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DJ Mole
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 Posted - 2004/06/26 : 14:22:13
this is just to find out what everyone thinks the best year of hardcore was and to get a ruough idea of how many ravers are new to the scene i would say 96-97 were the best however the new stuff is good also
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thecrazyg
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 15:42:08
im new to hardcore... been into it for 2 years or so . . but alot of that i got into the late 90s stuff simply because i had no idea there was any new stuff (our city = no happyhardcore these days)
umm . .. so yeh .. i liked alot of the stuff in mixes ive heard from about 99, .. last year was great stuff like guardcore, lots of other songs fade was involved in (DJ fade ~ fly with you is another one) . . . .
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this year i think freeform has been the go ive been fairly unimpressed with alot of the more cheesy/happy stuff around this year but some of the new blatant beats / next gen stuff is lookin pretty mental!! :D
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tklown
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 18:18:16
I don't know about the old days of hardcore, but quite a few DJs have said that they believe Hardcore is bigger now than its ever been
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DJ Mole
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 18:31:28
it is bigger now most of the teenagers in the 90's liked hardcore **** knows where they got it from but my m8 got it and thats when i first heard it but todays stuff is still wickid but you will never beat the old stuff
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Phil_G
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 19:28:41
i agree with mole around 96 tht was the best time for hardcore
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Knightmare
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 19:35:38
96 or 97, can't decide
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virus
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 19:40:47
92, 95, 96, & 03
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Simon
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 20:09:43
quote:
Originally posted by virus:
92, 95, 96, & 03
I'd have to agree these years were each VERY big years for hardcore music as a whole.
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Audio X
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 21:02:21
I'm a bit partial to the 93 sound in addition to those.
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djsytronik
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 21:06:45
quote:
Originally posted by virus:
92, 95, 96, & 03
Totally agree, though i think 94 has to be in their as well.
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Audio X
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 21:46:14
i didn't quite like the 94 sound for the most part. There were some good tracks, but most of the innovation went on in 92 and 93, and the vast majority of tracks from 94 were pitched-up piano cheese.
EDIT: Plus that was the year Ratpack did 524202394824504972 remixes of Sweet Harmony. ::shudder::
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StrifeII
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Posted - 2004/06/26 : 23:12:39
97. Hands Down.
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Posted - 2004/06/27 : 00:45:18
i hope the greatest year will come:]
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B.C
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Posted - 2004/06/27 : 00:49:48
96-97...toytown...bonkers...
OR 2001?-the ressurection...
its goin well now tho, lots of new material and new artists.
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hardcore anorak
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Posted - 2004/06/27 : 01:23:32
i would have to say for deffo 95-96 back then it was the nuts all though maybe more recentley 2002-2004 cos of the publicity and the more popular it has become again even being on radio1 and the huge sales of bonkers 12
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DJ Mole
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Posted - 2004/06/27 : 02:07:16
KEEP EM COMIN PPL!
hopefully by the end we can find out the best year i mean i thought 96-97 cause they were the years of bonkers 1&3 which wipped LAMA, but anyway respect to those years we through away so gladfully AH!
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