Going to see Ferry Corsten in a couple of hours..
 

Not that anybody on this board would care, but I'm about to pee myself.

Who? Have fun, I guess.

He must be popular with the kids... they sell his CD at Wal-Mart! :eek:

(one of those that go OOMP-OOMP-OOMP while you're sitting at the traffic lights, by the looks of things) ;)

My brother loves this DJ.

:lol:

Yup.. wrong board.. -wink-

In case there's one other Ferry fan out here, the show was fantastic, better than BOTH Tiesto shows I went to combined (and that says a lot because I am overall much more a Tiesto fan). When he layed down "Punk" I swear the roof exploded in the club, and even more so when he dropped "Rock Your Body Rock"..

For me, the magic of the night came when he ended the show with the classic Carte Blanche (I was so happy to hear this.. one of the best trance tunes EVER), followed by the amazing Ligaya. We got him to play like 4 encore records, one of which was Out of the Blue 2002.

Simply amazing..

...but what I want to know: was the roll any good? :)

Well,glad you got to see the flyin' dutchman pixy.

:lol:

I'm in it for the music and the music only.

I don't remember where you are, but was this the san diego show?

The only time I saw Ferry Corsten, I was severly dissapointed. He played way too many cheesy anthems, and was a little too fluffy for me.

Dallas.. he played most of the anthem stuff as part of the encore stuff. He played a dine fine set last night.

I'm in it for the music too....and whatever else comes with it ;)

I'm not a big fan of Ferry Corsten's mixed CDs, but I think his productions are great, Punk and Rock Your Body, Rock are dancefloor classics.

Last live show I made it to was Sandra Collins when she came thru Portland, now THAT was one hell of a show.

What about his work with Gouryella?, that is awesome too, one of my favorite dj's :banana: :D