Search - Ferry Corsten :: Twice In A Blue Moon

A Generic Trance Album

mwattack77x | GA | 08/07/2009

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I hate to give Ferry Corsten a bad review because "L.E.F" and "Passport: United States Of America" are two great albums. Unfortunately, this album is really bland which isn't normally like Corsten's style. Pretty much all the songs fall into the generic trance category. There's just no depth to the songs. They seem to follow the basic trance format too much. Each song needed one wild or unique noise to really hook you into the song. I'll give him one positive though. None of the songs are too repetitive which is another big flaw for some DJs. I hope Ferry Corsten's next CD will be imaginative like his previous work because this one just doesn't cut it."

Amazing

Juan Martin | CA, USA | 10/09/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a mature and well put together album by ferry. This is his best work by far! I'm very, but very pleased and happy for his amazing productions and new classics like "Made Of Love," "Radio Crash," and "We Belong." From song 1 "Shelter Me" the album is set to be melodic, uplifting (Twice In A Blue Moon), downbeat(Black Velvet), and electro-progressive-trance experiments that sound perfect and give me an extraordinary ear pleasure (Feel You)... not to bribe on ferry, but lately we all know how the EDM genre keeps on getting more and more predictable and mainstream... and ferry has stuck to the origins of dance and brought this album, which in my opinion deserves more that 5 stars. Thank You Ferry."