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Right of Way | 
 enlarge | Artist: Ferry Corsten
Label: Positiva
Category: Music
List Price: £13.99
Buy New: £5.49
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 17545
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 724359762920
EAN: 0724359762920
ASIN: B00014TJV6
Release Date: February 23, 2004
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: Never been played, great condition, having a clear out, enjoy!
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Sublime | | • | Whatever! | | • | Rock Your Body, Rock | | • | Right Of Way | | • | Kyoto | | • | Holding On (Ferry Corsten and Shelley Harland) | | • | Sweet Sorrow | | • | Hearts Connected | | • | Punk | | • | Its Time | | • | Show Your Style Feat. Brigit | | • | Star Traveller | | • | Skindeep (Ferry Corsten and Shelley Harland) | | • | In My Dreams |
Disc 2
| • | Punk (Live At Spundae) | | • | Punk (DJ Icey Remix) | | • | Rock Your Body Rock (DJ Dan Remix) | | • | Rock Your Body Rock (Poxy Music & Kid Kenobi Remix) | | • | Rock Your Body Rock (F Massif Remix) | | • | Rock Your Body Rock (Moby Remix) |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
This is a very good album March 1, 2006
Mr. S. P. Jenkins (s.wales)
What can i say, this is an album you should buy if you like Ferry!! There are sum really great tracks on here, my personal favs are Sublime and Star Traveller. This is a very good album, if like me, you enjoy just being able to put a cd on and not have to skip any tracks, like going for a good drive! Buy it now, you wont regret it!!
 The Right Way September 28, 2005
N!L (England)
I have always been an fan of ferry corsten and his many guises but was slightly aprehensive when he released this album, as some albums from Djs who prodominantly do sets and mixes often dont carry over well into studio albums. this album however bucks the trend with many quality songs esspecially holding on, punk, it's time and rock your body. All have enjoyed huge dancefloor success being championed by many world famous DJs both in clubs and on radio. The slight problem i have is that ferrys trancec origins from adagio for strings, his new years day remix and art of trance seem to have been lost in this, making it slightly more mainstream and radio friendly. Bar this the odd weaker song does not detract from a great first album from ferry, bring on his next release!
Fantastic January 23, 2005
Mr D A Carter
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I've always been a huge ferry corsten fan in all his various guises and some of his remixes (adagio, new years day) are awesome but i was a bit wary of how his first studio album may turn out, especially after punk and rock your body werent entirely my cup of tea although they have grown on me. I need not have worried though this album has some classic tunes and employs various styles.Myy personal faves being whatever and the awesome title track which is up there with the best trance tunes ever made.
 ferry corsten right of way March 15, 2004
2 out of 22 found this review helpful
this is TRULLY an awfull album by ferry. i have always liked his music but this just aint good at all. OK theres 1 or to good tracks on ere (punk,rock ya body rock) but the rest are HORRID. DONT BUY THIS
A Right of Way not to be missed! March 12, 2004
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
What a fantastic album! Ferry takes you on a journey right from the start with a Sublime prelude which serves as an appetiser, whetting your appetite for another fine helping of perfected trance! This album has not left my cd player since it arrived!(although it is a 5cd changer!) The title track Right of way is a classic tune, one to be played with the volume right up!From punk it deviates to a wicked 80s style electronica, and winds down with some fantastic vocals from Shelley. So many great pieces and so many different moods! A must-have album for any Ferry Corsten fan!
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