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| DavieONeill |
This isn't really Happy Hardcore but I'm sure some of you will enjoy it anyway!
01. Scott Brown v Paul Elstak - Feel The Music
02. Neurotek - Crowd Control
03. Scott Brown Live Your Life
04. Bertocucci Feranzano - XTC Love
05. Bass Generator - The Event
06. Bass-X - Hardcore Creators
07. Active Force - Head Like a Pacman
08. Hyperact - My Best Friend
09. Davie Forbes - Play Like a Tiger
10. DJ E-Rick & Tactic - Bring The Noise
11. DJ Weirdo & DJ Sim - Go Get Busy (Hardcore Edit)
12. Paul Elstak - Life is Like a Dance (Body Lotion Remix)
13. Scott Brown - Dum Dooby Dum
14. The Scotchman - Happy Vibes
15. Pilldriver - Pitch-Hiker
Zippyshare: http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/48748397/file.html
Mixcloud: http://www.mixcloud.com/david-oneill/now-thats-what-i-call-bouncy-techno-vol-1/
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| Smoogie |
I think I have heard every single on of them lol |
| DavieONeill |
Congratulations Smoogie, you're now officially a Bouncy Techno Guru! |
| The Dopeman |
quote:
Originally posted by Smoogie:
I think I have heard every single on of them lol
does that matter...it's bouncy techno lol
let the headbanging commence!!! |
| Ken Masters |
awesome, i'll have a bit of this! |
| Ken Masters |
....and tbh, I suppose it is just happy hardcore really. |
| Euforix |
quote:
Originally posted by Fire Shadow:
....and tbh, I suppose it is just happy hardcore really.
Exactly. Don't know where do these guys get the "techno" there?!!! |
| DavieONeill |
The term "Bouncy Techno" was commonly used in Scotland in the early / mid 90s, and to us at least, there was a big difference musically in comparison to the Happy Hardcore coming from England. I definitely wouldn't call this a Happy Hardcore mix but I guess it's up to the individual to interpret. |
| The Dopeman |
happy hardcore is pretty much watered down bouncy techno because before happy hardcore what the english called hardcore really wasn't that hard then us scots came along and as usual showed them how it's done...they then copied our style but made it more happy than bouncy an put a lot more vocals in the tracks and more happy/uplifting melodies (DJ Dougal is a good example of what i mean) imho the english dnt really have a clue how to make HARD hardcore they never have and never will...thats what i think anyway others may feel different |
| Hard2Get |
quote:
Originally posted by The Dopeman:
happy hardcore is pretty much watered down bouncy techno because before happy hardcore what the english called hardcore really wasn't that hard then us scots came along and as usual showed them how it's done...they then copied our style but made it more happy than bouncy an put a lot more vocals in the tracks and more happy/uplifting melodies (DJ Dougal is a good example of what i mean) imho the english dnt really have a clue how to make HARD hardcore they never have and never will...thats what i think anyway others may feel different
Quite a bold statement there. The Dutch could say the same to the Scottish. |
| Breakbeat Jon |
I'm sure the Belleville 3 would look at bouncy techno, and think 'what the hell has this to do with techno?' And they'd be right.
You Scots have a lot to answer for, ruining perfectly good proper breakbeat hardcore with your stupid distorted kick drums. First time I heard a tape with that kick drum sound I thought the tape was dodgy or the dj had got his levels massively off.
And didn't the dutch steal from the likes of Dougal and Luna-C in the first place?
Just saying. |
| Warnman |
Harder and softer Happy Harcore have existed side by side. There is no right or wrong: it's Hardcore!
Anyway I like this fast and hard mix. |
| The Dopeman |
quote:
Originally posted by Breakbeat Jon:
I'm sure the Belleville 3 would look at bouncy techno, and think 'what the hell has this to do with techno?' And they'd be right.
You Scots have a lot to answer for, ruining perfectly good proper breakbeat hardcore with your stupid distorted kick drums. First time I heard a tape with that kick drum sound I thought the tape was dodgy or the dj had got his levels massively off.
And didn't the dutch steal from the likes of Dougal and Luna-C in the first place?
Just saying.
lol left it blank last nite (was a bit pissed)
see thats what you think...i think differently the fact is the scots know what hardcore should sound like so do the dutch...the english try and fail dnt get me wrong the english style is hard but it's not hard enough lol |
| Breakbeat Jon |
lol, I was just being drunk and argumentative. Don't mind a bit of this from time to time to be honest. Better than most uk hardcore.
I stand by the fact that it's not much to do with actual techno though. And the first time I heard that kick drum sound on a tape, I did think the tape was ****ed. lol. |
| Hard2Get |
quote:
Originally posted by The Dopeman:
quote:
Originally posted by Breakbeat Jon:
I'm sure the Belleville 3 would look at bouncy techno, and think 'what the hell has this to do with techno?' And they'd be right.
You Scots have a lot to answer for, ruining perfectly good proper breakbeat hardcore with your stupid distorted kick drums. First time I heard a tape with that kick drum sound I thought the tape was dodgy or the dj had got his levels massively off.
And didn't the dutch steal from the likes of Dougal and Luna-C in the first place?
Just saying.
lol left it blank last nite (was a bit pissed)
see thats what you think...i think differently the fact is the scots know what hardcore should sound like so do the dutch...the english try and fail dnt get me wrong the english style is hard but it's not hard enough lol
That doesn't mean it fails. It just fails at being what you want it to be.
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