if your browser is firefox there's a ddon you can install and you can rip 90% off all internet streams .so try it like that.here's the add-on
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006

ooo i'm gonna watch this now.

i never saw you tonight stu, not that i know what you looked like see a guy in a glowing tshirt at the very front by any chance? lol

no, it streams over xbox live, u cant install anything like a browser

you can't access the site via computer?only with the x box?

harder to rip as its jsut a stream and not a download

i thought keith was actually gonna do a washboard and spoon solo in the interview but he doesn't lol.

what's a washboard?

i need to buy xbox only for such interviews with prodigy

Yup, thats exactly what they want you to do.

As part of Xtival '08, The Prodigy released two videos to Xbox Live and participated in a live video chat session.

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We caught up with members Liam Howlett and Keith Flint for a brief chat about games, music, the combination of the two and Keith's interesting ideas about where the Guitar Hero franchise should venture next.

So, let's start with the obvious question - do you guys play games at all?
Liam Howlett: I used to. I mean I'm such a boring bastard, literally music is all I do. It's not because I don't want to, I just haven't got the time.
Keith Flint: I got one of the alternative gaming consoles...

Well, you look like an alternative gentleman.
KF: [laughs] ...Because there are other consoles on the market. I got it for a wedding present.
LH: You didn't buy it yourself?
KF: No, I didn't buy it myself, because I am contractually tied strictly to the leading console on the market. Erm... can we just get the lawyers in, just to confirm that's okay?

Don't worry, that's fine.
KF: Yeah, and my wife's Japanese, so I think they maybe have a bit more experience. And yeah, she whipped my arse in even the most basic games. It was one where you waggle something around and stuff happens, and I thought 'yeah I'm well up for this', smashed a few bits around the house, haven't touched it since.

Have you seen these music games, like Rock Band and Guitar Hero?
KF: Love it. Yeah, brilliant.
LH: My sister does play it, and her band-mates play it.
KF: You often see people playing that backstage at gigs. It's quite funny - you'll see Slayer doing Wham tracks just before they go on.
LH: Yeah, it was that gig, wasn't it?
KF: Rock-am-Ring.

The Germans are very into their games.
KF: Yeah, they love them.
LH: But there was a band, and it might have even been Slayer, but one of those bands, were just standing there on Guitar Hero.
KF: Yeah, and My Bloody Valentine doing X-Factor classics.

We've heard a few musicians complaining about people pretending to play instruments rather than actually doing it...
KF: All musicians pretend to play instruments. They all want to be Hendrix if they're a guitarist. They want to be Keith Moon if they're a drummer. So they're all pretending to be someone.
LH (to OXM): What do you mean?

Well, do you think it might be something that would encourage people to get into music?
LH: Guitar Hero? Yeah, man, totally. I don't play it but I'm always round at a friend's house and her daughter's on it all the time. I've had a couple of goes but I haven't got it myself yet. But definitely, from that she was telling me about Tom Morello, and she's like 'I love Tom Morello'. I said do you know who he is? And she knew about Rage Against The Machine from Guitar Hero.
KF: I'll tell you what I love about it. It's got a bit more interaction - it's a bit more fun.
LH: With Guitar Hero, I heard there's going to be something on the electronic side.

Yeah, DJ Hero. Do you think that could work?
LH: Tell me a bit more about it, though.

We don't know a great deal about it yet, but we get the feeling DJing is quite a complex thing to get the hang of.
KF: I should imagine it's as hard as actually being a DJ.
LH: They should be able to find some fun way of interacting, but it's a bit one-sided.
KF: They should do a porn star one. Where you get this little [edited] and you're judged on how good you [edited]. So you've got a [edited], a [edited] and an [edited].

Hopefully not all on the same device?
KF: Well, let's make it fun and just cook it up!

Moving swiftly on! You guys have experimented with interactivity with Memphis Bells [a customisable, freely downloadable song]. Do you think the fact that there's going to be people with a console under their TV with a controller, perhaps with 5.1 surround sound and HD visuals, do you think it might be a good way to deliver music?
LH: Absolutely man, it's really important. I mean, we're always into trying new things out and you talked about the Memphis Bells thing - that was actually ahead of its time, and it'd be good to do it again. It's fun for kids to be able to have a track and to take it apart and reassemble it in their own way.
KF: The thing is, if you're stuck in the past, you become a dinosaur. I was saying, funnily enough, in another interview earlier on it's like it'd be good to go to a record store and just pull out records, but being online and having that capability means you can have it now, and that does go hand in hand with games consoles. It gives us the edge in that respect, because it's something we've always been good at.

The Prodigy's new album Invaders Must Die will be released on March 2.