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saintberry
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Australia
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 Posted - 2002/08/31 : 21:59:49
first of all id like to say hi to all the happycore lovers out there :)!
well ive got this tape ive had for AGES and now that i got decks i thought it about time i tracked down the tunes and got them on vinyl. id say its from around 96' and the only title its got on it is 'hype techno mix' its not a mix tape, just a compo of tunes.
well i ripped 2min of each of the tunes i wanna track down onto ma pute now there on the web as rm files and can be downloaded from...
http://webone.com.au/~berry/hard/
now i know there is one Rob Gee track on here, so it could be all his i guess but as you will hear if you listen to the tracks it dosent all sound like his work.
all help will be much appreciated...thanks in advance
thanks happyhardcores
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Brian K
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 Posted - 2002/09/01 : 07:24:00
#4 lenny dee - f*ckin' hostile
i've heard of most of those but i can't remember the names on them, i'll have to go digging....
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Heist
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Australia
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Posted - 2002/09/02 : 04:45:44
#3 is most probbly done by Michael Wells of technohead fame
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saintberry
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Australia
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Posted - 2002/09/02 : 05:23:12
eheheh same ppl that did i want to be a hipppy?
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Lixx
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United States
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Posted - 2002/09/02 : 21:06:27
Yup. Mike Wells is also known as Force Mass Motion (as in Panic on Rabbit City). He's produced everything from old skool to gabber to currently prog house and breaks, which I'm almost always finding to be wicked
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