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FUCKYOU Junior Member
United Kingdom
97 posts Joined: Jan, 2004
Posted - 2005/05/03 : 21:40:36
What do you think is the best year for Happy/Hardcore. I must say that for me it's been 2003/05. The way things are going, it would most likly be 2005. The style of hardcore out now is great. The producers have got a style of hardcore (Raver Baby Style For Me) that is taking the scene forward. I think in the next year, you will most likly getting it in to the mainstream dance scene but it will only be a matter of time before AATW Records release a full UK release of a Hardcore Tune!!!!!!!!
Uproar Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,644 posts Joined: Aug, 2004
Posted - 2005/05/03 : 22:10:11
England Rules - Not Scotland
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Uproar Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,644 posts Joined: Aug, 2004
Posted - 2005/05/03 : 22:20:36
quote:Originally posted by jenks:
Britain Rules
Agreed
TIME TRAVELLERS, DAY TRIPPERS AND NIGHT OWLS COME FORTH. CONGREGATE AND CELEBRATE WITH US. HELTER SKELTER!!!
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jenks Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,698 posts Joined: Feb, 2003
19 hardcore releases
Posted - 2005/05/03 : 22:35:43
^^ true, now back to the topic at hand, i think you're right 2005 will be the biggest year for hardcore of late, but i have no doubt 2006 will be bigger!
bodeba New Member
United Kingdom
45 posts Joined: Dec, 2004
Posted - 2005/05/04 : 00:47:33
Its not good because hardcore used to be the music of all raves. Now stuff like raverbaby and hardcore heaven is comercialising it so raves dont do it any more.
Instead of paying a "pound for sound" like you do at raves. you have to pay stupid prices that slammin vinyl dictate like £50 for a day pass to go to the hardcore heaven weekender? f**k off.
I dont care if the conditions are nicer at comercial parties. i like meeting points and convoys to a remote place, i like helping set the rig up and listening to the first tune kick off and dancing through the night in the middle of a forest and getting totally muddy its phat.
watch hardcore turn into a massive money making business instead of a culture of people who adore music and will go to great lengths to enjoy it.
"its not what it used to be" SO TRUE
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Entity Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,329 posts Joined: Jul, 2003
Posted - 2005/05/04 : 15:25:11
I think hardcore is actually becoming more and more "accepted" now and so I agree that it will only be a matter of time until someone like Resist/AATW/Nukleuz release a hardcore track into the charts. There are a lot of people out there (and in here) that don't want to see the scene go "overground" but if you open your eyes a bit more and take a step backwards to look at the bigger picture, we're practically there already.
kathryn Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,520 posts Joined: Apr, 2005
Posted - 2005/05/04 : 17:30:06
To true Bodeba! you hit it spot on although av never been to an allnighter i know wot u mean. People chargin rip of prices now cos they know some people will pay but it can never be like the old days. I should know i have been listening to hardcore for at least 15 years so please dont dis me for not actually going to an event although i wished i had but its not easy when u have three children. Am a massive bedroom DJ!
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