Loud

Alright (pretty boring and marred by the fact he admits himself “oh, no, I’m not just trance DJ,” which means on this album a number of cheesy/forgettable tunes) but ironically (unfortunately for Maas) his best album was free, Mixmag’s - Dirty Trancing. Which is/was/remains...an absolute banger. A. BANGER!

When i first owned this cd the first time i herd it it blew me away.I always like it when an artist shows you something new (which isnt every day with dance music) Funny thing too was at first i thought he was chineese..only because of this albums cover.Anyway if you havnt herd this album then check it out.

GREAT

His first and the best album to date! buy it !

Everyone should have this album in their collection, it's an absolute belter!

its alwight

I LIKE IT! I LIKE IT ALOT! Timo has a unique sound full of power, emotion and force and this album is no exception. I bought it after hearing his Mix Perfecto Album which slammed nicely. This shows how skilful and original he is as a producer as there are some truly decent tunes here and the album is cohesive. Also I can sue some of these for great mixing sessions. For example the first tune with Kelis 'Help Me' has been produced so well that the beat forms a part of a constant pattern in your soul when you hear it and the twisted haunting vocal by Kelis sits well on the riding bass and strings. This is an outstanding original breakbeat track. Then there are some other slammin direct tunes and beautiful chilled numbers which still maintain that Timo style. It is an accomplished album grab a copy!

Mr Maas, known to the ragtag fleet of foot in Clubland as Tim-MO! Tim-MO!, or as Mr Blobby, has become the Pope Of Techno in a relatively short space of time. He has truly converted masses, but now, with his debut LOUD, he delivers his Mass and speaks in tongues of flame. This is not another template formulated Prog+whatever album. Here are songs. Reference, Underworld and FatBoy Slim and, well, any of the mega-crossover dancehall bandits - THIS IS GOING TO BE PHENOMENAL! Despite the vocal skills of Kelis and Finlaye Quaye - which are nye on faultless under Mr Tim-MO's guidance - the album is blistering and farting with noise, in a 'first shag' kind of way. Comparasion is going to be made to The Chemical Brothers - ignore it - this album buries them - the first grey hairs on the Bruvv's heads have given way to ample need of Grecian 2000. I won't give a track break down, I have my favorites, and you'll have yours - you will, so buy, buy, buy. If only to pay Mr Maas's pie and mash bills! So come on everyone, let's strip to the waist, don't be shy, and we can sweat pure ecstasy in the streets in our motors in our beds in our heads - thank you, and godbless you, Tim-MO! Tim-MO!