| Author |
Thread |
|
Rayovac
Advanced Member
United States
2,049 posts
Joined: Jan, 2008
|
 Posted - 2008/09/03 : 23:29:46
I started listening to the core about a year or two ago and to be honest I like the classics (stuff from 1995 to 2004).
__________________________________
"The individual member of the social community often receives his information via visual, symbolic channels."
This also means "People read."
Alert moderator 
|
youngson
Junior Member
United Kingdom
106 posts
Joined: Oct, 2003
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 00:15:01
have to say, i love the oldskool. Not that i mind the new. Bouncy techno is my thing.
Alert moderator
|
Ionosphere
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,750 posts
Joined: Dec, 2004
|
 Posted - 2008/09/04 : 00:47:45
quote:
Originally posted by pinkdevil16:
Is it just me or is old hardcore like 2005/6....
So, if it's "old hardcore" when it's only 2 or 3 years old, does that mean that early 90s Hardcore is ancient?
__________________________________
This- http://www.discogs.com/artist/Ionosphere
THIS - http://soundcloud.com/ionosphere
VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nYWkHCkaho
Alert moderator
|
TypeR
Advanced Member
Unknown
2,633 posts
Joined: Feb, 2003
55 hardcore releases
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 01:40:32
quote:
Originally posted by Smoogie:
quote:
Originally posted by J.T.S:
If we are talking about stuff from 2002 till now I love it all but old school stuff afterwards, im not that into...but saying that there are some sick oldschool Scott Brown hardcore
My next mix will be a best of Scott Brown so you will hear a few oldies in there!
like twisted vinyl old?
__________________________________
All Your Bass Are Belong To Us
Alert moderator
|
TypeR
Advanced Member
Unknown
2,633 posts
Joined: Feb, 2003
55 hardcore releases
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 01:43:26
i personally think that current hardcore is stale and it is just beginning to go full circle again. it takes less effort now adays because of the simple fact is that hardcore has been around for only a little over fifteen years.
you can cover a lot of ground in 15 years.
the music would have to completely change yet again to become interesting enough to explode onto a higher level as far as i'm concerned.
insert flame here.
__________________________________
All Your Bass Are Belong To Us
Alert moderator
|
Brian K
Advanced Member
United States
8,663 posts
Joined: Sep, 2001
528 hardcore releases
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 01:43:51
like most of the years...but my fav would have to be the "ancient" '90 through '95 
I think it depends on when you came into the music, that is what your going to remember most/be your favorite.
__________________________________
"we'll delete the weak"
Alert moderator
|
Chris B
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,964 posts
Joined: Dec, 2003
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 01:57:28
Disagree there brian musics music at end of the day, i buzz off music that was around way before i got into it/raved etc. A lot of the music i used to rave to like makina/uk hardcore etc i very rarely listen to anymore.
As far as hardcore goes i love the old stuff like early breakbeat, rotterdam style, bouncy techno etc. But nowadays the hardcore techno/hard dnb coming out gets me going as much as ever, because of the nature of the style and the talent of people making it the new production and equipment really takes things further.
It's not a competition though at the end of the day, thankfully i enjoy a lot more than just hardcore music and theres more than enough amazing electronic stuff from the last 20+ years to never get bored.
__________________________________
once again back is the incredible, rhyme animal, incredible
Alert moderator
|
JustIncredible
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
599 posts
Joined: Feb, 2008
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 03:18:58
I like all forms of hardcore. I grew up listening to hardcore around 2002 onwards. I've only recently started to like the older stuff.
Can't stand hardstyle though that shit is boring.
Alert moderator
|
manic
Senior Member
Australia
299 posts
Joined: Mar, 2002
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 14:22:19
I prefer the older stuff from 95 - 98, but, i can still bounce to the newer stuff. There seemed to be a bit more variety back in the early days.
__________________________________
Listen to my show "Techno Round The World" on www.dancetransmission.com, Sundays 10am-12pm GMT
Alert moderator
|
Craigavon raver
Advanced Member
Ireland
2,245 posts
Joined: Sep, 2007
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 18:31:26
quote:
Originally posted by hardcore anorak:
[quote]Originally posted by FingazMc:
i think the further back you go the better it gets with hardcore tbh.
defo agree with u there mate all though hardcore as we know it now is good but carnt beat what i grew up on,ie 95-end of 99 96 was best for me imo
have 2 agree with u there 95-2000 was the time(i actually must change my user name 2 that lol)
__________________________________
h.t.i.d
Alert moderator
|
joltzy
New Member
United States
62 posts
Joined: Feb, 2002
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 21:51:41
To be honest I have shit loads of records dating back to 94, but when i play them they just sound dated. The new stuff just sounds way more crisp. But i also think that breakbeat over the years has not lost its flava.
Alert moderator
|
mindcontrollerone
Starting Member
United States
4 posts
Joined: Nov, 2007
|
Posted - 2008/09/04 : 23:30:32
It's all good... I have been into hardcore since the early 90's and I love the evolution it has gone thru. Each generation has it's ups and downs... but I think hardcore is currently at its best!
Alert moderator
|
95_was_the_time
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,285 posts
Joined: Oct, 2005
|
Posted - 2008/09/05 : 01:10:52
my tastes have widened. i now like a bit of stuff from 1996, there's still a pinch of breakbeats in there.
__________________________________
**** off EDM
Alert moderator
|
Ionosphere
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,750 posts
Joined: Dec, 2004
|
Posted - 2008/09/05 : 02:04:32
quote:
Originally posted by 95_was_the_time:
my tastes have widened. i now like a bit of stuff from 1996, there's still a pinch of breakbeats in there.
 wkd.
__________________________________
This- http://www.discogs.com/artist/Ionosphere
THIS - http://soundcloud.com/ionosphere
VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nYWkHCkaho
Alert moderator
|
DJ Subconscious
Starting Member
United States
5 posts
Joined: Sep, 2008
|
Posted - 2008/09/05 : 02:09:03
I love the newer stuff. The newer the better but I'm only 19 and have only been into it for 4 years. So my old records like flower needs the rain are wayyyyy to cheesy for me. I always loved the energy of the old stuff but couldn't stand the cheesieness. Thats why I love the newer stuff still hard with lots of energy but not as cheesy ie. gangsta by sy & unknown. but like everyone has been saying its a matter of taste. But listening to my oldest quosh records like warped optimism and gonna get ya are friggin awesome. but really i love it all
Alert moderator
|
Printer friendly
