HinweiseFrench DJ/Remixer David Guetta's sophomore album is called "Blaster", despite having released countless of singles and remixes he rarely records full lenght albums, which is a shame, but when he does they usually turn out good. His debut album "Just A Little More Love" was nothing short of stunning, and his second album is no diffrence. It's a mix between old and new, classic soul/disco blended with modern house/pop/electro. While listening to this, you'll get deja vú feeling of retro. Guetta does sample alot, hence some songs may be fammiliar but they are good on their own nonetheless. Chris Willis appears once again with his great soulful voice, and new guests are JD Davis, James Terry, Miss Thing, Stereo Mc's (Remember the hit "Connected" from 1993?. The majority of songs are rather commercial House/ Retro Pop but towards then end of the album there are more house and electro standards, just like on his last album. Highlights are "Money" a rock influenced electro-pop song. Soulish hit single "Stay", "The World Is Mine" that samples Simple Mind's "Someone, Somewhere, In the Summertime" and "In Love With Myself" another catchy song with fammiliar sound. Stereo Mc's appears on "Open Your Eyes" which is good and retro song "Time" is also high class. Some of the latter songs are less commercial, like "Addc" that is a Daft Punk sounding rock/electro song slow paced "Higher" and "Movement Girl" and the very odd cloer "Last Train" feauturing Miss Thing. Needless to say, David Guetta did it again. Yet another great dance album that will be welcolmed if you like great catchy electro/house music with a retro feeling. Sadly this album, didn't get much exposure in US but is available as an Import so far, but it's worth it. 4/5 stars.