5.0 out of 5 stars Heavy, angry album with typical Prodigy attitude

F.A. · 13 March 2019

I'd heard about the release of this album late last year, but life took over and I forgot about it. Unfortunately, I was only reminded of it again with the sad passing of front man Keith Flint recently which prompted me to order it and await in earnest for it to arrive!I appreciate there are some mixed reviews of the album, and some of the songs are taking a while to grow on me, but I still really love this album. The only volume it can be played at is 'extremely loud' though, just like any other Prodigy album.There are sounds/samples thrown in which have been used in previous albums, and while some people might see this as unoriginal I like the references to older tracks. My favouite tracks are Light Up The Sky, We Live Forever, Fight Fire With Fire, and Boom Boom Tap. It's been in my car every day since it came a week ago and I can't get enough of it.This may/may not be the last Prodigy album. If it is, I wouldn't say it's a bad one to go out on. It's angry, heavy, and got the typical rebellious Prodigy attitude that I've loved since my early teens. I'll be forever grateful to the Prodigy for helping me get through some difficult years in my life.RIP Keith Flint, the original Firestarter. Your passion and energy will be hugely missed.

5.0 out of 5 stars The Boys Still Have It!

B. · 24 November 2018

I am a fan of the Prodigy and have always loved their 'In Ya Face!', 'Rebellious' raw punchy sound!....and this album has plently of that....almost all the songs have a Techno, Rave quality about them which harks back to their early work in the 90's. If you are looking for a more Mature Philisophical Prodigy sound then this album isn't it...it it quite simplistic but as with all their albums there is that unique explosive/expletive sound that you only get with 'The Prodigy'. I think Liam, Keith and Maxim have done a very good job and this is a far improvement on 'The Day is my Enemy' and on equal par with 'Invaders Must Die'...although all the songs could have done with extending a little. The boys have shown there is still some gas in their tank!...

5.0 out of 5 stars CD.

M.C. · 11 January 2024

Arrived very quickly, and in excellent condition.

4.0 out of 5 stars Back to Roots

S.t.p. · 1 October 2019

I think the Prodigy are getting back to roots with this one, it has that edgy feel to it like they are trying to bring back the formula of the Fat Of the Land and Music for the jilted generation (listen to Timebomb Zone - it sounds like their debut stuff). I can only give it 4/5 as nothing beats the Fat of the Land for me. Moreover, I think they have more to give. Meaning I'm sure Liam and the folks are capable of producing another belter of an album; despite that we're all getting older. They are trying hard with this album, but I think they can still do better.Going to be tough going without Keith. I'd like to see the Prodigy continue with producing albums though.... I always liked Juliette Lewis on vocals; maybe Liam could think about collaborating again as she has that rawness I think they need.

5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant Album, if a little shorter than the others

P.B. · 13 April 2019

This is one of the best Prodigy Albums - and I’ve already racked up around 100 plays of every track in a few short months (I have it on repeat in the Gum). The album only runs to 30 mins whereas most albums are 45mins or so - but some of these tracks are so good they make it in to my Prodigy top 10 of all time. So sad that the singer / dancer took his life when he clearly had so much going for him - this album really is one of their best. Hopefully the remaining band members will carry on, as I love their music and totally recommend this album.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great album that long term fans will enjoy.

Z.B. · 9 December 2018

I am a long term fan of the Prodigy. Not in a weird, stalker type way but enough to have the Dirtchamber Sessions and to have bought every album they have released so far.No tourists is an album that will please those who remember Prodigy of old. I was disappointed with the world in my enemy, is was too angry and not 'dance' enough for me, whereas no tourists fixes this imbalance perfectly. No tourists will reward you with some awesome tracks even taking you back to your youth with We Live Forever or back to their Often Outnumbered Never Outgunned album with Need Some1.One of my favourite Prodigy albums to date and totally recommended

5.0 out of 5 stars Great album. Instantly listenable if you like classic rave/dance

H. · 7 November 2018

This is pretty much prodigy from the early 90s. It's classic prodigy. Someone else gave this album a review and thought prodigy released Ebenezer goode I think that person may have done too many drugs in the early 90. Either that or they aren't so clever. That song was off boss drum by the Shamen. Maybe that's why they were disappointed. This album is like music for the jilted generation and Experience if you are an early prodigy fan you should love this.Don't know what some people expect from artists sometimes. They moan if they change too much then moan if they don't sound exactly the same. The Prodigy are The most consistent Dance act in the country in my opinion.

