TheProdigy

The sound i thought for a open air concert was excellant.The Prodigy are in a league of there own with the other chasing them.It going to take someone or something to topple them

The only thing that can topple The Prodigy is time, and even then they become more set in stone and immortal.
After a few decades there will be other groups to revolutionize music, in a different way. The younger generations will love them and crown them king, and not particularly like the Prod, but the respect will still come back to Prod.

It's like classical music, most kids don't like Bach, but musicians still gotta respect that crazy mofo.

PURPLE SQUIRELL wrote:


I've always prefered going to Prodge gigs on my own. When that first track kicks in I head straight down the front. If you attend with a casual fan, your at the back and a prodigy gig is not as good when down the back if you are used to being down the front.

As for the sound system at Mk, I'll never hear them soooo good anywhere else.

The sound was excellant for the outdoors.Hope Milton Keynes and the whole of buckinghamshire herd it.

Amplifier wrote:


true on both counts. I enjoyed the MK at the back, but know deep down, I was held back by what I call trophy hunters! (people that went, just to say they were there!"

Things should return back to normal after this tour has finished and Liam takes time out to rest and to write the next album.

So when they come back (when ever that is) hopefully it will be low key live dates

I remember going to Guns N Roses with a cousin and his parents. He was 'afraid' to go to the front.
Didn't stop me, but was sure as shit annoying!

i was stood in front of the big bass speakers, i stood there with open arms and shouted fucking bring the bass, then out of space kicked in was amazing