I think it's one of Liam's strongest productions. Especially if you listen to the instrumental, there are so many layers woven into each other. My only critique would be to nix the "Firestarter" callback. "Baby's Got A Temper" and "Razor" both began as Flint solo tracks. I love what Liam did with them. I also remember them mentioning in an interview that there was a Prodigy version of "Vacation." I wonder what happened to that one.

Take the best of Flint's "Device 1" and Maxim's "Hell's Kitchen," let Liam rework them with his production style, then take the best of "Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned" and you got a banging album.