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Mortis
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 Posted - 2007/03/01 : 17:58:52
Valid points made by all, as people have said it all depends on what you would class as "old skool". To me old skool is 93/94 onwards, to pauldoc it's probably 93/94 onwards (1893/1894  ), but to kayaus22 it might be from 5 years ago. Just a matter of taste I guess.
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kathryn
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Posted - 2007/03/01 : 18:42:27
hands down
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Knightmare
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Posted - 2007/03/01 : 20:22:24
in general I consider something to be oldskool when it's from the 90's.
Y2K and more recent is all newskool to me :)
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kathryn
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Posted - 2007/03/02 : 21:01:57
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Originally posted by Knightmare:
in general I consider something to be oldskool when it's from the 90's.
Y2K and more recent is all newskool to me :)
thats exactly true
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Roberticus
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Posted - 2007/03/02 : 21:25:03
Nu-school, cause I got to the "scene" thanks to nu-school. Had heard old-school before but it wasn't to my liking.. So I would vote for Nu-school if you ask me.
*edit*
On a side note, I haven't heard that much old school...
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Chris B
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Posted - 2007/03/02 : 22:32:19
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Originally posted by Roberticus:
On a side note, I haven't heard that much old school...
Try download mixes when people put them up, i'm jus sittin in listenin to tunes tonight so will upload you a couple sets just now
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Mortis
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Posted - 2007/03/02 : 22:51:16
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Originally posted by Chris B:
i'm jus sittin in listenin to tunes tonight so will upload you a couple sets just now
Get on msn or the chatroom mate
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Jay-Owen
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Posted - 2007/03/03 : 10:19:21
Really depends on my mood. If I'm in a bad mood I tend to listen to old skool. If I'm in a good mood then I like the boucyness of Nu skool. Different times, different places!
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Chris Goldfinger
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Posted - 2007/03/03 : 12:12:56
IMO oldskool would win easy!
Since back in the day i have never heard anything nearly as good as some of the classics, yes they make good tracks now but when you listen to some of the oldskool stuff ie. bass generator - the event, technotrance - YRS stomp 2 nothing compares
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