I just want to hear the Nasty instrumental:) some people told me its cool;)

quick question; does the Japanese cd version have bonus tracks?

I'm waiting to know what version is best (though I suppose that we'll be ripped off as in 6 months there will be a 2xcd version as it happened with IMD).

Says the video is private?

15
REBEL RADIO [PROXY MIX]

16
WILD FRONTIER [KILLSONIK MIX]

It has Rebel Radio (proxy remix), Wild Frontier (Killsonik remix) and most propably Rise of the eagles.

I posted my thoughts on Hi-Res Audio (24bit/192kHz) in this thread:

http://www.brainkiller.it/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8840&p=228392#p228392

I go into detail regarding sampling rates and bit depth and try to explain which factors could limit the theoretical Hi-Res audio quality.

That would be so awesome. Would be hilarious at the same time to see the reaction on here if it was Rhythm Bomb! (ok, maybe not so funny. Maybe even scary.)

Heard about a FFS remix, didn't know what track.

Awesome confirmation. Thanks.

Easy!

http://www.officialcharts.com/chart-new ... bum__8831/

It's now emerging to me that the album filler is:

Nasty (6), Ibiza (0), Wild Frontier (6), Beyond the Deathray (7), Rhythm Bomb (0), Get Your Fight On (5) & Invisible Sun (7).

Those tracks I skip pretty much every time.

I put the album on for:

Enemy (8), Rebel Radio (8), Destroy (10), Rok-Weiler (10), Roadblox (8), Medicine (10) and Wall of Death (8).

Despite a long number of tracks with a good score here, I have to say the album, for me, is overall missing the usual Prodigy charm. It's the first album I've not really felt as connected with. And that even includes AONO. It's good, very good, and the great tracks are really brilliant, but something just doesn't click overall for me with it. I don't feel as involved with the experience (pun not intended) as I have with previous albums.

As far as the grand scheme of things, the album order of my esteem is thus:

Experience (original, and best. Literally one or two weaker tracks. This album is their masterpiece)

Jilted (their best rounded album with a few neat touches of variation)

IMD (It has a bit of filler (Piranha, Colours) but its strong tracks are killer)

Enemy (Plenty of great tracks but a fair few poor ones too. Lacks the connection I usually have)

FOTL (I never dug this one like others do. Too commercial, and while it has many strong tracks, it was the first sign of Keef starting to lyricise a little too much)

AONO (The only album with four turds, and yet even then there's brilliance like Spitfire and Medusa's Path)

These opinions and ratings are subject to change without notice

Man....I almost feel redundant as an aspiring musician listening to Beyond The Deathray. Seriously, how the fuck do you even imagine getting close to something like that? People can give Liam shit for this and that, but that tune alone is just fucking genius. I feel like I'm in space listening to that sometimes, it's just amazing.

To be honest, after listening to the album for a while I'm settling into my usual routine of just listening to a few tunes mostly that are my faves, but that's probably just me, I do it with almost every album I can ever remember. There's very rarely any album that I'll carry on listening to most of. Nevermind is the one that sticks in my head as the pinnacle : I could listen from start to finish, but that's the only one I ever remember, and I can't even do that any more. But when you hear something like Beyond The Deathray, or Destroy, it's just fucking magical and it makes it all worth it.

edit : or Medicine, or The Day Is My Enemy. You know what I mean!

Looking forward to finally buying the album shortly.

That's great news, FFS is actually the only one who can remix The Prodigy outside of The Chem Brothers successfully.
Warrior's Dance Rave Soldier is the best remix of Liam's music ever, after that comes the Dust Bros Voodoo People.

Well I know reading something like this makes me feel like I'm on another planet to the rest of you...

enjoy that shithole

It's actually a landfill, that happens to contain every track Liam's ever ditched