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What's wrong with Ferry??? (pg. 3)
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| starlabs |
Ferry Corsten is one of my top 5 fav DJs.
Super nice guy, and I've seen him spin quite a few times (I was actually there when they recorded that Live@Spundae LA set... WHAT AN AMAZING SET. Sorry, you had to be there :p).
I like some of his newer "electro-ish" direction tracks that he's taking, others I didn't particularly care for. Hit-or-miss really with his recent outings. I think of his recent 2004 work, I like his Flashover Remix of Sweet Sorrow the most. But I give him props for trying something new, even if it doesn't resonate with everyone.
It'll be interesting to see what direction Ferry takes in 2005.
| quote: | | Just because he's not as popular as Tiesto or Armin. If he were as popular you would have the typical basher on his ass. |
LMAO... so true. :D
Anyway, so to answer your original question: No. Nothing's wrong with Ferry. :) |
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| djshan |
| the ones who dont like him dont know nothing about nothing!!!!! |
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| sEpH |
| quote: | Originally posted by starlabs
(I was actually there when they recorded that Live@Spundae LA set... WHAT AN AMAZING SET. Sorry, you had to be there :p).
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Wow! i would have like to be there especially for the song "punk" when all the crowd is singing! |
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| ZeroVII |
| quote: | Originally posted by CynepMeH
Well, Ferry himself is a bit tired of the scene, according to his recent interviews. On his album "right of way" he wanted to do something different and reception has been good but not as good as he expected.
Basically, Ferry is trying to move away from that "98 - 99" sound everyone has him pegeon-holled in and people are balking. I like his new stuff but I must say his older stuff is better. As far as some people saying he's overrated, well... you'll always have someone who likes or not likes what they hear.
It's all a matter of opinion; I could care less what others think... but that's just me.... |
I love the direction that the more classic trance pioneers are taking.. Trance itself needs an evolution, and I applaud Ferry for sticking his neck out to do so. |
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| Radagast |
| Ferry Corsten isn't a classic trance pioneer. |
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| TuanAnh213 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
Ferry Corsten isn't a classic trance pioneer. |
who cares what u think about "trance"...its tiresome already |
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| Radagast |
| quote: | Originally posted by TuanAnh213
who cares what u think about "trance"...its tiresome already |
What I KNOW about "trance" and what YOU think about trance are two different things. I know you don't care about "trance". Why do you constantly feel the need to tell us this? |
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| TuanAnh213 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
What I KNOW about "trance" and what YOU think about trance are two different things. I know you don't care about "trance". Why do you constantly feel the need to tell us this? |
please wise one what is "trance" and describe every element of "trance for i am too ignorant and misinformed to even mention the word "trance" in front of the great one |
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| Radagast |
| quote: | Originally posted by TuanAnh213
please wise one what is "trance" and describe every element of "trance for i am too ignorant and misinformed to even mention the word "trance" in front of the great one |
Nice one buddy. Yet what does that have to do with whether Ferry Corsten is a pioneer of classic trance or not? You're trying to change the subject Tuablahahawhatever. Of course, my basic definition of trance is hypnotic techno with less percussion and more melody. No uselessly banal breakdowns or grandiloquent melodies/vocals. Grandiloquent. I like that word, grandiloquent. |
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
Nice one buddy. Yet what does that have to do with whether Ferry Corsten is a pioneer of classic trance or not? You're trying to change the subject Tuablahahawhatever. Of course, my basic definition of trance is hypnotic techno with less percussion and more melody. No uselessly banal breakdowns or grandiloquent melodies/vocals. Grandiloquent. I like that word, grandiloquent. |
progressive eurodance :D |
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
Nice one buddy. Yet what does that have to do with whether Ferry Corsten is a pioneer of classic trance or not? You're trying to change the subject Tuablahahawhatever. Of course, my basic definition of trance is hypnotic techno with less percussion and more melody. No uselessly banal breakdowns or grandiloquent melodies/vocals. Grandiloquent. I like that word, grandiloquent. |
he maybe not be a pioneer but he was definatley revolutionary |
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| NoisyNeil |
| Ferry is cool, and people talk good and bad about every DJ around here so I wouldn't bother too much if I were you :toothless |
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