@@Oljas-Baygaliev really hard to answer that question 😅 the perfect aono album for me would have spitfire, girls, memphis bells, the alternative version of get up get off, hotride, wake up call, medusas path paired up with the demo tunes like trigger, bgat (2001 beta) frequencies, nuclear and no souvenirs. They probably had plenty more up their sleeve at the time…
I love aono. Cool original electronic tracks. Like the Narcotic suite or the Weather experience before it. Next came the albums "special for live". I rarely listen to that at home.
Did you hear the guitar riff between 03:24 and 03:59? It sounds EXACTLY like the original, and sounds fucking SICK! That's because the guitarist on stage in this clip was Pitchshifter's Jim Davies, who was The Prodigy's original live guitarist from 1994 until 2004 (not including his hiatus from 1996-2002). He was the one who recorded the guitars for this AND Breathe. Gives me chills (or rather BURNS) every time I hear it!
Me and Prodigy went our separate ways during these years. Liam was indulging Keith a bit too much, turning Prodigy into a virtually full on metal band.
I know this comment is old but can you pls explain why? BGAT is nowhere near Metal. I assume I can say the same about no Souvenirs. Nuclear is pure punk. The production was stellar on BGAT. What I am saying is: this album was shaping into a different, high energy weird album. Why did people reject it as being bland? I hear no blandness here; or rather if this is bland, then its follow ups are even guiltier of such trait Sorry for the rant. I hope I will hear your answer, cheers!
I seen the prodigy 5 times man, and wish da fuck I hada seen this live... without mother fuckin doubt the greatest live dance act to live ever, forever viva la prodigy ✊
@@gibberishdump1610what people? management? liam? its not prodigy people that didnt liek it. fans love this shit! babys got a temper is one of my fsvouritrs. I want nuclear. Trigger is miles better than shoot down or gun. Keith really needed to have some songs and those were his! ....
@@af1762 I meant critics. Quoting from wikipedia "Many critics disliked "Baby's Got a Temper" when released. PopMatters wrote that the song "doesn’t sound like a great leap forward from the last Flint-fronted tracks, and that's a big disappointment considering that we've been waiting five years for it." In addition, NME panned the song, and called the Prodigy "just total fucking idiots" while unfavorably comparing it to glue."
See Liam not a single dislike. The track is not as bad as you think and I know plenty of true fans who think this is one of your best. (Should you ever read this haha!)
Personally I kind of wished Liam had proceeded with this kind of sound. It's really strange to see how long ago this gig was but it was only five years after Fat of the Land.
