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Non-formulaic hardcore?

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y2kwizard
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  01:29:59  Show profile Send a private message
Hello, all. I'm relatively new to the hardcore scene, and so far I love it!

However, I'm running into a problem. The more I listen to hardcore, the more formulaic it seems to me. Now, I know that, by definition, a genre is a set of music that follows a certain set of rules, and I know that.

But I believe that hardcore is widely-defined enough to allow for a GREAT deal of innovation, and I'm not sure where I should look. Are there any ground-breaking DJ's on the rise? I just tend to get tired of the same drumrolls, synths, break patterns, etc.

Thanks for all the support! I'm loving this community so far!



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silver
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  03:00:07  Show profile View artist profile  Send a private message  Visit silver's homepage
What you listening to at the moment? Artists and such... we can recommend other artists to check out.

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Brian K
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  03:58:00  Show profile  Send a private message
don't listen to scott brown then =P

most of the finnish hardcore is pretty good. also check out kniteforce again.

the thing I love the most about hardcore is you can listen to a song and be able to pinpoint the year it was made.

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y2kwizard
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  04:01:02  Show profile  Send a private message
Well, right now I'm listening to pretty mainstream stuff...Sy and Unknown, HappyHardcoreFoundation, Happy2bHardcore, Ht2, etc. Thanks for the kniteforce tip...I'll definitely check it out!





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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  04:41:48  Show profile  Send a private message
hardcore till i die 2 and hardwired or any bonkers are different from the stuff your listening to at the moment, it is more mainstream but its ****ing good stuff.

Or if your looking for something more alternitive look for Luna-C and CSLM both are dj/band that are doing different things in hardcore



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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  05:22:12  Show profile View artist profile  Send a private message  Visit silver's homepage
Tune into the radio on this site... if you only listening to those CD's we try to play a variety.

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RobAU
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  05:46:45  Show profile  Send a private message
i got hold of Died Oh Rip by DJ Error (whitelabel) on vinyl the other day... i REALLY like the non conforming sound :)

have a listen http://www.washeretoo.com/samples/diedohA.mp3

its a bloody great track, one of my favs at the moment :)

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i have a copy on ebay if anyone in aussie wants it too (user = upperlevelhardcore)

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slavetomysoundwave
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  10:44:21  Show profile  Send a private message
Freeform, Gabba, Oldskool...





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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  10:47:40  Show profile  Send a private message  Visit syanide's homepage
My advice would be to get some tape packs. The newer the better, as you have a range of dj's and styles. Only thing that bugs me sometimes about them is the mc's (sorry to say). I dont hold hardcore mc's to highly, they always shout over the drop..makes me angry!!! anyone else think so?


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slavetomysoundwave
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  10:51:29  Show profile  Send a private message
quote:
Originally posted by syanide:
I dont hold hardcore mc's to highly, they always shout over the drop..makes me angry!!! anyone else think so?



Nah, I quite like them! Well, I like the older tapes when the MC don't say as much as these days - just add a few things here and there. I LOVE scratching as well and I wish more DJs would do it.

But the tape-pack is a good idea if you want to get a good idea on whats happening accross the whole scene.



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Edited by - slavetomysoundwave on 2004/11/05 10:52:36
syanide
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Scratching is amazing, i think the one of the best sets for scratching was the new years eve at slammin in 2000, dj's Sy and Unknown. It is fookin awsome, Sy has got the skillz on the decks...and always will:D

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slavetomysoundwave
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  12:25:08  Show profile  Send a private message
quote:
Originally posted by syanide:
Scratching is amazing, i think the one of the best sets for scratching was the new years eve at slammin in 2000, dj's Sy and Unknown. It is fookin awsome, Sy has got the skillz on the decks...and always will:D



Not heard this - anyone know of a site where I can hear it? (streaming or download)



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y2kwizard
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  16:53:41  Show profile  Send a private message
Forgive me for being such a n00b, but the mention of tape packs piqued my interest. I've two questions about tape packs

First of all, where is the best place to find and order good, well-done tape packs? Will a simple Google search suffice, or do I need some inside information? Secondly, how high-quality is the audio in the tape packs? I'm guessing it's just an audio rip directly from the mixer at a given club?

Thanks so much for your help!



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Brian K
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Posted - 2004/11/05 :  17:41:12  Show profile  Send a private message
as far as I know, all tape packs are previously DAT recorded so the sound quality is pretty much the best you can get.

check out
www.slamminvinyl.com
www.helter-skelter.co.uk
www.phusionrecords.com
www.pureacidmixtapes.com
www.imorecords.com

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