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A little more information:
Air is a Platipus release which initially surfaced in 1998 alongside a 303-laden remix by Palefield Mountain. Two years later Platipus picked it up again for a 2x12" release featuring four new remixes, including one by Ferry Corsten himself. They are as follows:
Ferry Corsten Open Air Remix
The Swimmer "Monkey Mix"
Oliver Lieb Remix
Hybrid's Supersonic Remix
Ferry's new mix incorporates his usual eurotrance bassline but I feel the magic of the original is lost. Sometimes less is more. My favourite of the new mixes is Hybrid's Supersonic Remix, as pointed out by BLuEOcEaN420, and the Lieb and Swimmer mixes are fairly similar to the new Corsten mix. All in all one of my favourite trance tracks and all the mixes are worth listening to, especially the original.
As mentioned, Ferry remixed the Tiesto/Benno de Goeij production Endless Wave under the Albion name. I'm also not a very big fan of this remix. It is a bit more powerful than the original but manages to drain the euphoria out of it in the process. In contrast, I quite like the Reversed Twister remix of Endless Wave which doesn't alter the basic formula too much. But I digress. There is one more remix, which despite being labelled a Ferry Corsten remix, sounds a lot like an Albion release -- if you liked Air, check it out:
Libra pres. Taylor "Anomaly - Calling Your Name (Ferry Corsten Remix)"
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He's made another tune as Albion which is a peronal fav of mine,called Phönix.It is very weird,with this acidline that keeps on going and going and going while the drums keep building underneath it throughout the whole track.If anybody has this,please let me know! |
Hmm, I've never heard of that one. Do you have any information on when/where it was released? I ran a search for it and only came up with results about the "Dark Age of Camelot" game. 
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need all avalible info about "Albion" project
