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Favorite Ferry Corsten Song (pg. 11)
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| Nox |
I would say, from solo work: Solstice!!!
Best collaboration: Carte Blanche
Best Remix: Adagio for Strings, though I also really like what he did to Kosheen-Catch. I didn't like the original tune at all but Ferry's remix rocks!
Obviously not: Marco Borsato - De Bestemming (Ferry Corsten remix) :D
I definately prefer his older work, but from more recent productions I liked Right of Way a lot and of course Corderoy - Sweetest Dreams (Ferry Corsten Remix) |
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| zoric |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
of course it can be compared. why not?
it's not like if we are comparing house with trance.
it's still the ferry sound we've known for several years now. its just that this sounds like his old stuff but in a much weaker version. |
I Love You is soo much weaker than his past productions, And you're totally right, It really misses the energy that the older tunes has. It would be soo much better if he would've start producing more energetic stuff. |
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| THE_Chris |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nox
Corderoy - Sweetest Dreams (Ferry Corsten Remix) |
Agreed. Thats a good one. |
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| DJAntSmith |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blue.
I've listened to two completely different mixes, both sound like Ferry Corsten, one isn't the Flashover mix but just the Ferry Corsten mix. |
If it was downloaded then it was a mislabelled MP3. Ferry only produced his Flashover mix of Leaving The Sun. |
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| Cobalt |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
am I the only one who finds I Love You really bland and boring? I mean his stuff from 6 years ago had way more energy in it. |
Nope, I find it really subpar and forgettable myself. And I'm usually an outspoken supporter of Ferry's post-Punk work. |
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| digitalis909 |
Hmmmm, where to begin.
Well, seeing as all the obvious ones have already been mentioned, how about:
Discodroids - Interspace
If any one track needed to be used in evidence to prove that Ferry Corsten has been singularly responsible for the sound of trance over the last 10 years, it's this one.
Now nearly ten years old, it is the earliest example I have found of the modern trance sound. At a time when melodic trance HAD to be at least 150 BPM, this tune shone out, like a beacon of light, showing the way of things to come. Sure, it's riff sounds unimaginative and simple by today's standards, but you have to remember, it's nearly a DECADE since it was written; and it's style has been copied time and time again ever since. It's structure is thoughtful, complex, and most importantly, utterly sublime.
I have found no other tune from this era that would still be utterly appropriate in any modern trance set. If you've heard it, you know what I'm talking about, if you haven't.....
CHECK IT OUT AND TELL ME I'M WRONG!
-JONBOY |
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| Blue. |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJAntSmith
If it was downloaded then it was a mislabelled MP3. Ferry only produced his Flashover mix of Leaving The Sun. |
Then it's either an unreleased mix or done by someone who has the exact same style as Ferry Corsten. |
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| DJAntSmith |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blue.
Then it's either an unreleased mix or done by someone who has the exact same style as Ferry Corsten. |
More than likely the same style of remix. |
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| thirdlevelbeat |
gouryella
it's a classic |
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| sandstorm03 |
Mode Confusion
Galexia |
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| Palladium |
PUNK !!!!!11!
out off topic: sweet sorrow is quite good but Thrillseekers converted it in a Chooon ! |
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