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Originally posted by rabbitjoker BT has been nominated for the first time in the "Best Electronic/Dance Album" Grammy category for his studio album "These Hopeful Machines". Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/These_Hopeful_Machines Amazon (listen here): http://www.amazon.com/These-Hopeful...t/dp/B0030IXWH2 Grammy.com Interview: http://www.grammy.com/blogs/first-t...nee-bt-part-one --------------------- Anybody who's been around for a while knows how big of a BT fan I am. Brian Transeau is a brilliant musical mind and I am very happy to finally see his work recognized by the academy. I've followed BT since his 1997 "Electric Sky Church Music", with "Flaming June" being one of my favorite songs of all time. I encourage you to check out "These Hopeful Machines" - the album has received critical acclaim and very positive listener reviews. Listening to this album I can definately say it is some of BT's best, most thoughtful and forward thining music while still keeping the melody and hooks grounded - making it an enjoyable listen. Congratulations BT! You deserve this!

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Originally posted by bcope [IMG]

sausage party

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Finally got around to listening to the album: god it hurt my ears.

Overproduced soft rock/dance ballads. Did I listen to the same album everybody else did?

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker "with Flaming June" being one of my favorite songs of all time.

Such a muy fantastico song.
I have loved that one since it came out too. Its a brilliant classic, still beautiful to hear today.

(I'm going to cue it up when I get home actually... I now have a hankering to hear it again! )

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