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I'm still hoping for a tour like documentory covering the whole IMD era! From those small club shows leading right up to the whole WDF gig! Lots of stuff from backstage and what they as a group got up to on tour!

Delron wrote:


I agree, cos the smaller gigs had a nicer feel, I know the WDF was big but for me it was full of pikees and chavs fighting with their girlfriends, plus Milton Keynes was a fucker to get home from

Sorry if this comes across as a tad miserable..... but i dont really get all the with MK. yeah it was a great gig and a great day out but i dont see why people rate it more than other IMD gigs. Was it basically because it was their biggest ever gig?

Personally i enjoyed Ibiza Rocks gig more than MK as well as both the RWTW gigs that i went to, especially Southend. It had a capacity of about 2000 and i was on the railings at the front for the whole gig, only about 10 yards from the stage. As purple Squirrell says, those gigs had alot nicer feel to them, especially Ibiza Rocks, had an amazing atmosphere. And the RWTW gigs were really 'intimate' for use of a better word.

Best bit of MK for me (as well as alot of others im sure) was Weather Experience, other than that (and Mindfields) setlist was pretty much the same. The crowd at MK wasnt exactly superb, i even spoke to some people that 'were only there to see Pendulum' unforgivable.

That said...... yes i would still love a Warriors Dance Festival Blu Ray..... shame on me for being so hypocritical.

Lets think about this, DL DVD = 8gB surely they could do the most popular tracks from the smaller venues and still have plenty of room for WDF.

Oh definitely, look at all the content on the Their Law DVD, even had all (hotride? ) the music videos.
A 2 Disc DL DVD set (16GB) or a Blu-Ray (50gb, but HD Video, so not really a comparison) would be more than enough to document the last couple of years.

Preston723 wrote:



I fully understand what you're saying about MK and other gigs on the Invaders era. i'd throw the academy shows in with that too, and the NIA gig was up there with any gig i've been to for an experience.
I know people who didnt even go to mk because of the size and the amount of "followers" that would go but not even recognise any track from experience era apart from out of space and charly.
I think it is just that it was another landmark gig and if we were ever to get a full gig on DVD/blu ray, this would be it.

"Paul Dugdale is on his way to Kerala to film The Prodigy on their world tour. More here soon." - Agile Films tweet
Perhaps we should wait for India footage for DVD? Perhaps a summer release (Then pushed back to winter, then summer 2012 release)

I would like Paul Dugdale's job.

That is all.

Thank you.

Schoolboy Error wrote:


rly? All that waiting on crummy airports, long, sleepless trips in sweat infested busses, yesterdays pizza, flat sodas, countless hours in front of the computer editing photage...

Or you can rephrase that as
Flying around the world, driving with the lads to new places, partying and living the high life, and the comfort of working under your own supervision at home. Sounds unreal...not to mention the cheques

Martinstatic wrote:


What he said.

Frankthetank, you're clearly a 'glass half empty' kinda guy.

FrankTheTank that is a shocking summary...... Martins is much more accurate.
I was lucky enough to be sitting behind Dugdale (and Cords) on a plane home after a gig once and i would say he definitely sees it as the latter...

FRANK THE PLANK

Any news yet?

No?

OK.

Schoolboy Error wrote:


Hmm talking to Oneself - First sign of madness,..... this lack of a Prodigy DVD really is getting to some people