, that could have been fit on the album, like jetfighter, no souvenirs etc. My personal favourite tracks are

1. No Tourists. This one has really grown on me. First time i didnt like it, but more i listen to it more i love it. Absolutely stunning atmospheric track.

2. Resonate. This one surprised me. Sounds very cool from good speakers. This song has scifi vibe going on, and that distorted robotic voice sounds menacing.

3. Give me a Signal. What a song, it's so different compared to typical Prodigy tracks. Everytime i listen to this song, i found something new from it.

WILD FRONTIER IS NOT A FUCKING POP SONG.


Sorry for shouting.

I haven't posted much on here since the album came out, but that's not through lack of interest, because believe me I love this album more and more with every listen. It's an incredible album which although packs a massive punch of energy from first listen, manages to grow deeper with further listens.

I feel that Liam's reached deeper into his untouchable zone when making this album, and he's created new Prodigy music which rubs shoulders with some of the 90's material. I'm not saying it's as good as the original three, but it's in the same vein more so than anything else since. It has so much energy and the dark rave sounds, nothing cheesy or poppy, no compromises. Yes, it's missing that journey track, but the undiluted energy is so powerful. The production is also excellent.

I enjoy every Prodigy album including the 00's onwards, but this has that special feeling, the next level. Anyone making excuses for old bands who can't make music with the energy or passion of their youth because they're millionaires now and aren't hungry only need look at The Prodigy and hold their heads in shame because Prodigy show that even in this position it can still be done, and I salute them for it.

A couple of other notes regarding the album, Champions of London is a real grower, and once you get used to the vocals and accept them as part of the track, well, it's just incredible really. Also, is anyone else reminded of the Funky Shit bass drums when they listen to Timebomb Zone? I mean that in a good way.