pew pew reach for those lazzors and keep the trance HARD.
Lilith
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Originally posted by astroboy
Yeah good point.. there weren't as many people iced of their face back then. E to speed ratio was def higher.
Unless you where near anything hardcore... not 'happy hardcore' where people gurning off their face would laugh at Scooter being a knob end
ie:- Scooter being a knob
Proper hardcore made by angry young men that never got laid making tracks on a C64 and sampler in their mums garage, with an audience full of skins loaded on beer and speed.
ie: Delta 9
There... they'd pull your arms off and stomp your entrails into the floor for fun and amusement.
They where genuinely scary people.
astroboy
Don't feed the alts
MeLLyMeL
So yooou are one of those jack asses that think they look good dancing?!?
hahaha.. I like making fun of you's
pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by Stormbringer
On a personal note, to me, just standing around on the dance floor, while a DJ spins, is not partying. Dance, you idiots! In the 90s, if you were on the dance floor and all you was doing was standing...there would be a good chance that you would have gotten your ass beat because you are wasting precious dance space. :cool: Get off the dance floor if you're just gonna stand, pumping your fist in the air....Idiot...And not only that, dance good. Just jumping up and down, like a complete in' jackass, does not constitute as successful dancing. Any idiot can do that. You would gotten laughed at, in the 90s, for doing that ...But in' impress some people and learn how to dance good, you idiot!
gee, what a surprise to see a german telling everyone what to do. you, ill dance how and where i want.
Stormbringer
Lot's of happy hardcore people really like him...The funny thing about it is that I don't think that Scooter "really" considers himself a hardcore producer. When he came out with "Move Your Ass", in 1995, that song was considered in the techno/house category. Hard trance DJs in Techno clubs like Paramount Park were playing that song. And mosty of his songs are not at hardcore speed. More like trance, techno, and house speed...Though, there are a lot of hard trance tunes that range in the 170 bpm speed...
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Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
So yooou are one of those jack asses that think they look good dancing?!? hahaha.. I like making fun of you's
I can dance. :cool: Probably a lot better than you, ya jackass. :cool:
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
gee, what a surprise to see a german telling everyone what to do. you, ill dance how and where i want.
And you, too. :cool: I'm not German, btw. But as long as don't don't just stand on the floor, wasting space, I don't see how we have a problem. :coo: But "just" jumping up and down...is not good... :cool:
kadomony
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Originally posted by notelfreak
sometimes large men push stools further up into each other.
hahah i see what you did there
MeLLyMeL
quote:
Originally posted by Stormbringer
Lot's of happy hardcore people really like him...The funny thing about it is that I don't think that Scooter "really" considers himself a hardcore producer. When he came out with "Move Your Ass", in 1995, that song was considered in the techno/house category. Hard trance DJs in Techno clubs like Paramount Park were playing that song. And mosty of his songs are not at hardcore speed. More like trance, techno, and house speed...Though, there are a lot of hard trance tunes that range in the 170 bpm speed...
I can dance. :cool: Probably a lot better than you, ya jackass. :cool:
