" C'est Bleu " is the next single - release date 2-12-2011 - Page 22 - THE BIG MASH UP

" C'est Bleu " is the next single - release date 2-12-2011

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Sandra

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Monday, December 12th 2011, 11:10pm

Interesting.
I had not seen that as I only have the iTunes version on my computer, the cd is still sealed

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Count Acid

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011, 12:08am

Rofl. This is so funny... Someone really needs to pay more attention with this stuff. And the booklet thing is likely an error too. Heh.

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Bjarke

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011, 12:27am

in the past, singles released in december have often had the following year printed on the CD and in the booklet - for instance Jigga Jigga and One (Always Hardcore)

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Imre -SP-

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011, 1:15pm

I thought they intended to release it next year as the 3rd (actually 5th) single, but they switched it with It's A Biz...

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aganim

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011, 7:19pm

Who would've thought, that a single from 1995 called Friends (Turbo) is going to be the most "successfull" single of TBMU? No radio airplay = no reason to release a single in the first place, because it'll fail.

Scooter should release awesome albums for their fans instead of trying to reach new audiences, because they won't have any success with that. New fans will come if automatically if they just go on and produce awesome albums...

Maybe they gonna fire Michael now?

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011, 8:16pm

An unpleasant possibility I hadn't thought of... I hope not. The situation isn't Mike's fault.

Anyway, agree with aganim: I too think that awesome new albums would reach new audiences much better than badly doing singles that often represent the worst of an album. That should be the most important thing anyway, good music, in form of good albums. (Is it that to them?) More important would be to not lose the old fans...

Good material will attract people and people will talk about it.

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Traxx

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Tuesday, December 13th 2011, 11:43pm

Commercial only work out for artists who are already on the top...

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 7:52am

Quoted from "Traxx"

Commercial only work out for artists who are already on the top...

Or are hyped through the younger people who tend to follow current music trends.

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 3:43pm

Quoted from "Imre -SP-"

Quoted from "Traxx"

Commercial only work out for artists who are already on the top...

Or are hyped through the younger people who tend to follow current music trends.

Yeah, so it seems the only sollution would be to let Justin Bieber sing a chorus in a Scooter track, and the succes is back again :wacko:

That's nowedays music biz, sad but true..... :thumbdown:

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 3:50pm

Well his childish voice could make a similar HPV sound :pinch:

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Traxx

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 5:03pm

Justin Bieber has a good voice, I admit that. But the kind of music he makes, is far from my cup of tea.

The day Scooter get the chance to cooperate with him, is the day I win 50 million Euro.

Seems to me most people listen to what's popular instead of using their brains to search for music outside the charts, which can be much better.

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Scooterworld

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 5:07pm

Quoted from "Traxx"

Seems to me most people listen to what's popular instead of using their brains to search for music outside the charts, which can be much better.

+1

That's exactly the problem nowedays! People seem to have lost their brains and are now like sheeps .... no personal taste anymore ...

H.P.'s "The Voice" - "The Myth" > He stands out all above the rest, blonder than the best!

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 5:10pm

Yeah, that can be seen in behaviour, language, clothing... it's always similarity over difference. People are scared of standing out, so they follow everyone else. Same with music.
They listen to what everyone else listen to, because they wanna be cool and a part of the gang.

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Daniel

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Wednesday, December 14th 2011, 10:58pm

I think it was the same back when I was a teenager, everyone would follow what was drip fed to them from the media/radio and be scared to stand out and like/listen to anything different. I think these days it's alot more intense everything thats popular is in your face all of the time for example I don't think there is day that goes by when you don't see/hear a Rihanna (for example) song advertised by TV, Radio, Internet etc.

It is frustrating to see Scooter's last few single's chart disappointingly, but on the flipside all of the recent albums can be counted as a success, it was also only 6 months ago they did their biggest concert in Germany. Out of curiousity I checked out how ATB's recent singles/albums had charted in Germany and was suprised to see that What about us was his best chart single success for years peaking at just 67, his albums have all done very well though (like Scooter).

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Thursday, December 15th 2011, 1:25pm

I don't care what's popular and trendy at the moment, I wear clothes I find comfortable, listen to the music I like and so on. It's sad that so many people are afraid of standing out, but there is alot of pressure on that today.
You should like this, wear that, listen to this... all I say is f'uck that

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Thursday, December 15th 2011, 1:55pm

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You should like this, wear that, listen to this... all I say is f'uck that

Yeah, f#ck that, we listen to H.P. F#cking Baxxter!

And we stand out all above the rest

We're no sheeps, we are thinking species

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Thursday, December 15th 2011, 2:10pm

Yes, f'uck the trends, we like it loud!

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Thursday, December 15th 2011, 2:32pm

Quoted from "Daniel"

I think it was the same back when I was a teenager, everyone would follow what was drip fed to them from the media/radio and be scared to stand out and like/listen to anything different. I think these days it's alot more intense everything thats popular is in your face all of the time for example I don't think there is day that goes by when you don't see/hear a Rihanna (for example) song advertised by TV, Radio, Internet etc.

It is frustrating to see Scooter's last few single's chart disappointingly, but on the flipside all of the recent albums can be counted as a success, it was also only 6 months ago they did their biggest concert in Germany. Out of curiousity I checked out how ATB's recent singles/albums had charted in Germany and was suprised to see that What about us was his best chart single success for years peaking at just 67, his albums have all done very well though (like Scooter).

I think teenagers still follow what MTV oozes to them,nothing has changed from my teenage years as well, as for ATB I'm a fan,so I can tell that besides charting in the single-chart, he also is very appreciated in the DJ ranking, all those DJ-mag top 100-so he is at high places there, maybe this what helps him, also he's touring much more globally than Scooter-he's just finished a huge coast to coast US tour,and before that in Asia,so not only the charts matter.

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Thursday, December 15th 2011, 2:35pm

Quoted

Quoted from "Daniel" I think it was the same back when I was a teenager, everyone would follow what was drip fed to them from the media/radio and be scared to stand out and like/listen to anything different. I think these days it's alot more intense everything thats popular is in your face all of the time for example I don't think there is day that goes by when you don't see/hear a Rihanna (for example) song advertised by TV, Radio, Internet etc.

It is frustrating to see Scooter's last few single's chart disappointingly, but on the flipside all of the recent albums can be counted as a success, it was also only 6 months ago they did their biggest concert in Germany. Out of curiousity I checked out how ATB's recent singles/albums had charted in Germany and was suprised to see that What about us was his best chart single success for years peaking at just 67, his albums have all done very well though (like Scooter).

I think teenagers still follow what MTV oozes to them,nothing has changed from my teenage years as well, but funny to see how the big idols of the 90's are musically dead although they tried comebacks like Spice girls or Backstreet Boys and Boyzone and all that 90 pop bands that popped from every music channels and speakers ,while Scooter are still on the case.

As for ATB I'm a fan,so I can tell that besides charting in the single-chart, he also is very appreciated in the DJ ranking, all those DJ-mag top 100-so he is at high places there, maybe this what helps him, also he's touring much more globally than Scooter-he's just finished a huge coast to coast US tour,and before that in Asia,so not only the charts matter

TURN UP THE BLASTER,
AND HEAR THE SHOUTS OF BAXXTER