Matt Darey: Have you moved on from the classic trance sound forever and how do you see dance music evolving over the next few years?
Ferry Corsten: I have been making the ‘classic’ trance style for over seven years and I feel it’s time to move on, or at least experiment with different styles. By doing this, I increase the chance of hitting a totally new sound.
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Dec-30-2005 14:16
DOOMBOT
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2004
Location:
Great interview. I like the questions that were asked, it seemed a bit more fun. Ferry is awesome and a great dj to see live. Can't wait for the next event!
Dec-30-2005 18:33
TheVrk
Mediterranean Canadian
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Windsor, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by BshidoHEAT
Toronto!
This is too fuckin cool
TO is world class - thank God i'm so close (for now)
Dec-30-2005 23:14
Matt
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Toronto, Canada
booo yah Toronto.
Also John 00 Fleming's favourite city
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Dec-31-2005 00:55
skip
a.k.a. skip2
Registered: Sep 2002
Location: home or somewhere else
Re: Matt Darey Interviews Ferry Corsten
quote:
Originally posted by SeeK
Matt Darey: How is your most recent album ‘Passport: Kingdom of the Netherlands’ different from ‘Right of Way’?
LOL! what kind of a crap question is that?! i bet darey didn't even bother to look at the tracklists of those albums let alone listen to them if he's asking a question like that.
That's cool that he mentions Toronto. Last year I was reading iDJ magazine and there was an interview with him and he again mentioned his favorite club being The Guvernment in Toronto. He even talked about one night he was there and he was scheduled to spin for only 4 hours but he was having so much fun that he decided to stay on for another 4 and close the night. It was great to read personally b/c that was the first night I ever heard Ferry play and to this day it was hands down the best night I've ever had at the Guvernment. (March 2004)
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House moves my body, Trance owns my soul, Progressive drives me wild
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Location: Primera División and Serie B
Read it last week, and it was quite a good one for sure. Cool that Ferr's still trying too find a unique sound instead of that classic one.
Jan-05-2006 07:54
spitty
lady dutch
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Amsterdam
quote:
Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
That's cool that he mentions Toronto. Last year I was reading iDJ magazine and there was an interview with him and he again mentioned his favorite club being The Guvernment in Toronto. He even talked about one night he was there and he was scheduled to spin for only 4 hours but he was having so much fun that he decided to stay on for another 4 and close the night. It was great to read personally b/c that was the first night I ever heard Ferry play and to this day it was hands down the best night I've ever had at the Guvernment. (March 2004)
yeah..that night was incredible. i remember everyone around us wondering why hes was still going! found out later he asked mark o if he could just keep going. thats definitely a night for the books!
wish i had known you then lise
Jan-05-2006 09:46
*~LiSa-LoO~*
Ferry Corsten's bitch
Registered: Mar 2003
Location: on holiday
quote:
Originally posted by spitty
yeah..that night was incredible. i remember everyone around us wondering why hes was still going! found out later he asked mark o if he could just keep going. thats definitely a night for the books!
wish i had known you then lise
awww me too...it would have made that party so much better
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Jan-05-2006 19:21
gizzymcg
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Glasgow
I dunno wot Ferry means by not making "classic" trance anymore. Wot i will say and have been saying for a year is that his electro trance thing is BAWS times 10 to the power of infinity. And thats an understatement to how shite sum of his sets and his productions have been of late
(kiddin) 
