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guys i dont come here on tranceaddict to flame people  thats just childish. again for most of the people on this site (im not talking about people that know their shit), Sasha made a album that wasn't surprising. i stated already if you listened closely to his early sets from the 90's till now you wud have noticed that he has his own style of electronica. GU picked him coz he is a unique DJ that has his own taste, just like all other GU DJ's. again I KNOW that Sasha's style isn't something you hear everyday, and i heard before many times, his style is just complex. its hard to understand, yes many of his sets aren't that danceable coz their all about MELODY not beats. Sasha in his album used mainly Ambient. all ambient songs are made with small bass (not beat) and sometimes a little 4X4 beat or just a break-beat. see there's so many complex ambient songs out their, that sometimes when you listen to them its a guitar instrument playing, some trancey sounds added to it, and a bass. but then you think, is that really ambient or another gender. i think that Sasha is still exploring of wat he's able to do. Sasha is already a well known DJ in the world and everyone out there will go buy the album. sooner or later eveyone is gonna really like it 
i really can't see how you can compare Oakenfold's Bunkka to Airdrawndagger. Bunkka is an album that was made for the american's coz Oakey thought that i wud make a big hit there its a really poorly structured ablum. Airdrawndagger = quality.
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if you listen closely to Sasha's style since the early days, he always has been that unique DJ that put some kind of different electronic gender which included ambient sounds all the time. i think this album summarize all of previous his times that he has spent djing 
Hey..
and some of you compare the album to Oakenfold's Bunkka 
whoa there chief
