23rd January 1992 The Mountford Hall, Liverpool, England

From Martin Roach’s book “Electronic Punks”:
The Liverpool show a week later [week after Sheffield’s Sound City] recived excellent coverage in the two main music weeklies, who portrayed The Prodigy as something much more substential than many people gaev them credited for, as theis review from NME shows: “The Prodigy are a riot. Liam Howlett meybe crouched centre stage over his heyboard, but he cleverly componsates by engaging three athletic, flamboyant dancers to embroider his breakbeats. The bare stage suddenly becomes a compulsive multifaceted enterainment extravaganza. The fascination lies in the layers of sounds, the crashing, supremely hedonistic beats, which weave to a crazy consluion. He’s a prodigious master of sound. The future in now.”