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Posted by wotyzoid on Oct-05-2007 01:15:
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Originally posted by AustralianGQ
? and why are my choices funny |
They aren't funny. They are stupid 'cuz this thread is about albums not compilations.
Posted by woscar on Oct-05-2007 03:01:
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Originally posted by wotyzoid
They aren't funny. They are stupid 'cuz this thread is about albums not compilations. |
I might be wrong, so please correct me if I am...but I remember how you always bitch and moan about people being assholes to other people in the forums...so, wouldn't this count as being a total asshole with another poster?
Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-05-2007 03:13:
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Originally posted by woscar99
I might be wrong, so please correct me if I am...but I remember how you always bitch and moan about people being assholes to other people in the forums...so, wouldn't this count as being a total asshole with another poster?
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He just wants to be me so bad.
Posted by woscar on Oct-05-2007 03:20:
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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
He just wants to be me so bad. |
it's funny, because it's true...
Posted by Faj27 on Oct-05-2007 03:22:
Thus far, SuperMayer Saves the World is in my number one spot...a beautiful compilation of bizaare, creative and just plain 'ol fun tracks. Looks like team Kompakt scores again (but what else is new?).
Posted by SMC on Oct-05-2007 08:50:
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Originally posted by woscar99
I might be wrong, so please correct me if I am...but I remember how you always bitch and moan about people being assholes to other people in the forums...so, wouldn't this count as being a total asshole with another poster?
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Can't blame him when he is right, however. I made the same remark on another poster, no one said anything.
Posted by n0bben on Oct-05-2007 12:46:
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Originally posted by flavdave
This album was disappointing. |
Silent Alarm was better, but A Weekend In The City is also very good. I Still Remember is probably my favorite track this year.
Posted by SMC on Oct-05-2007 12:51:
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Originally posted by n0bben
Silent Alarm was better, but A Weekend In The City is also very good. I Still Remember is probably my favorite track this year. |
A Weekend In The City has a broader palette of sounds and shows more diversity, while Silent Alarm sounds a lot more raw, a thing which itself can be appealing.
Posted by Rinster on Oct-05-2007 12:51:
so far..
Tiesto - ISOS 6
John O'Callaghan - Something To Live For
Posted by wotyzoid on Oct-05-2007 16:03:
LOL Bitch and Moan? When? Proof please. I couldn't give two shits about whatever you're talking about though.
Posted by woscar on Oct-05-2007 16:54:
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Originally posted by wotyzoid
LOL Bitch and Moan? When? Proof please. I couldn't give two shits about whatever you're talking about though. |
Please, I have more important things to do the search around for your posts all day...
Posted by wotyzoid on Oct-05-2007 16:58:
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Originally posted by woscar99
Please, I have more important things to do the search around for your posts all day... |
Then you should keep your fucking "mouth shut."
Posted by woscar on Oct-05-2007 17:25:
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Originally posted by wotyzoid
Then you should keep your fucking "mouth shut." |
Does your mother know that's the kind of language you use online?
Posted by shaw on Oct-05-2007 18:34:
Posted by josh rising on Oct-06-2007 04:09:
m.i.a. - kala
dj baby anne - past, present, future
office - a night at the ritz
Posted by eROs.au on Oct-06-2007 04:52:
spoon - ga ga ga ga ga
midnight juggernauts - dystopia
Posted by distant on Oct-06-2007 15:15:
Haven't heard any that are good enough, but a huge load of dubstep albums are dropping in November, including the new Burial album...
Posted by InDeepSpace on Oct-06-2007 15:26:
Guy Gerber - Late Bloomers
Joris Voorn - From A Deep Place
Best albums for me of this year.
Posted by linusson on Oct-07-2007 04:52:
John Fogerty - Revival
Obviously
As far as EDM goes:
Prometheus - Corridor of Mirrors
PsyShark - God vs. Satan
Posted by whiskers on Oct-07-2007 17:09:
all right, all right, maybe it's not that great, but i haven't heard many albums this year and new work by Ulrich is always cool in my book
Posted by SMC on Oct-07-2007 17:52:
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Originally posted by whiskers
all right, all right, maybe it's not that great, but i haven't heard many albums this year and new work by Ulrich is always cool in my book |
Are you serious? It's fuckin amazing.
Posted by idoru on Oct-07-2007 18:38:
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Originally posted by Rinster
Tiesto - ISOS 6 |
For the third time, this thread is about albums not mix CDs.
I can honestly say I haven't really been thrilled by many of the aforementioned albums. I'd agree most of all with stevesto, though I didn't like Chromophobia as much as the overall hype did. Ex Machina did sound incredibly same-y the whole way through, which was a disappointment.
Ulrich's Goodbye and Air's Pocket Symphony have got to be the tops for me out of what has already been released. Simply gorgeous all the way through both of those.
The one thing that has disappointed me with a vast majority of the albums out is that there isn't much diversity in them. They'll mostly be one type of track with maybe one or two different styled tracks here and there. It's nice to hear the artist branch out and try different things instead of sticking with the safe-and-sane tunes that s/he/they are known for.
I'm most excited for the Underworld album (and fighting hard to wait for my copy to arrive in the mail instead of downloading it first), as I love everything from the album I've heard, and the diversity of what I have heard is incredible.
Posted by Venire on Oct-07-2007 18:56:
Beetseekers - Out of the Blue Moon for me.
Posted by whiskers on Oct-07-2007 19:24:
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Originally posted by SMC
Are you serious? It's fuckin amazing. |
I find it pretty great, but it's been getting iffy reviews.
I suppose people are comparing it to the atmosphere created by Far Away Trains Passing By and A Strangely Isolated Place, and it's not quite the same. For me, the first two were a sort of a gaze into the mystical and sophisticated unknown, but Goodbye feels a little bit more simplistic in its patterns.
Posted by PETRAN on Oct-07-2007 23:08:
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Originally posted by whiskers
I find it pretty great, but it's been getting iffy reviews.
I suppose people are comparing it to the atmosphere created by Far Away Trains Passing By and A Strangely Isolated Place, and it's not quite the same. For me, the first two were a sort of a gaze into the mystical and sophisticated unknown, but Goodbye feels a little bit more simplistic in its patterns. |
True, the third album was quite simplistic IMO. The sound was great but the melodies sometimes seemed generic and without direction. If only he could use his sublime synth leads to create the emotional melodies of the previous albums...
Unfortunately i don't have any favorite EDM albums for 2007, but as far as non-EDM goes things were great...:
Port-Royal- Afraid to dance
Caspian- The four trees
Hammock- Raising your voice, trying to stop an echo
M83- Digital shades vol.1
David Helpling and Jon Jenkins- Treasure
God is an Astronaut- Far from refuge
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