TheProdigy

Hi friends,

I'll participate in a Dutch program for national television this year. A program where two persons switch from lives for four (in my extended episode five) days.

The makers of the program would love to include some Prodigy activities since they're a big part of my life. I've been thinking a lot what to do but can't really think of something. Your help and ideas would be appreciated a lot!

We will film in May and it will broadcast in September. Any opportunity to promote Prodigy in a good way must be taken if you ask me! (Definitely if its for national television!)

Thanks in advance,

Boudewijn.

The person you're changing places with must listen to The Prodigy all of that time. Eventually he/she wants to abandon the old life and become a Prodigy person!

Get them to a gig in May- wherever it is! (RUSSIA) Follow the group wherever they play for a gig the person will never forget. Its' all about planning your life around a band. It is for me anyway.
As far as I'm concerned there are no activities/rituals to be a fan, that sounds lame. You either are or not based on the music and your own personal experiences. Just show how much you love the band and why.
There is no Prodigy indoctrination!
Wow actually you could do a mad show follow up of the Prodigy in 1997 Red Square that made a big impact Globally? Send them there , and then meet up , or some people from here could

Sweet, try and get some publicity for the worlds on fire dvd

Martinstatic wrote:


Brand or Band Martin

Band.
Band's dvd. Money for band=more successful band.
More successful band=happier band.
Nothing to do with brand.

How about making them go on a SMBU kinda trip! Make them recreate the SMBU video

Now a reality show that showed that i would definetly watch.

Martinstatic wrote:


Money does not always mean success and/or happiness
Success has a strange road and loads of meanings
Selling lots of Dvds doesn't really mean shit compared to doing the gig
This film is fun and a cash cow
Plenty of 'Ants' to lap it up
I'd just love to know of any new material/dates with a changed setlist?
THE NEW ERA ??????
That is all- to the whole world, especially The Prodigy HAPPY EASTER FROM THE EASTER SQUIRRELL

* purple squirrell wrote:

I think he should use this moment to actually show people what good music is.

purple squirrell wrote:


Heh with bands today, money means everything, otherwise they would still be playing on street corners for change.
In the commercial world, money IS success. How will they record and put out another album if they had no money? How would they have filmed and produced this film?
Or even done the gig? Like or hate FOTL, without the commercial success (thus money) from that, WDF probably wouldn't have even happened yet.

Record labels, singles, albums, contracts, production, publishing, every band needs it all to go on, even our prodigy...just cos they're real unlike all the other fake trash out there, doesn't make them exempt from the rule; money, money and money!

I'm hoping Worlds On Fire sells well, don't care how commercial it goes, doesn't change shit for me

Martinstatic wrote:


Go read dis
http://theprodigy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1135

Exactly, that all goes in favour of my argument, was all about business and money.
Unless you're pointing in the other direction and want me to see the free gig part, the free gig wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't for money. Someone has to pay for it!

Martinstatic wrote:


Did you tell everyone else about Santa as well then

Sowwi I did