5.0 out of 5 stars The 7th and sadly, the last album.

M.A. · 10 April 2021

I've been listening to the Prodigy since the 90s and although their style has changed many times over the years. They still make great albums. I would put this on par with the last few albums, and it sounds even better in the car when you are driving. RIP Keith Flint — It won't be the same, now you're gone.

No es el mejor, pero es prodigy

M.C. · 22 March 2019

Me gustó, la música de prodigy es única, esperaba con ansias su regreso y la verdad fue un buen regreso, un album movido, no es su mejor trabajo pero no es malo. Es una lástima que este sea el último trabajo de keith en la alineación

È un'esplosione di energia e creatività che riporta in auge lo spirito rave dei primi anni '9

G.C. · 20 April 2024

"No Tourists" è il settimo album in studio dei leggendari Prodigy, ed è un'esplosione di energia e potenza che riporta la band alle sue radici elettroniche e rave.Fin dall'inizio, l'album cattura l'attenzione dell'ascoltatore con l'intensa traccia di apertura, "Need Some1", che mescola ritmi di batteria incalzanti con riff di sintetizzatore ipnotici. Questo è solo l'inizio di un viaggio selvaggio attraverso il mondo sonoro caratteristico dei Prodigy.La band dimostra di essere ancora una forza da non sottovalutare con brani come "Light Up the Sky" e "Champions of London", che sprizzano energia e aggressività. La voce carismatica di Keith Flint e la produzione magistrale di Liam Howlett si fondono perfettamente, creando un'atmosfera di puro caos controllato."No Tourists" è un album che non ha paura di esplorare nuove direzioni sonore. Tracce come "Boom Boom Tap" e "Timebomb Zone" introducono elementi di rock e punk nella miscela elettronica dei Prodigy, creando una fresca fusione di generi che stimola l'ascolto.Una delle cose che amo di più di questo album è la sua coerenza. Ogni traccia si fonde perfettamente con la successiva, creando un'esperienza di ascolto fluida e coinvolgente dall'inizio alla fine.

A compilation – without being a compilation

S. · 10 January 2019

It’s a good thing for the genre and the fans that The Prodigy continues to make music. Music that is ever evolving and remaining quite relevant in whatever genre you want to fit them into.“No Tourists” is the latest edition and this time around, The Prodigy chose to revisit all of the styles that have made them what they are and wrap them all into one EP. I’d say they pretty much nailed it. If you have all of their work, which chances are you do, you’ll easily pick up on things they’ve done before and hear them in their 2018 glory. You have to enjoy it……because you always have.Overall, you get what you’d expect – high energy music with good bass tracking and limited lyrics. While only 10 songs and 38 minutes in length, it’s plenty to keep things moving, and if you wish for more, just run it back and start again. An easily repeatable album is a great thing to be these days.I don’t need to go and highlight any particular track because you’re not going to single out one of them and move on. You’ll be listening this in it’s full (short) length.What’s old is new again and that’s a good thing!

Rock

L. · 22 September 2022

Prodigy fans this is Lizard an old fart in his 70’s. Listen to all types of music Must apologize to you fans. Never heard this group before. This record gets good and bad reviews. Me it is 5 stars being first time listener. Did not know which prodigy record to try. Liked the cover art. The frantic energy in the music” in your face” hard rockA fantastic record start to finishWill try their other records. Great low priceGlad l got it Rock on Lizard

Prodigy

E. · 21 January 2021

Dernier album du groupe, je l'ai adoré. Certains morceaux retrouvent le goût de leurs débuts. Ce qui est triste c'est qu'il y en aura plus. RIP Keith Flint