BT - Laptop Symphony FLAC download

Public sentiment of OG BT fans, on discogs and in other circles, seem to be playing much like every artist in the history of popular music who, once they became famous, moved away from the original style of music they were recording; however, if one would give a closer inspection to his equally named XM radio show, this is exactly what he's been playing. If one were to see him in concert as of late, which I have, this is exactly what he's been playing.Perhaps it's a larger question of him moving away from his latest release, These Hopeful Machines. There are bits of that style in here (the second disc mostly). A closer look at BT's catalog shows that he never stays with one particular style; this is consistent with his MO. I must say that, although not a pervasive listener to the style he plays on the first disc, found myself working out to it as well as listening to it in the office. It's a fairly versatile disc as it seems to combine his flair of progressive with drumstep/dubstep influenced tracks.As this is a pre-mixed double set, one really has to go for an attitude and feel that gives each disc listen-ability instead of becoming a pre-set collection of tracks that happen to beatmatch. I believe BT hit that right on the head. The attitude and feel of these discs closely mirror his live set. In fact, I've heard some of these songs as recently as 2012, but not all of them nor configured in this order. I don't particularly care for nor understand nitpicking individual tracks. If that's the case, why does anyone choose to play Tiesto tracks? Do they hate themselves?In a word, great. This is a great album. It's not revolutionary in that it will inspire other artists to create something new, but it is definitely party.

Hardwell and Swedish House Mafia in a BT mix? Really?