Looks like they changed their mind, and I'm OK with it because I believe the other option would have been for them to not do any shows at all and go into hiding until the next album is ready. And any Prodigy fan knows that's a long period of time.

Right now we have a setlist of about 50% all-time hits for the casual gig-goer, 35% last album tracks that not too many people know and 15% new material, for testing it and for the more dedicated fans.

I think that's a good mix that allows them to go live, make money, keep the band in shape and ultimately make a better next album.

i think its really fucking hard for them to get in a position where they are comfortable, and now they are stuck in it.

theyve gotta tread carefully not to do the same shit as the start of 2000s and swing to far, so i think liams pulling the reigns a lot harder this time

No Amon Tobin on that list?

So I voted for The Prodigy...
but if Mr. Tobin was on there, it would have been quite a difficult choice

The ISAM Live show is hands down one of the most amazing visual/audio concert experiences ever

And I'll be going to see him again for ISAM Live 2.0 with new music, visuals, and 80% bigger stage set up.

In the top 5 for Best Live Act

The Cribs
Dub Pistols
Enter Shikari
The Prodigy
Frank Turner

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