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Posted by dj alliance on Mar-28-2006 10:24:

Do you listen to Hardcore or would you?

Since hardcore now uses a TONE of tranc eriff sin their music and is cxompletely different from way back, does anyone listen to it? or would you consider it?

For those that still think its called happy hardcore - WRONG! listen here:


UK Hardcore:

http://www.imorecords.com/Hardcore

Plenty on here for you to listen to, various styles too.

'Irresistible' is a good xample


Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Mar-28-2006 10:27:

No.


Posted by dj alliance on Mar-28-2006 10:34:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
No.


LOL

why not?


Posted by Addliss on Mar-28-2006 10:37:

I listened to HC long time ago, when the Thunderdome-Compilation was still on. After the last edition (no. 23) I fell into trance, as I lacked of other good compilations (at least in my region). I heard a "Resident E" (Marc Acardipane's label) compilation 2 years or so ago, but it didn't really convince me. A lot of hardstyle, less hardcore, unfortunately. But I liked some tracks and try some tracks once in a time atm.


Posted by XenatR on Mar-28-2006 12:35:

i like Happy Hardcore. i also like Gabber

Gabber:
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Posted by Ian on Mar-28-2006 12:41:

the traditional happy hardcore was very good, however by 1998 the ideas were being recycled too much & like trance too many pointless vocal songs were about. Newstyle (ophidian etc) is decent now for the odd moment, and the experimental/freeform djs like sharkey, luna-c, energy & robbie long are decent. The rest (raverbaby stuff) can be a tad cheesy but works for some people, so kudos to them


Posted by nfekted on Mar-28-2006 12:42:

i admit i like it I don't understand why a lot of people dislike it. It might be a little too "rave-ish" but it's still edm. Nice link Dj Alliance, i'm checking these out for sure.


Posted by bananas on Mar-28-2006 13:30:

now that i've listened to it, i kind liked it, tell me some big names/tunes. :]


Posted by dj alliance on Mar-28-2006 13:41:

quote:
Originally posted by bananas
now that i've listened to it, i kind liked it, tell me some big names/tunes. :]



Scott Browns tunes are wicked...voted best DJ in 2004 or was it 2005. Anyway's he also goes under the name of Plus System, he owns Evolutionrecords.net

Plus System - 'This is How We Do It' - i love this track, amazing
Scott Brown - 'Blue Anthem'

Scott also does a lot of Gabber so you might stuble acroos ones like Boom Stick (brilliant gabber track)

USH.NET is also a hardcore community, mostly UK ravers but you get ppl from all round, lists everything you need to know about the scene, from events etc...good forum.

www.scottishhardcore.co.uk for all you need to know whats happening in Scotland.

Imo records is the number one distribution underground company for Hardcore.


Posted by burner69 on Mar-28-2006 13:42:

quote:
Originally posted by bananas
now that i've listened to it, i kind liked it, tell me some big names/tunes. :]


Find yourself any Kevin Energy mix, he does the third CD on the hardcore heaven series, very good DJ.

Enjoy


Posted by dj alliance on Mar-28-2006 13:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
the traditional happy hardcore was very good, however by 1998 the ideas were being recycled too much & like trance too many pointless vocal songs were about. Newstyle (ophidian etc) is decent now for the odd moment, and the experimental/freeform djs like sharkey, luna-c, energy & robbie long are decent. The rest (raverbaby stuff) can be a tad cheesy but works for some people, so kudos to them



You need to listen more of it. Theres a lot fo good up & coming producing releasing quality stuff. I agree that when 98 came round apart from Bang who were great, hardcore got crap untill 2001 when the new trance sound came in, then in 2003 it was rocking. Now a-adays its getting a bit of a cleche with the sounds used, but its still great and the production is second to none.


Posted by dj alliance on Mar-28-2006 13:45:

quote:
Originally posted by burner69
Find yourself any Kevin Energy mix, he does the third CD on the hardcore heaven series, very good DJ.

Enjoy


The guys only 23 i think as well, lol, he started way back in 95 when he released happy hardcore tunes.

'Hold Me Tonight (like an Angel)' is a quality tune, came out in 2003 i think.


Posted by Siesta on Mar-28-2006 13:46:

Hardcore is the most dumb music there is. Stupid style


Posted by XenatR on Mar-28-2006 13:47:

Riot Nation - Abba-Gabba
Riot Nation - Abba-Gabba (Speedfreak's Mutterficker Mix)


Posted by CranberryJuice on Mar-28-2006 13:53:

i used to listen to gabber when i was 15 16 yrs old ....i used to love neophyte ..the stunned guys ..evil activities and many more then i stopped and went into happy hardcore and finally trance ....Gabber got boring


Posted by Allied Nations on Mar-28-2006 13:56:

I find hardcore to be very unpleasant music.


Posted by Rainborn on Mar-28-2006 14:50:

Gabber is the one and only hardcore type of music that I listen to.
Most of it isn't artistic but it's really fun and fast and wild, ya know.


Posted by Rainborn on Mar-28-2006 14:50:

Gabber is the one and only hardcore type of music that I listen to.
Most of it isn't artistic but it's really fun and fast and wild, ya know.


Posted by Salegon on Mar-28-2006 15:23:

Jester

In my opinion, a lot of this stuff cannot be considered as music though a couple of tunes can be listened to.


Posted by halexander837 on Mar-28-2006 19:07:

what i want to know is... how do you dance to it?


Posted by Rinster on Mar-28-2006 19:12:

sorry its to happy for me..


Posted by Rinster on Mar-28-2006 19:12:

quote:
Originally posted by halexander837
what i want to know is... how do you dance to it?


Hakkuhhhh!!!11


Posted by Numidia on Mar-28-2006 19:36:

I like to hear some hardcore once in a while, it can be pretty good sometimes


Posted by Spirit5 on Mar-28-2006 19:39:

Maybe some hard house or hard trance like Cosmic Gate every now and then but the really hard stuff, like Gabba/Gabber, hard German or Swedish Techno, Speedbass, Freeform and all that really hard stuff that I have no idea how you listen to that, let alone dance to that stuff?? I think dance music should be pleasant to listen to and dance to, and not suffer through endless waves of booming bass and loud acidy noises and annoying voices or loops. If someone likes that, fine. If I want to dance i'll listen to some good melodic trance, some soulful and funky house, some traditional european or detroit techno (non IDM), and breakbeat music (love that suff now) but hardcore...not for me.


Posted by torontotrance on Mar-28-2006 20:35:

Good ol Hardcore, don't listen to much of it anymore but I still got a place in my heart for the heaviness of it.


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