Smoogie Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,480 posts Joined: Mar, 2006
Posted - 2016/01/27 : 23:56:27
quote:Originally posted by carldj90:
2003 was a good year. I got into hardcore that year. But I was only 12 so a majority of memories are skateboarding.
Captain Triceps Advanced Member
United Kingdom
2,184 posts Joined: Dec, 2011
Posted - 2016/01/28 : 12:55:21
I was 20/21 in that year, still buying stacks of hardcore vinyl and CDs. I was with a girl that was happy with at the time, but in hindsight we were better off without each other, barely anything in common, least of all music. (crushed me when we broke up that year though).
Ken Masters Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,447 posts Joined: Feb, 2007
Posted - 2016/01/29 : 23:38:32
quote:Originally posted by wong:
quote:Originally posted by Captain Triceps:
loved these cd's and dvds. watched the sy and styles one loads of times
Excellent, excellent albums! These gave me light through the hardcore dark ages. The resulting Hardcore Heavens that followed were superb.
The Kevin Energy mixes alone were such an inspiration to me. They made me realise that hardcore as a genre had the creative legs to last the next few decades :)
Lets hear it for the HH albums old & new! Their input to the scene is second only to Bonkers.
__________________________________ Future State Music
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Captain Triceps Advanced Member
United Kingdom
2,184 posts Joined: Dec, 2011
Posted - 2016/01/30 : 00:08:10
Is certainly was a "hardcore really fucking IS back!" time, wasn't it.
Smoogie Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,480 posts Joined: Mar, 2006
Posted - 2016/01/30 : 12:54:25
quote:Originally posted by Ken Masters:
quote:Originally posted by wong:
quote:Originally posted by Captain Triceps:
loved these cd's and dvds. watched the sy and styles one loads of times
Excellent, excellent albums! These gave me light through the hardcore dark ages. The resulting Hardcore Heavens that followed were superb.
The Kevin Energy mixes alone were such an inspiration to me. They made me realise that hardcore as a genre had the creative legs to last the next few decades :)
Lets hear it for the HH albums old & new! Their input to the scene is second only to Bonkers.
Yes I agree with that, the 2005/2006 Hardcore Heavens where almost a revival for Bonkers at the time, sadly their never reached a 5th version in that series. I can remember buying the Sy, Brisk and Kevin Energy one from Asda in February 2005 and two weeks later there was another rival, Hardcore Nation (Seduction, St Allen and Robbie Long) which was then replaced y another series which was poor in comparison
Smoogie Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,480 posts Joined: Mar, 2006
Posted - 2016/01/31 : 22:28:00
quote:Originally posted by Captain Triceps:
Is certainly was a "hardcore really fucking IS back!" time, wasn't it.
Funny thing was I hadn't quite stepped into the Hardcore side of things at the time. I was into a lot of 'Hard Dance' basically the harder sides of House and Trance but I was aware there was even better stuff out there. If anything, this was the only Hardcore tune I had heard on the radio at the time, and of course everyone knew the other versions:
2003 <3
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Posted - 2016/01/26 : 12:53:05
2003
Posted - 2016/01/26 : 19:53:39
