It's fantastic. My only niggle is that the video version ends better (that riff closing with a boot to the face is )

You know, it'd be perfectly alright if a couple of tunes were this way and we'd get some of the more musical numbers as well. But since they don't seem to like the whole 'album' extravaganza anymore (you know, like building a musical arc) and solely focus on live tracks that don't have much depth, I can't help but feel like this is a different band. While some of you may say "duh" now, it is indeed a little sad for me, as I always loved the perfect mix of atmopsheric and "bangin'" (man, how I learned to hate that word) work that was to be found on a Prodigy record. It was smart, even when they played dumb. There was an underlying cleverness in their work that was elusively unobvious.

I like the beat and vocal sample in Need Some1, but that obnoxious synth is just annoyingly drilling, in a way that really, really shitty pop tunes are drilling their melodies into your head.

The best part is the tiny breakdown.

I'm glad many of you like the way things sound. I just wish Liam would wrote more 'music' instead of 'bangerz'. We know he (once) could. For me, in the end, it'll always be music first, aggression and violence later. If I were just out for that I'd listen to Breakcore. Which actually can be highly creative albeit _extremely_ noisy.

Just compared the video and album version. Simply I don't understand why Liam made the video version better. That guitar riff outro adds a lot to the end of the track. I'm gutted it's not on the album version. And also the bride is 5 sec longer in the vid.

That bridge in the video version is awesome. I hope we'll get a better quality of the video someday, so we can rip a 320 from the audio. I I think that the current version has 128 only.

Wait a sec. The album version hasn't got that bridge? I thought I listened to the album version in this vid. Is it not the album version?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNRTKcjadkI

I could be wrong, but I don't think it will be the album version. I think the album version will be some longer (like 20 sec more). Obviously I can be wrong. It's just a supposition.

Could the guitar in ns1 played by James Rushent using the same stranglers guitar used on IMD? or maybe it's Olly B. ?

Album version is 2:45. You can see it on any digital outlets in the album pre-orders.

Man I love this track, so many nice little touches. It had a real richness to it even though its quite raw. Trying not to get my hopes too high for this album but I think Liam producing it himself may pay off really well.

NS1 reminds me a bit of BGAT, especially the ending.

how did liam not like this just listening to the instrumental it bangs hard

as for need some one take out that lead synth from the beging and give me the ending riff the guitars

hoping for more hip hop beats

I don't know what you're talking about.

The ending reminds me of the main beat in poison.
However, I know why it reminds u of bgat, there's a line that sounds very similar to one used in bgat.

I didn't want to seem unpleasant, but I think the same. Maybe there is something in the hip- hop beat, but the tracks sound completely different.
However BGAT is a song with a verse and a refrain. Need Some1 is a track having a riff repeated more often and a bridge.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/6835408 ... eed-Some-1