Chart. However, with three singles, the album did not have any major hits worldwide. A limited edition of 5,000 copies of the album was released, sporting a black, inverted cover variant and no other extras. In Japan and the United States, the album contained a reworked version of "Girls", entitled "More Girls", which features Maxim Reality on vocals. It was promoted by a promotional double A-sided 12" vinyl of "Girls" and "Memphis Bells", released in very limited numbers on 21 June 2004, as well as a tour that lasted over two years. Reception The album was released to mixed reviews, despite being commercially successful. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 53, based on 23 reviews. Drowned in Sound critic Adam Anonymous described the album's overall sound thus: "while Howlett may show his age occasionally throughout Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned, minus the circus-freak sideshow, all that remains is some very slightly contemporary dance music to get down to." Tim O'Neil of PopMatters felt that the album, while "not bereft of highlights", is nonetheless "the first Prodigy album that does not in some way build of its predecessor, and it suffers". In contrast, Pitchfork, as well as Rolling Stone, Q, The Guardian, AllMusic and several other publications were more critical, stating that the album sounded like an underdeveloped recording. In February 2012, French electronic duo Justice included it in the NME list of "100 Great Albums You've Never Heard". Track listing Personnel The Prodigy Liam Howlett – production, programming, keyboards, synthesizers, sampling, guitar, bass guitar, engineering, mixing Maxim Reality – vocals on "More Girls" Keith Flint – vocals on "Hotride" (El Batori Mix) Additional musicians, co-producers and engineers Neil McLellan – co-production, additional programming, engineering, mixing Damian Taylor – Pro Tools engineer Matt Robertson – additional programming, "stab creation" on "Spitfire", guitar on "Phoenix", "recreation work" on "The Way It Is" Juliette Lewis – vocals on "Hotride", "Spitfire" and "Get Up Get Off" Ping Pong Bitches – vocals on "Girls" Princess Superstar – vocals on "Memphis Bells" Twista – vocals on "Get Up Get Off" Shahin Badar – vocals on "Get Up Get Off" David Pemberton – additional production on "Get Up Get Off" Kool Keith – vocals on "Wake Up Call" and "You'll Be Under My Wheels" Hannah Robinson – additional vocals on "Hotride" and