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These Hopeful Machines |  | Artist: Bt Label: Nettwerk Records Category: Music
List Price: $17.98 Buy New: $13.02 as of 9/9/2010 07:45 CDT details You Save: $4.96 (28%)
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Seller: -importcds Rating: 92 reviews Sales Rank: 4946
Media: Audio CD Discs: 2 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3 Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 30849 UPC: 067003084925 EAN: 0067003084925 ASIN: B0030IXWH2
Release Date: February 2, 2010 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Suddenly | | • | The Emergency | | • | Every Other Way | | • | The Light in Things | | • | Rose of Jericho | | • | Forget Me |
Disc 2
| • | A Million Stars | | • | Love Can Kill You | | • | Always | | • | Le Nocturne de Lumière | | • | The Unbreakable | | • | The Ghost In You |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Album Description With his latest two-hour, double-disc opus, These Hopeful Machines, BT definitively weaves both the technical prowess and compositional mastery that reminds us all why he's the composer that all other composers and producers study. As with previous albums, These Hopeful Machines is rife with vocal collaborations that expose BT's influences and bend them toward his unique perceptions of song structure and sonic parity. Many tracks feature his signature stutter edits created by his own Breaktweaker software. By consistently balancing creative and memorable songwriting, sonic innovation and the latest technology for a cutting-edge yet organic sound, BT has become one of the most revolutionary artists and sought after producers on the scene.
Album Description 2010 two CD release. Given his enviable resume and illustrious 15+ year career, it is difficult to imagine that platinum-selling artist, visionary producer, film composer and technologist BT may only now be beginning to create the best work of his career. With his double-disc opus, These Hopeful Machines, BT definitively weaves both the technical prowess and compositional mastery that reminds us all why he's the composer that all other composers and producers study. As with previous albums, These Hopeful Machines is rife with vocal collaborations that expose BT's influences and bend them toward his unique perceptions of song structure and sonic parity. BT has become one of the most revolutionary artists and sought after producers on the scene.
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Tries to do too much. July 10, 2010 Paul Binkley (Washington, DC USA) I am a huge BT fan, but I think he is trying to do way too much on this album.
BRILLIANT-A Must Have June 5, 2010 Tony D. Bible (San Antonio, TX USA) It's so good, I can't get this out of my CD player! It's a double CD, and every track is great. Songs are catchy, hypnotic, & creative; better yet, the music forces you to feel & contemplate. There are very few musicians/artists that truly push music forward in my opinion; BT is one of them, and he does it successfully. This is coming from someone that has 11,000+ songs in his itunes collection. My only regret is when the last track ends, I wish there was more. Have no regrets buying this - get it. BT delivers!
Better Every Time June 1, 2010 joeski (ATL) You will never get tired of this album, because the quality of sound and content of the music will be the deepest in your collection (rivaled only by This Binary Universe, which is a completely different journey). I could say much more, but most of it's been said here already.
As for the reviews which opine that ESCM is better than this... ESCM laid the foundations of a beautiful world that will last forever in the permanancy of music and endure forever with the malleability of music. THM is the array of skyscrapers built on top of that foundation. You shouldn't compare the two, except to say that both are fantastic and indispensable.
My top songs have changed a few times, but are currently:
Every Other Way
A Million Stars
Forget Me
just get emergency May 28, 2010 Kaijin (Seattle, WA) The rest of the album is good but not great. Emergency is easily the best song, the rest is not as uplifting as I would have liked and expected from hearing this track.
These Hopeful Machines - CD Unboxing May 18, 2010 Marcos 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2HASAWBWAHKZ7 Unboxing video for BT's "These Hopeful Machines" 2CD Set:
- 2 CD Album in Super Jewel Case
- Almost 2 hours of music on special black CDs
- 12 panel foldout booklet created from original artwork by Aaron Jasinski Deviantart
- Vocal collaborations with Rob Dickinson (Catherine Wheel), Kirsty Hawkshaw and Jes (Motorcycle)
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