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Did Ferry Corsten killed trance? (pg. 5)
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| Salem |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dazdaking
Be it a joke or not, it's not hard to see the point he's getting at. Ferry was a huge influence of the 99 trance sound, and for that many people also tried to conform to 'that' sound. Which when using hindsight is a pretty one too many. He played a big part in steering trance in the direction that it has gone today, and for that he is , and can be said to have killed it. I like a fair share of his older productions, but I also agree somewhat with Ishkur here. Anything after and including Punk is complete dog in my opinion, but that's not what Ishkurs guide is getting at. Hope that clears things up. |
99', its 2005. And my record crate is full with great tunes i figure, so all is still good. |
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| Ory |
| quote: | Originally posted by DarkAngel
No, becuz he's got a peanut for a brain, Stay Puff.
And I'll grow up next week, k? Thanx. |
Bias. |
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| DarkAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ory
Bias. |
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| Psiweaver |
| Ferry Corsten definately didn't kill trance in fact he's probably one of its biggest contirbutors. |
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| dj tek |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blue Balls
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| Zombie0915 |
This kinda reminds me of that scene in Human Traffic where they are at the party in the club and System F - Out of The Blue is playing, and that one woman starts talking "I don't care what people say, its not like it used to be"
that was a fun movie, sure it was almost the rave version of "Hackers" but it still reflected what some people's experiences might have been like.
I think that ferry's sound and the stuff that emulated it has its own kind of charm to it, but at the same time I can understand why other kids say the things that they say about it.
I will never really know what this wonderful scene was like before napster, but I imagine that it was very different before the massive surge in popularity and the giant cash-in fest that many of us saw as the golden era of trance music.
Things just happen differently to different people, and its good to understand people who have different opinions.
Call it whatever you want, argue for whatever cause you believe in, the only thing that really matters in the end is that we can all meet at any given party and create an almost magical experience togher dancing and having fun, no matter where we come from, what sounds we prefer, or how we see what is happening.
seriously, if I ever meet any of you kids at a party in RL, no matter what we may have said to each other on here, I will be nice, we will have fun, maybe even get a little ed up and do some dancing. Life is too short to be arguing like this, how about we go have some fun instead? |
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| sweetcandy girl |
Ummmm Hell no!!!
Ferry did not kill Trance he is one the the Dj's that is keeping Trance alive!
If you want to see who killed Trance.. Look up Dj Sammy and Lasgo! |
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| Alexan |
| that guide was one of the cheesiest things I've ever seen and ferry is attracting more to trance not killing it. he's a pioneer of trance and has made some of the best tracks to date. |
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| DannyO |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0915
This kinda reminds me of that scene in Human Traffic where they are at the party in the club and System F - Out of The Blue is playing, and that one woman starts talking "I don't care what people say, its not like it used to be"
that was a fun movie, sure it was almost the rave version of "Hackers" but it still reflected what some people's experiences might have been like.
I think that ferry's sound and the stuff that emulated it has its own kind of charm to it, but at the same time I can understand why other kids say the things that they say about it.
I will never really know what this wonderful scene was like before napster, but I imagine that it was very different before the massive surge in popularity and the giant cash-in fest that many of us saw as the golden era of trance music.
Things just happen differently to different people, and its good to understand people who have different opinions.
Call it whatever you want, argue for whatever cause you believe in, the only thing that really matters in the end is that we can all meet at any given party and create an almost magical experience togher dancing and having fun, no matter where we come from, what sounds we prefer, or how we see what is happening.
seriously, if I ever meet any of you kids at a party in RL, no matter what we may have said to each other on here, I will be nice, we will have fun, maybe even get a little ed up and do some dancing. Life is too short to be arguing like this, how about we go have some fun instead? |
Awesome post man, thats a great view on the whole thing, we ever meet, we'll get faced.:D |
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| 3xx3r7 |
If I could, I would strangle that little piece-of- Ishkur to death. He is one of the primary contributors to elitism in EDM. That **** deserves to die.
/vent
So sick of him. |
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| Nayil |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian^
Ishkur is a gimp who has brainwashed many a sheep without 2 braincells to rub together, Run along now, Ferry's doing great :) |
LOL:haha:
If Ferry Corsten Killed Trance .....Y r we all here ? and Y is he worlds no 4 DJ ? |
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