What the fok is this silence???

We are waiting for Nightmare's review.

We Live Forever live at Alexandra Palace

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NO TOURISTS --> still in my players, I was bored by NS1 about release date but now this is awesome intro
every track is very very good,
album overall - good craft

Nice extra layer on the synth-drops (my only complain about this track).
The new chord sounds like a "Byzantine scale" vs "Shepard scale" battle.
I think it makes it more interesting compared to the original studio version.

http://www.noise11.com/news/the-prodigy ... 8-20190205

Despite streaming dominating music consumption today, Liam’s says The Prodigy fans are maintaining their old habits. “When you talk about cassette you are listening to something from start to finish, firstly one side and then the other side. It’s such as a great thing, a cassette. People forget about that. Its old school and its got a certain feel to it. Vinyl has come back too and a that of that is people just wanting something physical they can hold. It is so much better than a CD. CDs are really non-existent anymore. People like vinyl. We seem to be a band people like that have the vinyl with”.


so Liam, release some singles on vinyl man!!!!

this is the first time we're not getting anything on plastic (excluding the album)

Why do you want the singles to be released on a physical format when you've been vocal in saying you haven't liked any of the remixes released? Would you actually buy vinyl of music you don't like? I could understand your wish for a physical release if you actually liked the music.

man, you keep saying things that are not true, I don't know why. I own every fuckin single release by The Prodigy (except mega ultra rare things like that infamous xlc 076 cassette and the like...) and I like having my music on vinyl. I don't like most of the new remixes, as many as you who don't like them either, but I also like some of them, not as much as when they chose remixers much better in the past or when they included nice b-sides.

I think that only-digital releases are poorer in soul and content. If they made 3 track singles again with two remixes and one b side (because we know he still has many unreleased tunes) most of the fans would buy 12" singles. Runs of 500-750 copies are not that big of we talk about one of the most important electronic bands in the world (or the most important one in fact).

Which of the 'No Tourists' era remixes did you like?

Like it or not, physical releases of singles are pretty much over. They make no money for the record label. We'll be lucky if we get a CD compilation of this albums remixes.

Friction remix was not bad at all but as they are only digital I tend to forget them much faster, don't know why but that's how it is.

The Prodigy have been nominated for ‘Album of the Year’ at the inaugural Saunders Awards tonight. Tune in to BBC Radio 1's Indie Show with Jack Saunders from 23.00 GMT

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Arctic Monkeys won.

Blaaah! Arctic Monkeys were good only by their first two albums. The rest is garbage.

I honestly never got the love for Arctic Monkeys