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htid
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 2004/05/18 : 23:44:39
I played me mate some what i thought were wikid old skool tunes and he goes thats just crap, never heard of em etc.
It just made me think whats everyone elses idea of oldskool tunes.
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djsytronik
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 00:30:48
Rat Pack, of course. Also people like DJ Clarkee, Slipmatt, Ellis Dee. That is proper old skool
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tklown
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United States
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 01:41:50
Yeah, I think of Ratpack and 93-96 stuff
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virus
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Canada
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 03:14:18
90-93 - old skool hardcore
95-95 - old skool happy hardcore.
96+ - modern.
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Splix
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Australia
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 04:03:18
Toy Town, field of dreams etc. 93 - basicly 
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MrJakk
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United States
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 05:39:02
toy town and field of dreams was 93????
i thot 93 was breakbeat stylee
hehe break beat is old old skool, cheese is old skool, and everything else is new :)
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Brian K
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United States
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 06:10:55
toy town came out in 95, field of dreams 97
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capone13
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 2004/05/19 : 09:24:30
There's many types of tunes that you could class as Old Skool:
Charly lownoise & Mental Theo (Old Skool Hardcore)
Dyewitness (Old Skool Hardcore)
Tom Wilson's choonz like on Bouncin Back are a differerent kind of Old Skool.
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Seany
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 09:28:34
quote:
Originally posted by virus:
90-95 - old skool
92-95-Old Skool Hardcore
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I'll go with A bit of Virus's. :)
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Proton
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Germany
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 10:44:45
94-95 4 BEAT OLDSKOOL HaPpY HaRdCorE
95-98 bouncy n cheesy style.
90-93 OLDSKOOL HARDCORE
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tizers_revenge
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Ireland
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 14:05:51
'90 - '94 is my oldskool era
www.EntranceSix.co.uk - more than just a number
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djDMS
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 14:35:48
Pretty much the same as most here - I class anything pre 1993 as being 'proper' old skool hardcore/rave.
The years between then and now could be split any number of times depending on the styles.
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Dean86
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/05/19 : 14:54:28
1994 and below is what i class as old skool
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