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Posted by d-miurge on Dec-26-2007 14:02:

Your expectations for 2008?

Involver 2 , a Minilogue album, a new Way Out West album "is coming out sometime next year" according to Nick...
And a lot of new tracks, both dancefloor-worth & soul melodic!

Posted by THE_Chris on Dec-26-2007 14:33:

Hopefully the death of this electro nonsense.

Posted by Ted Promo on Dec-26-2007 14:51:

quote:
Originally posted by THE_Chris
Hopefully the death of this electro nonsense.

It's gotten to the point where I have to ask "which one?".

I'm expecting more vocal "trance".

Posted by Igaryok on Dec-26-2007 14:51:

I'm looking forward to the 00db album.

Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-26-2007 15:01:

sasha will still being playing two of us

Posted by noikeee on Dec-26-2007 15:07:

No expectations in particular here. Dj's and producers, feel free to surprise me.

Posted by ibz on Dec-26-2007 15:11:

I'm hoping for some really great stuff by Aly & Fila! They had some really great remixes and tracks in 07, they are my favorite producers at the moment. Really want to see more of them

Posted by Ian on Dec-26-2007 15:24:

Muse's new album, which is going to be more electronically focussed, seeing Dave Grohl rock wembley stadium and some more good stuff from suntrip, digital structures, propulsion, j00f, subtraxx etc

Posted by RJT on Dec-26-2007 15:26:

Re: Your expectations for 2008?

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge
Involver 2

Taking bets now on whether or not it will ever even be released and if it is, whether or not it will be absolutely awful.

I am, however, looking forward to that Minilogue album.

Posted by bamski on Dec-26-2007 15:29:

Ich want's ein Piemont album.

Posted by [mart] on Dec-26-2007 15:49:

Surely it's about time for a new R�yksopp album?

Oh, and Fluke had best get back together. Or ELSE.

Posted by montana on Dec-26-2007 15:53:

a r�yksopp album would be nice, hopefully without all that bland.

Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-26-2007 15:57:

all i want is for every dj in the top 10 to retire...i mean it.

edit: fuck it all 100

Posted by [mart] on Dec-26-2007 16:04:

quote:
Originally posted by montana
a r�yksopp album would be nice, hopefully without all that bland.

To be honest, the mighty 'Alpha Male' more than made up for any bland (not that there was any, in my opinion).

Posted by AustralianGQ on Dec-26-2007 16:07:

off of the top of my head im looking forward to armins new self album as well as way out west and solarstones album

Posted by wotyzoid on Dec-26-2007 16:24:

yum Minilogue sounds nice..

Posted by FCB_Fanatic on Dec-26-2007 16:38:

quote:
Originally posted by THE_Chris
Hopefully the death of this electro nonsense.

Couldn't agree more

and with it, I hope it will also be the end of all vocal pop trance

Posted by TheKidsWantTechno on Dec-26-2007 16:47:

continued boom in tech-house, and hopefully even more resurgence of techno (back away from the minimal BS)

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-26-2007 16:57:

quote:
Originally posted by [mart]
Oh, and Fluke had best get back together. Or ELSE.

At the risk of stating the obvious to you, they're still together as 2 Bit Pie, and sound as good as ever in my opinion.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Dec-26-2007 17:06:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
At the risk of stating the obvious to you, they're still together as 2 Bit Pie, and sound as good as ever in my opinion.

No Mike Tournier in 2 Bit Pie.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-26-2007 17:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
No Mike Tournier in 2 Bit Pie.

True, but he wasn't in Fluke from 1998 onwards either.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Dec-26-2007 17:18:

...your point being... ?

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-26-2007 17:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
...your point being... ?

They were still Fluke for six years after he left, and so were still together.

Posted by Whirloop on Dec-26-2007 17:47:

I wish Goa Trance will rise again.
I can't see why this genre 'died out'. It had everything, energy, mystisism, melodies and the rave spirit!

I wish the very best to my friends in stockholm on bringing this music genre back in the light

Posted by Azz3D on Dec-26-2007 17:56:

quote:
Originally posted by [mart]
To be honest, the mighty 'Alpha Male' more than made up for any bland (not that there was any, in my opinion).

I agree

start your day the royksopp way!

morning: triumphant
afternoon: only this moment
night: royksopp's night out
sleep: dead to the world

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