TheProdigy

fLiNtY wrote:


All in favour of some tiny club shows say i. I

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Keep in mind Liam needs to test materal out on the crowds to refine and play with ideas for the album before just sticking them on.
Glad I moved UK, now it's just a matter of waiting

fLiNtY wrote:


I agree with that. Use your influence to make it happen next year

Would you prefer the guys to do a major gig like Milton Keynes again or somewhere like knebworth to ensure you got a ticket, or prefer a more interment gig like Brixton or the Roundhouse Camden?

I would prefer Brixton for the act, music and interactivity, but Knebworth/Milton Keynes would have an amazing atmosphere.

Maybe the guys are trying to do something different, like an old style M25 rave that would lead all to a disused military base.

Limblee wrote:


It's getting to the point of pop eating the prodigy, where it's too many people for a gig in my opinion.... less is more. I still like to dance, not mosh - so how do you find a solution? MK was too big and the fanbase was a bit f'up.
Why is it more like 'stop the dance' I want to rave, not get crushed when I see my favourite music act of all time..... Are the prodigy too big for a dance act, hence now seen as many as rock and pop that have attracted all the ants that invade and squash us all ?

I really hope they dont do what they done last year at v festival they werent in the original line-up then were announced much later on i really couldnt afford the stupid prices on ebay atm and i would be gutted if i missed them again.

Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that you guys keep bitching about the setlist.

moonstrider101 wrote:

It's just saying - even bands get bored of playing the same track over and over, a track that to many has defined them like firestarter (which was for all the wrong reasons ;( There are so many other songs, but I can see why it's kept in there. I really don't think the guys are out of the UK because some of us are looking and hoping for a different set. They are spreading the word across the world having fun. I liked seeing them in another country. And its just pointing out the facts mate, not bitching- when it comes to firestarter its become a 'cliche' and not the prodigy I fell in love with with jilted then experience. I liked AONO and Invaders, but how many people even know the way it is...... If you get me.

purple squirrell wrote:


Yeah I was practically joking.

Still, who makes the setlists? The band or their promoters? I can understand returning to the same area with the same setlist as being a nuisance, but when going to a different venue and/or country, keeping the setlist the same works because it fits and it's new to that area.