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Ferry Corsten Netherlands Flashover Recordings Trance Downtempo 2008
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Performer: Ferry Corsten
Title: Twice In A Blue Moon
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Electronic
Style:Trance, Downtempo
Released: 01 Nov 2008
Catalog number: 900.0700.020
Label: Flashover Recordings
MP3 album szie: 2567 mb
FLAC album size: 2899 mb
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Tracklist

1 Shelter Me 5:48
2 Black Velvet
Vocals – Julia MessengerWritten-By – J. Messenger
 5:44
3 We Belong
Vocals – Maria NaylerWritten-By – Dario Raimondi Cominesi, Ivana Spagna, Alfredo "Larry" PignagnoliWritten-By [Additional Lyrics] – Raz Nitzan & Adrian Broekhuyse, Ferry Corsten
 5:47
4 Gabriella's Sky 7:03
5 Made Of Love
Vocals – Betsie LarkinWritten-By – B. Larkin
 6:31
6 Radio Crash 6:30
7 Twice In A Blue Moon 5:49
8 Feel You
Vocals – Betsie LarkinWritten-By – B. Larkin
 5:18
9 Life
Written-By, Vocals – B. Cullum
 6:15
10 Brain Box 6:04
11 Shanti 7:07
12 Visions Of Blue 2:11

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Ferry Corsten Twice In A Blue Moon ‎(CD, Album) Одиссей none Ukraine 2008
4350-2 Ferry Corsten Twice In A Blue Moon ‎(CD, Album) Roton 4350-2 Romania 2008
ПРЗ CD23881 Ferry Corsten Twice In A Blue Moon ‎(CD, Album, Dig) World Club Music ПРЗ CD23881 Russia 2008
MAELCD9027 Ferry Corsten Twice In A Blue Moon ‎(CD, Album) Maelstrom Records MAELCD9027 UK 2009
DGR1742 Ferry Corsten Twice In A Blue Moon ‎(CD, Album) Flashover Recordings DGR1742 South Africa 2009

Credits

  • Artwork By [Design] – www.cupoftea.nl
  • Producer – Ferry Corsten
  • Written-By – F. Corsten (tracks: 1 to 2, 4 to 12)

Notes

#3 "We Belong" contains musical elements of "Happy Station" (written by Alfredo "Larry" Pignagnoli, Dario Raimondi Cominesi and Ivana Spagna), used with permission.

(P)&(C) 2008 Flashover Recordings B.V.

Manufactured and distributed by Play It Again Sam (PIAS).

Comes in a jewel case with outer slipcase.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 5 413356 388220
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5413356388220
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 0751
  • Mastering SID Code: LB46
  • Matrix / Runout: 53321724/9000700020 21
  • Rights Society: SABAM - BIEM

Companies

  • Manufactured By – PIAS Holland
  • Distributed By – PIAS Holland
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Flashover Recordings
  • Copyright (c) – Flashover Recordings
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Reviews: (3)
Vutaur
Vutaur
It seems Ferry corsten looses quality with time, each Album is less interesting than the previous. I found this one a bit comercial and with tunes that don´t bring much new or something outstanding...it feels like this is a cd more suitable to be played at the shopping mall. Neverthless it is satisfying at some point and ends up being a good release, but its just a Cd to be played once in a year.
Mayno
Mayno
this is the peak for the corsten career,,in this album he prove he is a master of the melodies,
for me the best tunes in this album are: made of love, twice in a blue moon & brain box, the other songs are truly amazing too.
a nostalgic era when ferry produce quality trance!!
Whiteflame
Whiteflame
Ferry is the producer whose job in the last 10 years seemed to be, more than anyone else's, to create landmarks in trance music. How? By shaking and twisting its core rules, blending them to fit with rules of house, electro or synth-pop, basically creating something so unique that you cannot constrain it into a single musical style or even find anything remotely similar. And this album makes no exception: it has "Corsten uniqueness" written all over it, from the eerie and forward-thinking "Shelter Me" to the spacey ambiental ender of the album, "Visions of Blue".

The flow of the album is, like usual for Ferry's albums, EXCEPTIONAL. There's not a single moment that you're going to say "this track should've come a little earlier/later". The first part of the album is softer and more emotional, featuring some awesome vocal tracks (with the 80s-influenced "We Belong" being my favourite), but things evolve in an insanely energetic sound feast by its half (with the peak being "Radio Crash" and "Twice In A Blue Moon"), down a bit again with "Feel You" and "Life", then straight into madness again with "Brain Box" and "Shanti", after which the album closes with 2 minutes of musical bliss-"Visions of Blue".

It really doesn't get any better than this. "Twice In A Blue Moon", more than a trance or EDM album, is a modern-day musical masterpiece and let no one tell you otherwise.