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Craigavon raver
Was talking to a guy out of work a while ago and I said that I liked hardcore music, and I mentioned happy hardcore, saying it was prob my preferred style, so 1 day last week we were on are break and the guy brings up happy hardcore and says to me " you listen to cascada and all don't you" and I say " no **** what you on about" to which the guys reply was " aye sure you listen to happy hardcore, cascada and ian van dalh, sure that's happy hardcore is it not, it is happy hardcore I know what happy hardcore is" I have a bewildered look on my face telling him " no **** I don't listen to that shite, that's not happy hardcore" so I tell him to type in happy hardcore into youtube on his phone and all these videos come up and dj hixxy is a few of them, and hes all "aye dj hixxy I know him, I know what happy hardcore is" and I try to explain to him the old hixxy adage, that hixxy makes every hardcore tune ever, according to youtube anyway! so he listened to children of the night, and proclaimed again " aye I know that type of music I know what happy hardcore is" so a few days later theres a few of us sitting in the canteen and the guys all " tony listens to cascada and all" trying to wind me up and stuff, but the worst about it, i'm sure hes far from the only clown to think this ard other things similar! some people just don't have a clue about music or what it even is
SPOOX
I have a few friends like that who don't have a clue about Happy Hardcore.
Hard2Get
The most surprising thing is that you actually engaged in any kind of conversation about it. I would have shown no interest in discussing it whatsoever no matter what they think.
Edit: Just to clarify, i mean because the guy you are speaking to is not going to respond intelligently either way.
Mickey Init
#shame
DjZelous
Most people register hardcore as a trance record played at 45 RPM
ViolonC
Happy Hardcore has been on this planet for over 20 years and at some point sounded about like every other dance music genre but at 170-180 bpm. No wonder people get confused.
And if that still doesn't do it Nightcore will finish up what's left. ;)
ViolonC
quote:Originally posted by ViolonC:
Happy Hardcore has been on this planet for over 25 years and at some point sounded about like every other dance music genre but at 170-180 bpm. No wonder people get confused.
And if that still doesn't do it Nightcore will finish up what's left. ;)
trippnface
aight; there is def some harder hardcore out there; but people really diss on Cascada!?!!?
seriously though, at the time did "Happy Hardcore" really sound much different? :P
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Craigavon raver
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
The most surprising thing is that you actually engaged in any kind of conversation about it. I would have shown no interest in discussing it whatsoever no matter what they think.
Edit: Just to clarify, i mean because the guy you are speaking to is not going to respond intelligently either way.
Your right! but I was just trying to get him to understand what happy hardcore actually was, and even more importantly that I don't listen to cascada or ian van dahl!
Mickey Init
Maybe he's been listening to Squad-E remixes and getting confused.
Smoogie
Cascada Happy Hardcore?
Ok who here remembers Bebo? I remember staking stumbling across the girl's profile and she listed DJ Rankin as one of her favourite Happy Hardcore artist along with Hixxy of course
I also remember I was talking to one guy about Hardcore and he referred to the track 'Zombie Nation' as Hardcore as well.
Elliott
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
The most surprising thing is that you actually engaged in any kind of conversation about it. I would have shown no interest in discussing it whatsoever no matter what they think.
Edit: Just to clarify, i mean because the guy you are speaking to is not going to respond intelligently either way.
Nailed it.
If people ask what kind of music I like, I'll answer honestly. If people ask me whether I like happy/UK hardcore, I'll answer with a quick, curt "yes". I'm not ashamed of my music preferences; I just have a very low pain threshold for stupidity
In no case will I get drawn into a conversation about hardcore with someone who doesn't either show some genuine knowledge on the subject or a genuine interest in it. There's no point.
OP: if someone accused me of liking Cascada, I'd probably just say "close enough".
Edit: This post reminded me of how long it's been since hardcore was at its best.. hardcore peaked probably around the same time Cascada reached peak popularity. I'm suddenly all too aware that was an awfully long time ago now.. Damn. I hate those reminders.
Me and my first semi-serious girlfriend had Everytime We Touch as "our song". She was only a couple of years older than me. She's dead now. Crikey, I feel old.
skarr
What do you mean people don't have a clue ? Htid its made money last year and the new 'hardcore heaven ' album sold out,and hixxy is the founder of htid, how is that not having a clue ?
skarr
quote:Originally posted by skarr:
What do you mean people don't have a clue ? Htid its made money last year and the new 'hardcore heaven ' album sold out,and hixxy is the founder of htid, how is that not having a clue ?
Smoogie
quote:Originally posted by Elliott:
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
The most surprising thing is that you actually engaged in any kind of conversation about it. I would have shown no interest in discussing it whatsoever no matter what they think.
Edit: Just to clarify, i mean because the guy you are speaking to is not going to respond intelligently either way.
Nailed it.
If people ask what kind of music I like, I'll answer honestly. If people ask me whether I like happy/UK hardcore, I'll answer with a quick, curt "yes". I'm not ashamed of my music preferences; I just have a very low pain threshold for stupidity
In no case will I get drawn into a conversation about hardcore with someone who doesn't either show some genuine knowledge on the subject or a genuine interest in it. There's no point.
OP: if someone accused me of liking Cascada, I'd probably just say "close enough".
Edit: This post reminded me of how long it's been since hardcore was at its best.. hardcore peaked probably around the same time Cascada reached peak popularity. I'm suddenly all too aware that was an awfully long time ago now.. Damn. I hate those reminders.
Me and my first semi-serious girlfriend had Everytime We Touch as "our song". She was only a couple of years older than me. She's dead now. Crikey, I feel old.
Sorry to hear that your girlfriend died
I have actually seen a few tunes up on Youtube with some viewers saying that it reminds them of someone.
I am interested to know what the younger crowd listen to these days. I se that Dubstep has lost its hype now but I heard some mention of 'Trap House' what ever that is. Kids do still seem to be going out though, big events and a lot of festivals apparently so the younger crowd, those born in the mid 90s onwards are interested in the scene but with less focus on the actual Hardcore side of things
Craigavon raver
quote:Originally posted by skarr:
What do you mean people don't have a clue ? Htid its made money last year and the new 'hardcore heaven ' album sold out,and hixxy is the founder of htid, how is that not having a clue ?
You mustn't of read my post correctly, I said that a guy I worked with didn't have a clue what hardcore/happy hardcore music was, there was no mention of h.t.i.d or hardcore heaven, something which the guy clearly wouldn't know about, he claimed to have heard about dj hixxy before but he really didn't have a clue about him either!
lewiscanon
I would honestly say everyone has there oon preferential styles aff dance music but am I right in saying there are different styles aff music in the Hardcore genre?
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