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"New Prodigy album"

Absolutely awesome, and I mean awesome. It's so far detached from Fat of the Land it's like a different band. Gone are the demented yelping and gurning of Keith Flint and the annoying screeching by Maxim (Leeroy aka 'Billy Longshanks' is also long gone) - this is Liam Howlett's album, and it shows. If you've ever heard his Dirtchamber sessions, you'll know what to expect - Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned is punk, syphoned through breakbeat with some fat, fuzzy basslines and dirty vocals. It starts brilliantly, continues to be brilliant and ends brilliantly.

It's like a complete stranger coming up to you in the street and shouting as loud as they can in your face and and spitting in your mouth - like in that Aphex Twin video - it's just that filthy, and I love it.

Do not buy if you like McFly, Joss Stone or Jamie Callum.

I have the NME interview somewhere...

But even NME didn't write something quite a b***ocks as that. :)

Music journalism, it's caused many a problem.

So poor they'd probably class Prodigy as NUmetal now. ;D

I like this Quote.

"If ‘Poison’ delivered the electronic punk genre and ‘Firestarter’ defined it as a global presence, then ‘Baby’s Got a Temper’ killed it once and for all. And with what had become The Prodigy formula destroyed, Liam was once again able to explore."

Heh.

Sticking Baby's Got a Temper on would've made more sense than having a poor filler track which is to feature on a BMW ad!

*Listens to Prodigy remix of Jesus Jones' 'Zeros and Ones'*

Happy days. :)

Hedfix wrote:
> Well I for one am not impressed. The amount of time that flaming album
> took to come out and then there's a filler track on it? AND the
> filler track's to feature on a BMW ad?
>
> Oh very 'Punk' Mr Howlett.

Well im glad to took this long to come out.

I dont want an album full of 'Babys got a Temper's

and I believe it was Keith and Leroy but I could be wrong.

DreamWarBird wrote:
>
> 'They' being Keith and Maxim?
>
> They dont even make the tunes.

Well duh! But you tend to get the feeling of a band/group when half of it's speaks in an interview.

Well I for one am not impressed. The amount of time that flaming album took to come out and then there's a filler track on it? AND the filler track's to feature on a BMW ad?

Oh very 'Punk' Mr Howlett.

Hedfix wrote:
> Yes, but if you listen to the interview CD they were conscious of the
> 'trendy' fans they'd picked up because of the success of Fat of the
> Land.

'They' being Keith and Maxim?

They dont even make the tunes.

I was indicating thats its a filler track, for the album.

Even Howlett isn't keen. “Not a lot to say on this,” he shrugs. “It's just an album filler.” in Q magazine.