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Like I said, I don't think people gonna play this that much after the remix album announcement. Too early. I tried this for a few minutes, as far as I played all the level looks the same.

Mark edited the main post with more info about the release.

These are the Burnus Tracks. So maybe they'll reduce the goal.

Me too, but I'm realistic - this is an option. They should wait with the announcement at least 4-5 days, if they really care about the game.

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If A Light That Never Comes is the lead single, I think we can guess it's going to be some electronic music remixes. Maybe they'll even use "already released" remixes.

Who knows, LP/Mike worked with Steve Aoki, and maybe with Avicii and DJ Fresh lately.. And we know that LP and Steve wrote 4-5 songs already. I just thought about it.

Now, who are the remixers and/or the guests, and what's gonna be the style of the album.

Let me guess that everybody stopped playing the game..

Like I just said before 15 minuts in the shoutbox

Discuss about the new album here.

Not everybody started to play yet.

Right, but as the CEO of the "Duck Of Rock"* you care about how much bonus you're going to get in this month/quarter/year, you don't want/need/think to plow the ground for the others to reap. One more important thing - the people that works in the music industry aren't necessarily care about music. *

Money. More people will buy it if there's a famous singer/band on the front cover. They need money to release the next month magazine especially when everything is one the web/apps. So they give those bands high rating, but they can't put them in fornt until they'll be famous - and the circle starts again.

So it will release very soon. How is the game, worth the time? Or people are playing just to get the song?

90% don't care about STP, that's the reason.

It's funny, because the same people that you're talking about, buying every other capitalism-product (iSome, McSome, PepSome). They want to choose for their "art" to do something that they don't even think to do. I wonder if the same people are willing to not get paid for their work. The first day of this festival is a great example - "The Big Four" aka "The Same Four" aka "Metallica and Co.", four bands, same sub-genre, while the main four are playing exactly (

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This is the problem, in all of the genres and especially in the Pop and R&B music. Let's take a few random CDs: 1. Boy band #1 - Someone wrote, they sings. 2. Boy band #2 - The band members have a connection to every lyrics in the album. 3. Rock band #1 - The band changed their style to somethong softer/different. 4. Rock band #2 - The band members have a connection to every lyrics in the album. Most of the people think 1 and 2 are commercialized, half of the people think 3 is commercialized, and no one thinks 4 is commercialized. You have here 3 "real" album, but people see only one and a half. --- I think the problem starts with the commentary of the word "commercialized". If artist selling his song for commercial, or collaborate with some company, or any other commercial-related thing - that means his music isn't real? How many people likes the lyrics of some Pop song but they will not going to say it because the artist is too commercialized? All the problem of people with commercial things it's because they think that's not real because it's too famous/catchy, while when they like it but don't say it they're the not real ones. Absurd.

Exactly, and like I said before the Grunge and the Nu-Metal were the only things that happened in the last two decades. Why is that? Because in the rest of the Rock genres the bands are still trying to-be-like. I mean it's okay that bands are playing style that already exist (it's impossible to make a specific genre for every band), but when they're trying to sound-like or to-be-like they don't have an original identity. Which bands are the biggest right now (not because they were huge in the 80')? Linkin Park, Green Day, Muse, Coldplay, The White Stripes, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead and more. All of these bands are unique inside their sub-genre. You'll hear about other bands' songs from their sub-genres "this song sounds like Linkin Park/Green Day/Coldplay/etc" but almost never the opposite.