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FingazMc
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 Posted - 2008/07/04 : 01:31:04
Whats the monitor size on that? lol
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 01:36:58
I'll have you know that it was a state of the art, high definition, 10" Atari monitor. ie; The Dog's B*llocks! 
....and we've still got it!
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Brian K
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 01:46:34
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It didnt come from hardcore... dnb was around before hardcore... hardcore spanned from dance and was dubbed the rave phenominom and drum and bass emerged in the late 80's and some was just an offshoot of uk hardcore in the early ninties. it then became its own genre. therefore it is in no way a hardcore subgenre..
jungle/dnb and hardcore were at one time under the same label...hardcore
so technically if you mean old school 'hardcore,' then yes it is a subgenre =P
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FingazMc
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 02:05:50
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Originally posted by Ionosphere:
I'll have you know that it was a state of the art, high definition, 10" Atari monitor. ie; The Dog's B*llocks!
....and we've still got it!
 You should sooo get it out and have a play.......And iv just realised what that sounds like haha
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 04:32:39
I agree with 95_was_the_time on some points, there are a small bunch of people making quite a bit of money in hardcore and the rest virtually nothing.
I've seen tracks turn up on albums that have been rejected by a few labels only to be put on the CD so the DJ releasing it will sign it to their label....basically they'll put a boring sounding track on an album and take 50% of the money for it rather than putting a good sounding track on there that they don't own and getting nothing for it. I'm sure it happens in all genres and I'm not saying it was a bad album or anything, just could have been better with a bigger range of artists / labels.
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Complexion
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 06:49:22
Hardcore will never die. :)
His saying new hardcore is going to die in 2009, but I guess 95' hardcore died a long time ago... :D How come no thread for that? :D
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 09:54:55
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Originally posted by Ionosphere:
....and to stay on topic.
Here's Brett in 1995 or possibly 1996 with said Akai S2800 -
....it only seems like yesterday. How time flies when you're having fun.
Those curtains look like they could be from an older era though... 
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Originally posted by Silver:I've seen tracks turn up on albums that have been rejected by a few labels only to be put on the CD so the DJ releasing it will sign it to their label....basically they'll put a boring sounding track on an album and take 50% of the money for it rather than putting a good sounding track on there that they don't own and getting nothing for it. I'm sure it happens in all genres and I'm not saying it was a bad album or anything, just could have been better with a bigger range of artists / labels.
Indeed, your right, Silver! But the thing is with albums like that, I don't buy them anyway lol
It is a shame some artists are making loads of profit while others (ones with new ideas or trying new things) are being left in the dark! I know Hardcore isn't about making money but it is no wonder there is so much 'weak' sounding stuff flooding the scene when other better stuff just dodn't even get a look in! 
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acidfluxxbass
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 10:05:39
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Originally posted by Ionosphere:
I'll have you know that it was a state of the art, high definition, 10" Atari monitor. ie; The Dog's B*llocks!
....and we've still got it!
legendary
i dno how u cud work on a 10"...
i find it too cramped and small on a 19"!!
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 10:27:50
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Originally posted by Complexion:
but I guess 95' hardcore died a long time ago...
'96?
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 10:48:23
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Originally posted by Meathead:
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Originally posted by Complexion:
but I guess 95' hardcore died a long time ago...
'96?
2008 Hardcore will die on 1.1.09... 
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 10:59:15
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Originally posted by Meathead:
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Originally posted by Complexion:
but I guess 95' hardcore died a long time ago...
'96?
2008 Hardcore will die on 1.1.09...
And R.I.P. to 2008 hardcore, but when it does die we will then begin a whole new era of hardcore, we shall calls it, "2009-core" long live 2009-core!
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 11:08:37
80's pop drum n bass 2009core?
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 11:16:11
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And R.I.P. to 2008 hardcore, but when it does die we will then begin a whole new era of hardcore, we shall calls it, "2009-core" long live 2009-core!
It won't last as long as 2008-core though as 2008 is a leap year! 
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Meathead
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 12:00:41
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Originally posted by Meathead:
And R.I.P. to 2008 hardcore, but when it does die we will then begin a whole new era of hardcore, we shall calls it, "2009-core" long live 2009-core!
It won't last as long as 2008-core though as 2008 is a leap year!
Well in that case longer live 2008-core woop woop!
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Posted - 2008/07/04 : 12:26:15
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Originally posted by acidfluxxbass:
It didnt come from hardcore... dnb was around before hardcore... hardcore spanned from dance and was dubbed the rave phenominom and drum and bass emerged in the late 80's and some was just an offshoot of uk hardcore in the early ninties. it then became its own genre. therefore it is in no way a hardcore subgenre..
I really hope thats a joke!
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