Beautiful days

[payback3000]

They seem a bit more at home with more room on stage. Still don't think they should be mucking up the words at this stage...plenty of time to learn them

Anyhow Their Law sounded very good. I love Clint's lyrics. Gra had some alt lyrics when it was played as VE and they were a bit wack. If it goes full vocal Clint's lyrics are the way to go surely.

The band are impressive....no keys though?

[VMNP]

This thing with Their Law is my ONLY complaint. In that video they played it the same as the Prodigy have at every gig they've played since 1994 but with the lyrics PWEI made it their own. I love Clint's lyrics and Graham's so please use one of them and make it your own again, as it should be!

[Mad Bastard]

Yep, Their Law's much better with the full vocals. Personally I think it might be a bit better cutting back on the backing track a little as well, but that's just a minor quibble, it's not like it's shite as it is at the moment!

[Onket]

I think I might be on my own here, but I prefer the original version.

Dare I say that I think the average listener (therefore not specifically a pwei 'fan') would feel the same way?

[nomorefakereunions]

There was debate as to whose album - Prodge or PWEI - that "Their law" was going to go on. The Prodge finished and released their mix first using just Ad + Clints contributions. The live version 1996-2005 showed the way PWEI intended it to be with the extra lyrics and parts. Strange then that the band are doing a cover of a song with no one who performed on it in the live band.

[VMNP]

Graham had a lot to do with PWEI's input to the finished version though i believe.

[kwvp]

I think Clint's "crackdown, at sundown" has made it into the current live version.

[Onket]

Much better to play the album version at a festival like Beautiful Days where a large percentage of the crowd will have heard that version before.

And I'm sure that line was in the Prodigy version too, wasn't it?

[NasalScarecrow]

Exciting!

[kwvp]