Does anyone else agree that AONO helped liam become the main star of the group?

he defintley stole the spotlight from keith, as we never ever seen liam on album covers on his own or photoshoots

Could it be that Liam is the smartest bastard in the world and he did this intentionally? like ditching both keith and maxim so he could be more in the spotlight?

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it's true we see more of liam now.well i can't blame the bastard fot wanting some atention and some recognition for his creations.he probably got sick of always seeig leith being asociated with the prodigy

i don't think liam done it for the spotlight, in interviews he was mainly mentioned as the producer or leader of the pack even before AONO, i think the fans will know him for sure, just some people may have a hard time figuring out what he actually does on stage because noone can really see him down where the crouds are usually heard,

aono was a weird time for prodigy, they still done touring together, i'd see it as a fame thing if liam never took the band with him on tour, the prodigy aint prodigy without keith and maxim and all the same apply's for being without liam, either way if one were to go bad things happen which happened to AONO

im sure most of the tracks on aono he'd have done with maxim and keith, you know let them hear it and all that, but they wern't really keith and maxim tunes, so they got ditched which is a shame

nah

but of course! with AONO liam felt like a god and it is seen in every inteview then. my no1 is the one with Gonzo. if he's not on cocaine than... i don't know.

influences:
1. pop wive
2. Liam Gallagher
3. family life?

dude i like the socks liam had in that interview.and the sneakers.so funky man

yeah from that moment the guy had this king elvis style

that's because prodigy's commercial success and fame in the 90s is directly connected with mad firestarter. with AONO liam turned attention at himself and it turnet how it turned. if it was Liam Prodigy album that would do. but most people were disappointed because there was no scary flint in the tunes and there was no such shock. kudos for that album were form fans who know who made that tunes and from people from the business
that's because (in 90s) if u weren't aware enough u didn't knew that liam himself done all the music - a peaceful shy guy, the most quiet person during interviews