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[N]ûk|êû[Z]
The Producer Addict
Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Where Angelz Fear To Tread.
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LOL yoji is not hardstyle you blithering idiot 
with regards to tracid traxxx, yes kai was annoyed about hardstyle slightly recylcing his sound, which i guess is true to a certain extent, but this was the reason warmduscher set up fakten records i believe.
personally i like to drop a few TTX rels in a hardstyle set, usually B-sides and smoe of the older stuff. but thats just me, i dont like to loiter around just hardstyle, my sets are usually a lot more intersting. i like to start with pitched up pounding techno, venture into the harder/darker acid trance, then acid induced techno, the n into hardstyle, but not like the tracks youll hear dana playing etc [jumpstyle?] i keep it strictly hard and dark.
believe it or not, it all goes down very well, tried and tested 
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hardstyle
Technoaddict
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: In the Qlimax
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Dec-21-2004 08:46 
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rooibos
Suspended User
Registered: Nov 2004
Location: 06/TDT/03:13 Real Reg Date: 2002
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| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
X-Ess & Catscan - Love Thy Enemy
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Eh? That's industrial hardcore. Both X-Es and Catscan spit on hardstyle, actually, as it's the most commercial EDM genre on earth. 
Dana is the biggest joke to dance music. Her days of 'Lady Dana' when she spun and produced industrial/mainstyle hardcore was laughable. She did nothing original and just copied Promo's sound. Eventually she sold out to hardstyle, complaining that the newstyle hardcore was to dark, yet she produced it. During her hardstyle days she produced some of the cheesiest tracks on the planet I have ever heard. She can't mix for shit, either. I guess only kids like her 'music' though.  Just about every old hardcore DJ, or at least the majority of The Dreamteam sold out to this shitty, commercial, money-hungry genre. :[
Personally, though, I used to love hardstyle, but back in 2001/2002 when it was semi-original and didn't rip off every hardcore track between 92-98, mostly the ones featured on the Thunderdome cd's. I can't really reccommend much, as I completly forget the names. Just stay away from DJ Pila, DJ Pavo, Dana, DJ Isaac, The Prophet, and Technoboy, as they're nothing but greedy money loving bastards. Check out shit from Deepack, DHHD, Mindcontroller, DJ Luna etc. Luna is one of my fav's, as he manages to spin banging techno in his sets, and perfectly transition them into hardstyle.
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Its a shame really, I seriously hope Hardstyle will never make it to Uk/gatecrasher, since it has kinda wrecked the scene here 
