m.o.v.e Future Productions

[Stealth]

Okay, so i believe they will continue with new songs since on there anniversary CD2 at the end its like "this is not the end" or whatever haha

But i'm just wondering, what do you guys think m.o.v.e next step is going to be, it seems like they change there style a lot.

I would really love them to go back to the electronic style with trance and techno

What you guys want ?

[Mystical Sand]

As long as they keep making music, I'll keep listening to it. I wouldn't mind hearing them put out some more tropical-sounding stuff like "iWake Your Love!" and "Burning Dance", though. That "phase" of theirs didn't last very long, which is a shame, cuz I thought it was fun.

But really, I don't care what they make as long as they make something. I'll be devastated if/when they eventually do break up. I already had to suffer through Janne's break-up (and I buy all the solo projects that each of the band members do, now - so there). @__@

[Variable]

Near as I can tell, Move is the longest lived J-Pop band ever at 10 years. I'll buy any album they release (though I can't at the moment, I have $0), but really, can Move continue to be as awesome as they have been in the past?

[eviloreo]

for me it doesn't really matter, i love all their genres as long as they have songs (new or old) i'll listen to their music. But i hope this is not their end. Eventhough if new songs didnt come out =/ ill will listen to their music.

[paul]

If you look back, move tends to have a solid electronica core to their music tying it together. With decadance and the following albums they started charging that core with more hip hop and rock influences. I think we can expect them to continue to incorporate more diverse musical influences around that electronic core. I would like to see them explore the Speed Master sound more. By now move has played with a more guitar-driven sound for a few years, but 8-ball injected a bit of speed and thrash, which was sw33t.