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Cheers for that Majin, just downloaded the m3u playlist off that, got a good listen to the majority of it...sounds great!

Majin wrote:

KeVo wrote:


Isn't there a massive catalogue thats been recorded by the sound engineer Jon Burton, sure i've read that here a few times. I'm assuming you just want high quality recordings from the audio equipment/PA system. Having read this article http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/oct10/a ... gy.htm#Top - which has been on this site before, it does go on to say he mixes the live crowd effects in through ableton (through seperate mics/tracks etc) and there is are hard copies of these tunes, so in theory I cant see why 'dub' versions of live tracks wouldn't be available. Gaining access to or the publishing the 'crowdless' tracks technically is do-able, and maybe something will happen in the future As for not wanting the crowd noise in the first place, guess thats a personal choice which I can understand. It does take away the quality of the actual music on a technical basis. Bit like wanting the footy commentators off

^ I'm more in it for the music, I don't rly care about the live experience when I'm listening at home or on my iPod. I'm sure that studio versions exist somewhere but for some reason I don't see them getting a release.

Pre-order available on iTunes for £5.99, bargain IMO

I have to say that I'm not usually one for live albums, but with this one it will be cool as I was there and it will bring back a lot more memories than a studio version. Don't get me wrong, I would love the studio versions of the tracks too, especially Weather Experience, Charly, EITP etc.
When I went to see Orbital in 2009 I pre-ordered the live USB wristband of the 2nd night I was at and I love listening to it, crowd noises included (especially as you can hear me screaming "Satan" just as it's about to kick off).
Can't wait for this to come up, a true piece of Prodigy history (not to mention I'm looking forward to the World's On Fire chilli sauce as well. Nom-noms)

I'm happy as it's the closest thing we can get to studio versions of the live versions of tracks, which I think all sound better than the originals.
Still want a studio-live album though

Yea Wayne, I'm sure if i was there I'd love to have live versions as well. I'm still going to buy it with the Blu-ray pack, but as Martinstatic said, studio versions would have been great.

Majin wrote:


Do you mean live recordings or live performance, like going to see them. As I said before, the live versions recently were all recorded where they could be remastered and sound more like a studio recordings?

Majin wrote:


Id be well fucked off if i was Liam & co, theres pretty much the full Thunder on them new Juno samples

There's the full of every track You just have to click thru the waveforms and shit to get through them...makes it almost not worth bothering with.
I just pieced together Thunder though using them. My own little bootleg for personal consumption, until the damn thing comes out >

lol ^ and it's pretty stupid that the whole thing's done and uploaded to the retailers but it's not out for another 3 weeks just because of the movie release......
purple squirrell wrote:

What I mean is I'd rather have studio versions of the tracks than versions with Maxim screaming and the crowd and the band playing over the tracks. Of course I'd love to see them live some day, I'm sure it's an incredible experience, but I don't want some dumbed-down version of the live experience in my headphones.

What you said was the sound coming out of their live mixer or whatever was recorded and then they dumped all the other stuff I don't want on top of it, which is a shame.

I see Juno has taken the entire album off their records...I managed to extract the first 5 tracks though, like a vulture.
Colours and Thunder are great!

Martinstatic wrote:

No, it's still there:
http://www.junodownload.com/products/li ... 7433O4-02/

Ah it's back, but they've removed the little thing saying 'You can't buy this in your country'. Hmph.