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Look into the Future is the second studio album by Journey. It was released in January 1976 on Columbia Records. For their second album, the members of Journey toned down the overt progressiveness of their first, self-titled release, in favor of a more focused approach. Despite that, Look into the Future still retains some of the experimental approach and sound of the debut, especially in the title track and "I'm Gonna Leave You"

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Maria Nayler & Rino Esposito – For The Weekend (04:11) 13. The City Never Sleeps & Summer Haze – Addicted (04:03) 14. May-Britt Scheffer & Hi Noise – Through The Looking Glass (04:26) 15. Mike Shiver & Samuel Jason – Trouse (05:54) 16. Hi Noise – I Don't Wanna Love (04:26) 17. The City Never Sleeps & Emma Horan – Home Is Where I'm With You (04:19) 18. DYAMI – Higher (03:41) 19. Cynthia Hall & Alex Leavon – My All (06:31) 20. Karanda – Sirens ..

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Plus, the best way to embarrass your BBQ nemesis is casually dropping into conversation "It's the new Anderson. just make sure you don't pronounce that full stop. The 50 Best Albums Of 2018. Whether you're looking for something to soundtrack your living room dancing or contemplative Tuesday morning commute, here's our favourite releases of the year so far. June. Jai Paul - Leak 04-13 (Bait Ones). After dropping two albums simultaneously in February 2017, Atlanta rapper Future returns with the final album in his ten year deal with Epic Records. Taking on a new alias as 'The Wizrd' he strays into dark and mystical territory at times, like the refrain in one track of 'I'm on that purp like a unicorn after I came from The Dungeon', or the voiceover sample in 'Call The Coroner' which talks about 'the largest drug kingpin out there'.

FUTURE is meant as a Future exhibition, a portrayal of his many sides-superstar, romantic, heartbreaker, hedonist-which have previously only been showcased in flashes. But it doesn’t do anything past Future projects haven’t done already, and ironically it doesn't tell us anything new about Future. Even under these circumstances, FUTURE is true to form for Future in both content (the first lines rapped are Got the money coming in, it ain’t no issues/I just a fucked a rapper bitch, I should diss you ), and the sounds he chooses to channel. The highlights come when Future journeys into uncharted waters or deep into his own memory bank. I lost so many niggas to the streets this year, he opens on the affecting cut Feds Did a Sweep. I ain’t even talkin’ ‘bout, he pauses to clarify.