We put out that Maggie flyer, Rulin’ got rollin’ and our twisted friends from Torture Garden came out to play at the club. The KLF burnt £1 million in the name of art, Whigfield reassured us that Saturday Night was alright, Wet Wet Wet refused to stop telling us that Love Is All Around and East 17 and Jimmy Nail reminded us why we were in the club dancing and not at home listening to the radio!

At the more rock n roll end of the spectrum, Blur's debut album Parklife went #1 and quadruple platinum, while Oasis' effort Definitely Maybe became the fastest-selling album in the UK (a record it held until 2006!). Across the pond, Kurt Cobain's suicide left music in mourning.

Dance music was going strong, represented by the likes of Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall, JX - Son Of A Gun and Livin' Joy - Dreamer...meanwhile a certain US DJ by the name of Erick Morillo was going undercover as Reel 2 Real. Sing it with us now: "I like to move it move it...you like to...MOVE IT!!!!" Yeahhh...

He  brings a certain special atmosphere, that belies his No. 9 spot in the DJ Mag poll. With precision mixing, top tunage and an inimitable flare , that MOS main room transforms into a musical shrine – a heavenly environment to witness trance at its best. Check out this classic mix from the man himself.

Ferry Classic Mix - Fri 4th Mar 2011 by The Gallery Club

The Gallery: Hello there, how's your week been?

Lange: Hey!  It’s been pretty good thanks.  A busy one, but I’d have it no other way.

The Gallery: Your last visit was the 'Harmonic Motion' launch, back in July. Did you enjoy that night?

Lange:Thoroughly enjoyed the night.  But then I always enjoy The Gallery -  it sounds a cliché to say it, but it’s true!  I’ve got a lot of friends who come down to MOS whenever I’m in town, so it’s always great to catch up with everyone as well as playing my set of course.

The Gallery: 'Hindsight' being a wonderful thing, would you have done anything differently with the album?

Lange: The process of writing, releasing and promoting an album can be very intense and I definitely will tweak some things next time round, to make the process smoother.  My DJing schedule is looking even busier this year, so I think the key thing for me will be to manage my time even better to maximise studio time.

Lange: Have to say I’m itching to start work on the next one.

The Gallery: Latest track is 'All Around Me.' What did you use to produce software wise?

Lange: I’ve always been a Cubase user, and I only use Softsynths these days.  Favourites include Sylenth, Massive, Nexus, FM8, Juno 106, Imposcar.

The Gallery: What's next musically from the Lange stable?

Lange: My Harmonic Motion was quite a trancey album, so I’m doing a mix of stuff at the moment.  I’ve just started a new project alias, ‘Lange presents LNG’, the first single being ‘Brandalism.’

Lange: The reason for this is I feel it’s time for me to branch off a little.  Having a new alias for the more driving grooved/edgier stuff I also want to produce.  My DJing style has been leaning more and more towards the edgier stuff - and a new alias allows me to experiment further in this direction.  It’ll be a main focus this year, but saying that I already have a couple of Lange vocal singles in the pipeline too.

Lange: Although this is a ‘new alias’, some may remember my track from 2003 called ‘Intercity’ under the alias LNG.  I decided to recycle the name!

Lange:Also out this month is my single with Fabio XB on Armada, called ‘Electrify.’

The Gallery: Are there any special measures you take, to keep your 'Intercity' Podcast fresh and innovative?

Lange:I haven’t played around with the formula too much over the past couple of years.  I’m very passionate about making the show the best it can be, and ultimately the key thing is the music - I spend a lot of time listening to tracks searching for the ‘gold’ to include in the show!

The Gallery: You play an Indian tour next month – why do you think the scene is evolving so rapidly over there?

Lange: India is a huge country with so many big cities, and things have developed so fast!  They’re very passionate about music and dancing, so I’m not surprised clubbing has exploded over there.

The Gallery: Most preferred aspect of The Gallery?

Lange: It feels like a home fixture, the crowd are musically-open and educated, and the sound system takes no prisoners. 

The Gallery: You're on the bill with Mr Corsten on Fri. How are you travelling on ferries though?

Lange: Actually, not great.  I had to endure an 8 (yes I said EIGHT) hour ferry crossing to Belfast last year - to get to a gig when the Icelandic volcano was doing its thing.  Even with good weather I didn’t feel too good - A couple of beers later and I felt better though.

The Gallery: Finally, three words to describe your forthcoming set – all beginning with 'L?'

Lange: Lacerating, Lappaceous, and of course Ludibund. 

Joris Voorn : hey!

Club Team: ello Joris Voorn

Joris Voorn: ello :)

Club Team: what is your username illymonkey all about?

Joris Voorn: my wife always calls me silly monkey

Joris Voorn: but that was taken

Joris Voorn: so I made it illymonkey

Joris Voorn: it’s a monkey that likes coffee

Club Team: ah how romantic, how is married life?

Joris Voorn: its great!

Joris Voorn: can recommend it ;)

Joris Voorn: how are you?

Club Team: Very good thank you, busy but having fun!

Club Team: so tell us about 5th March? why will be it so great

Joris Voorn: because it's going to be a MOS night with a very good line up!

Joris Voorn: MOS has become one of my new fav clubs since I've been playing there last year!

Club Team: what are your other fav clubs?

Joris Voorn: I love Trouw in Amsterdam http://www.trouwamsterdam.nl

Joris Voorn: womb tokyo

Joris Voorn: Panoramabar in berlin

Joris Voorn: there's a LOT!

Joris Voorn: you want to know more?

Club Team: ha ha tell us everything joris

Joris Voorn: haven't played there a while, but subclub is great too

Joris Voorn:  the arches in glasgow too

Joris Voorn: cocoon in frankfurt

Joris Voorn: space ibiza

Club Team: have you got any new tracks that you will be playing next saturday?

Joris Voorn: i do actually

Joris Voorn: oo tell us more

Joris Voorn: just finished a remix for Arthur Baker & Jimmy Sommerville

Joris Voorn: working on a few more remixes for Patrice baumel, renato cohen, japanese popstars.. some tracks of my own

Joris Voorn: many personal edits of older records as well, and last but not least, a lot of unreleased tracks for my labels

Club Team: all sounds very exciting!

Club Team: I just spoke with Technasia and he said that you and him have had some disagrements over the years and that he talks to much! What is it about your friendship that has kept you guys close?

Joris Voorn: its true Charles does talk a lot

Club Team: ha ha!

Joris Voorn: i'm not saying its too much, its always interesting so i'm not complaining

Joris Voorn: charles is a very generous and helpful person, he's released my debut album and gave me a lot of support in my early years.

Joris Voorn: we always disagree on music though, basically since we met, we agree on some but disagree on some too

Club Team: great! so what are your thoughts on the other guests next week

Joris Voorn: Charles has always been more into stronger music than me.. But its good, differences make friendships more interesting

Joris Voorn: Kollektive Turmstrasse are very talented an nice artists from Germany

Joris Voorn: did a great versatile album last year

Club Team: what was your favourite track from last year?

Joris Voorn: very musical and deep, but with a good sense for minimal and soulful grooves

Joris Voorn: butch need no introduction, solid grooves as well, very disco infused

Joris Voorn: he had a great year last year too

Club Team: ok so how about your year, was it good last year?

Joris Voorn: Edwin Oosterwal is my partner in crime with the Rejected label