TheProdigy

WTF?
Even if your not a big fan of TheProdigy how the hell can you standing still while the spit so much VIBE in your face!!!
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It was interesting to see Liam playing around with the begging of smbu. Haven't seen that since he dumped de w30.

Same set list as the IMD tours with a few tracks dropped! Doesnt make sense why they are over there wasting their time trying to raise their profile with a bunch of emos that would rather listen to LP groan on about how they feel shit about their lives!

Get back in the studio and unleash some madness on us and do some gigs where you know the respect will be unleashed right back at you!

Wonder how many times Maxim shouted out the ol, "all my Prodigy people" at that shite crowd

Delron wrote:


Not all Americans dislike The Prodigy, me being one of them. Why is The Prodigy over here? Because LP asked them to be. Support bands never get as much respect because the bulk of the people who are there are not there for them. Those who go to see The Prodigy during the LP tour are outnumbered and outgunned (and therefore feel too embarrassed to dance) by the people who love to stand around and watch dudes with mics sing their heart out. Even during Linkin Park no one is moving because LP doesn't do dance music. Americans are lazy; plane and simple. Most of them do what they want, when they want, and if they cannot do it, they get angry and blame others. I love the freedom in America, the beauty in some areas, and the relatively safe environment, but that's it. I absolutely hate, however, the arrogance and the culture. The Prodigy has always been my favorite band and come February 25th, I'll finally be able to hear them live. I'll try to get some footage and hopefully it will express at least one American giving respect to The Prodigy, me

Nuff respect to you my man! Hope you have a wicked time when you catch them and teach a few of the LP fans a lesson in how to enjoy a show!

My point which i didnt really state is why waste time out there whilst they could be banging out some new material in the studio! I thought that they would be giving you guys something a bit different and test run some new ideas or playing around with some of the fills and seeing where they lead!

Watching the YT clips reminds me of the Baby Got A Temper video with the cows watching them

moonstrider101 wrote:



1. How the FUCK can u feel embarrassed to dance infront of the Prodigy man? It's like to be embarrased to suck milk from your mother's breasts
2. There is no freedom in US at all dude, get over it It was freedom in the time of "Easy Rider" if you know what i mean

FunkyShit wrote:

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Martinstatic wrote:


What's the shocked face for? EVERYONE does that when they're hungry.

Skellz wrote:


Bitty?!?

FunkyShit wrote:


It's not that people are embarrassed to dance in front of The Prodigy, they're embarrassed to dance in front of The Prodigy with over a thousand other people who don't give two sh!ts about the band. Here in America we are too much in a comfort zone. If someone were to do physical harm to us, and we survived, we would brag about how brave we were and how strong we are. If someone were to talk smack about us, though, we would crawl into our emo corner and contemplate suicide or mass murder to get revenge. We just don't want to admit that we're different.

As for the lack of freedom, well, you're probably right. Basically though we have enough freedom to do or express what the f@ck we want whenever we want. Consequences of course follow, but that's in any situation.

Don't want to get all political, but I'm not American but even I can see you're right in your first post; America does have a lot of freedom, for better or for worse..

Here in Ireland, to own a gun for protection you have to go to police station, give them a valid reason for owning, to get a cert, which is entirely up to them at their discretion to give.

With that cert you also need a license from a gun club.
And to own it in your house (god forbid you'd want protection) and not just at a club you also need to have a secure safe for it, which also needs to be certified. And on top of all that, the gun is only legally allowed for target practise, or hunting.

Nonetheless people storm houses and rob people with guns all the time.

If someone breaks into your house with a gun here, you'd also get arrested for stabbing him. Even the police aren't allowed guns. America on the other hand, gives home-owners some sense of control in their own home.

Martinstatic wrote:

Yep same here, if a police man shoots at a criminal they are in trouble (they probably end up in court)...

I took a photo at the end of the Vegas gig and EVERYONE was on their feet, hands in the air when The Prodigy stopped playing.

Considering that most of the people around me didn't know more than one or two songs by The Prodigy before the gig started, to see them all standing and cheering at the end was great.

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=3 ... 73&theater

PS - Me and my mate were the only two people in our bit of the crowd standing and cheering for the first song, after that I'd say 70% of the people were standing and around 90% by the end.

Amazing reaction from people who weren't familiar with The Prodigy.

CMRVSUK wrote:

No one can resist it when they see it

CMRVSUK wrote:


Perhaps they were standing because they were glad it was over. LOL that would be terrible.