The Prodigy unleashed its sonic assault with Breathe, and the crowd immediately went apeshit. Fueled by the band's aggressive sounds and Techno Punk beats, fans continuously jumped, danced and thrashed throughout the relentless 90-minute performance, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a post-apocalyptic rave. Led by the indomitable Liam Howlett, the band delivered a set filled with both timeless classics and newer tracks, although, after a hiatus of over five years since their last album "No Tourists," every song seemed to carry the weight of a classic.
Flint's memory was acknowledged during an emotional instrumental rendition of Firestarter, his unmistakable silhouette projected with lasers onto the backdrop as Maxim Reality, now the band's sole frontman, stood still, in mourning and deference.
As the final beats reverberated through the Paris Olympia, there was a collective sense of triumph, a declaration that The Prodigy had not only endured but had emerged stronger than ever.
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