TheProdigy

Hello fellow Prodigy Nuts,
I love the band to a serious degree but am wondering why the DVD is called " Worlds On Fire " Which was the opening track of the MK concert , yet it doesnt appear on the DVD , Whats going on ?? I love that track and was so looking forward to it it .
Si

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Discussed plenty of times, before it came out...nothing new to add.

Martinstatic wrote:

there is no definitive answer.... It's bizarre :shock: :shock: :shock: discuss all we have, WTF ? An official word would be common decency

"To Kill A Mocking Bird" contains no useful information on how to actually kill a mocking bird...

Spitfire6000 wrote:

to make a point that has no point...

It was called "Take Me To The Hospital" when Duggers won his MVA then they decided to change the name to screw with your minds

KeVo wrote:


I think that's because he won said prize solely for his footage of said track, not the whole thing.

One of The Prodigy's great unsolved mysteries!

I'll be really pissed off if the money men relese a limited boxset with the full set list in the future!

Its not just a head fuck, its off key and an official statement would be decent.... Come on - For the prodigy people

purple squirrell wrote:


The point is the title of something can have absolutely nothing to do with the content!

Spitfire6000 wrote:

no shit sherlock :shock: The point is still there none the less, Its a bum note.

Why are people acting like it's an unreasonable question to be asking?

They could have called the DVD/Blu-ray anything other than "WOF". They didn't put the tune in there (not counting the menu's) and still called it that despite it being the opener for the concert and knowing the fact that people who were there would expect it to be on the disc.

I understand the reasoning for taking out some of the tracks, but don't understand why they insisted on still calling it WOF.. They could've called it "Warrior's Dance" or anything else.

Schoolboy Error wrote:

What confuses me is that the film shown in cinema's isnt the same as the DVD, instead the footage is broken down and mixed around on the special features.
I find it misleading to call it a film, give it a name and call the DVD the same thing.

Eh whatever.