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| quote: | Originally posted by m1kest4r
the hardstyle/hard dance scene is quite large in australia. melbourne goes hardstyle mainly, sydney does hardstyle but lots of people up there listen to gabber/hardcore/insert other hard stuff. queensland (brisbane) is a bit of everything i think (havent really been up there).
however by far the biggest scene is the electro house scene. think lots of dirty south, everywhere, every night. then multiply that by like 5 and you've got the majority of the scene down.
trance is fairly dead down here, monthly club parties in melb/sydney + big events (festivals). festivals always sell well though so its more that people enjoy trance a few times a year rather than week in week out.
definate focus on electro house though. |
Correct.
I'm ashamed that those scenes are big in Melbourne. Pretty much anything over 145 BPM is a load of shit, and shouldn't be classified as music, as it has no thought behind it, other than to be "hard".
It is my firm belief that if party drugs had never been invented, gabber, hardcore, hardstyle, speedcore and all those other rubbish "genres" would not exist either; they only evolved in response to drugged up people wanting to hear faster music.
Overdriven, square wave kick drums are pretty much the stupidest, most offensive sound I've ever heard.
Oh, and to top it all off, the DJ/Producer names are always ridiculous too; "Dj Fistf*ck", "Angerfist", "Bass Machine" etc.
*hides under flame proof blanket*
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Whereas European movies are more mellow, less pyros in a way IMO. i bet they have their fare share of action movie as well, but not to the extent as us Americans. does anyone else see it this way????
