Originally posted by RaverSpike
Ferry Corsten's new album is by fat the best
No. Orkidea and Nicholas Bennison both had far better albums.
Jan-15-2009 17:30
SMC
custom title addict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Sweden
quote:
Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Solar Fields - Earthshine
Late 2007, but otherwise, yes.
Jan-15-2009 17:42
SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
This is a serious question, not a bash on mainstream trance. Why is it that trance artists do such a shit job when it comes to albums?
Psy-trance and Goa artists are brilliant at it. I rarely buy singles in these genres, but for club trance I'm yet to hear a really solid album besides Mirco de Govia's work.
Chicane, BT, Paul Van Dyk and LSG are all big name trance producers who have put out great LPs in the past.
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
BT a trance producer?
He was back when he put out Ima.
Jan-15-2009 18:21
Stanza
Natural Born Trancer
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Sydney
Some that haven't already been mentioned:
Absolute - Horizons
Ferry Tayle - Carnet De Vol (such an an underrated album that definitely deserves more exposure)
Jaytech - Everything is OK
Jan-16-2009 07:49
SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
BT a trance producer?
Not exclusively, but then Mirco De Govia's albums are at least as much breaks or downtempo as they are trance, overall. BT's made enough trance in his time to be considered a trance producer in part, and ESCM was a very good album with some very famous trance singles on it.
quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
He was back when he put out Ima.
I've never thought of Ima as a trance record. It's always been a house record for me. Loving You More- pure house. Quark- acid house. I tried to think of it as a progressive trance album, but when I played it next to something like PVD's Seven Ways it was just so damn syncopated and funky I couldn't buy it. In fact, it was my struggle to define what the fuck Ima was that lead me onto epic house. When I discovered epic house, Ima suddenly fit perfectly, where as before it had always broken the template. Ima convinced me that "epic house" wasn't a redundant tag but a necessary one.