Same producer, same manager, coming back to the dance floor with nostalgia

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Would you like to see PSB on it?

No, I don't have any interest on PSB being part of this project.
4
22%
Yes, I'd like to see them on this project remixing a song.
8
44%
Yes, I'd like to see them on this project writing a song for her.
4
22%
Yes, I'd like to see them on this project writing a song for a duet with her.
2
11%
 
Total votes: 18

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tottenhammattspurs
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Re: Same producer, same manager, coming back to the dance floor with nostalgia

#16 Post by tottenhammattspurs »

Let’s go all the way back and resurrect Ray Roberts shall we?
is is and isnt isnt

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Re: Same producer, same manager, coming back to the dance floor with nostalgia

#17 Post by Danger »

PSBForTheMasses wrote: Mon 29 Sep 2025, 11:18 pm After the grandiose beauty that was Electric, Super was very disappointing for me. Sure, time has passed and now I like some tracks (Sad Robot World, anyone?) but tracks like Undertow were...childish, something you would expect from the horrible Modern Talking, Bad Boys Blue etc. The only track I dearly love is Twenty Something (which everyone dearly hates). That's the reason why I was never interested in Hotspot until I fell in love with Will o' The Wisp.

So if it is not another Electric, a "no no" from me.
Well said, Axis, Love Is a Bourgeois Construct, The Last to Die, Thursday & Vocal are all great tracks, unfortunately the others are a bit filler
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