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Originally posted by Phortastic I agree. Some great producers should just stop with DJing all together. Why is there always a need these days to do both great.

well most of the tracks he plays are his own. its a promotional thing.

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Originally posted by RapidFire his sets have never been anything special. and whats the point of bringing that up in a thread about his upcoming ARTIST album?

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Originally posted by RapidFire well most of the tracks he plays are his own. its a promotional thing.

You answered your own question.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J People don't dislike MISL and ET just because they aren't styles they can enjoy. My tastes are open enough to appreciate every genre BT has covered. However, Ima and ESCM were personal albums where BT did what he wanted.

Right on.
No one is saying This Binary Universe is going to be "Ima 2006", I think all his long time "fan-boys" are appreciating his return to experimental work more than anything else.

However, I wouldn't say BT tried to immitate anything, ever. Especially not with MISL. It was special on its own. (Mind you that Japanese/UK release which had Ride, Fibonacci Sequence, The Hip Hop Phenomenon and Sunblind, although this was a bonus track)... Timeless.

However with ET, it was nothing short of a masterful production piece but I did feel as if he was trying to perfect his talent as a producer (working on many collaborations for the album) as opposed to breaking new grounds with his music, speaking about 'personal' inspiration and drive. And it surely was the path taken to bring forth This Binary Universe, so I will respect ET. I didn't enjoy it as much as Ima but it deserves recognition.

Okay now,
It bothers me to see some of you saying that it is wrong for us to jump to conclusions over this particular album. I have to ask you a question now, do you know anything about BT? honestly? Because if you've been following his progressions since ET, mainly through his film scores, you would understand our enthusiasm over TBU.

As for his sets, personally I have a blast at his shows. And to know he's remixing his tracks live instead of beat matching, it impresses me even more.

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Originally posted by DJ RJT You answered your own question.

hmmmm. I thought we were discussing the quality of the tracks not how hes going to use them in his DJ sets?

Last edited by RapidFire on Jul-31-2006 at 04:40

Just wait guys.
I feel very fortunate I saw the DVD in Aspen with BT.. I went into the venue expecting something diffrent, but it was literally, out of this world.
And it def. needs to be heard on 5.1!

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Originally posted by RapidFire hmmmm. I thought we were discussing the quality of the tracks not how hes going to use them in his DJ sets?

The only gauge I have with regard to the quality of his new tracks are his recent live sets.

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His old dj sets sucked, but i saw him live friday and was impressed he played a lot of good music.

im looking foward to the album

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is this the tracklist?

01. All That Makes Us Human Continues
02. Dynamic Symmetry
03. The Internal Locus
04. 1.618
05. See You On The Other Side
06. The Antikythera Mechanism
07. Good Morning Kaia

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Originally posted by Reactic is this the tracklist? 01. All That Makes Us Human Continues 02. Dynamic Symmetry 03. The Internal Locus 04. 1.618 05. See You On The Other Side 06. The Antikythera Mechanism 07. Good Morning Kaia

yea

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Originally posted by Reactic 05. See You On The Other Side

When I Close My Eyes

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