Armin plays banging yet melodic and uplifting!
IMO he finds the perfect balance between melody and beat, so you are still taken on a journey, yet you can jump if you want to (which I want to hahaha)...
Ferry spins a lot of melody and can play banging too, but his style is getting a little too much "electro" imo... I did NOT like Rock your body Rock at alllllllll
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Aug-19-2003 11:11
extepan
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Hong Kong
quote:
Originally posted by ambs
I did NOT like Rock your body Rock at alllllllll
I guess this is the first time that
A Big DJ + something new = No OMG I die posts
But I definitely agree with you there
Aug-19-2003 14:40
Omegasox
AI for MVP
Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Pennsylvania
From what I've heard, Ferry is playing harder, more techno stuff than Armin.
Armin has been playing a lot of prog, especially during the 2nd hour of ASOT.
Aug-19-2003 16:42
Cheshire Cat
Suspended User
Registered: Aug 2003
Location: New York City, USA
Rock your body rock = OMG I DIE it sux so much.
Aug-19-2003 17:51
DRM
I Choose Noise
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Somewhere where it's raining
yeah whoever is sayin ferry is playing melodic is wrong cuz for the most part his recent sets have been kinda techy n electro with a couple of uplifting tunes in there but not much.
Well, when I heard Ferry 4 months ago at Exit, it was a pretty much uplifting 3.5hour set... there were like 3-4 more techy-experimental tracks, but other than that, things like Corderoy - Sweetest Dreams, Condor - Velvet Dreams, Kyau vs. Albert - Velvet Morning, etc. Of course that was a 1/3 of a year ago too
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Aug-19-2003 19:34
xcape
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2002
Location: The Hague, NL
Last week I heard ferry at Versuz and he played a lot of banging stuff even a lot of techno only the first 45 minutes and the last 20 where melodic uplifting.I was a bit disappointed in him. In comparation with armin I have to admit that armin knows better what the crowd wants. his sets starts quiet and slowly they become harder.
Aug-19-2003 22:02
capricorn15
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Registered: May 2001
Location: CA
his sets might be good, but rock your body rock sucks
Aug-19-2003 23:11
DaveSZ
When The Levee Breaks
Registered: Jan 2003
Location: ATX
quote:
Originally posted by Roy123
My favorite Dj is also Armin Van Buuren although i must say that i liked him better when he played more softer melody trance. Im not saying that he doesnt play melodies anymore but less than half a year ago. I was realy disappointed of Armin when i heard him play tiesto-traffic in his sets, i am most afraid that Armin is changing his style to the new tiesto genre of music.
I think That Armin fans support him the most because of his unique uplifting melody style and not for the banging tunes he plays lately.
The 9 hour set he played At Gods was one of the best sets i have ever heard, that set reflected the true Armin Style with 90% of the show being uplifting melodies ! You should have seen the crowd reaction to the melodies in comparism to when he played non-melodic Hardstyle ( At leat it was only 10-15% of the whole set )
That fluffy melody stuff has reached (or is nearing) the maximum potential of it's innovation. Darker, and progressive is where it's at.
Aug-19-2003 23:16
Shook1
In a Haze.....
Registered: May 2003
Location: Sunrise, FL
In all honesty....
I think that Ferry, Armin, & Tiesto all share that same type of feel. I mean, they play melodic here and there and gradually move to a darker side of the set and end w/ great trancers (melodic or whatever). Not to mention they all play the same tunes when released. How can u really compare or say they move into one direction? Production wise, yes, I kinda feel that those artists individually have a more techy edge to them as opposed to the whole epic, melodic feel from years ago.