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Meph751
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 Posted - 2008/11/13 : 08:22:33
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Originally posted by SPOOX:
Firstly your right about male vocals. I hate them too & they just don't sound right with Hardcore.
Listen to tracks Reese makes and then say that again...
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Smoogie
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 09:39:15
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Originally posted by catjam:
Maybe you are getting bored with it because you keep listening to the same style of hardcore
everyone keeps mentioning the same names...
there is plenty of other producers out there....
Evil Activities
Tommyknocker
Nosferatu
DJ Neophyte
Stunned Guys
Masters Of Ceremony
Endymion
DJ Paul Elstak
Na-Goyah
Art Of Fighters
DJ Dione
Omar Santana
The Prophet
Technoboy
Dj Rob
Dj Isaac
Buzz Fuzz
Sequencial One
Rob Gee
Lenny Dee
The DJ Producer
Brennan Heart
Catscan
Ophidian
Promo
Dutch Masters
Noisecontrollers
Zany
Headhunterz
Showtek
Pavo
Alot if Dutch & American artists. I listen to alot of their older stuff, especially Paul Elstak, Buzz Fuzz & Omar Santana! 
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invader
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 09:42:54
This is what I think:
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tommyc
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 12:04:55
I don't really see "it has to change over time" as a good argument. Up until recently hardcore always had its distinguishing charactaristics, REGARDLESS of how much it changed. Like the general underground (non-commercial) feel, which is all but gone.
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Vladel
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 14:08:00
i miss the old stab beats from 96-97
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Future_Shock
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 14:53:37
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Originally posted by Vladel:
i miss the old stab beats from 96-97
Too bad you don't have some goat-related time machine.
I have a mountain goat.
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warped_candykid
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 19:31:50
Did someone fart? Because this thread sure does stink.
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Meph751
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 19:35:38
quote:
Originally posted by tommyc:
I don't really see "it has to change over time" as a good argument. Up until recently hardcore always had its distinguishing charactaristics, REGARDLESS of how much it changed. Like the general underground (non-commercial) feel, which is all but gone.
get over yourself, listen to some things you don't see on htid or clubland advertisements...
if you can honestly listen to something like reese - cross the line and tell me that male vocals in hardcore suck and that it doesnt sound underground... i will be amazed
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catjam
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 20:35:55
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Originally posted by Smoogie:
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Alot if Dutch & American artists. I listen to alot of their older stuff, especially Paul Elstak, Buzz Fuzz & Omar Santana!
Yeh smoogie there older stuff were great..some of the new stuf is good..
but def cant beat there older trax.. 
I still, and always will listen to it....no matter what age i reach...LOL
as they say "HARDCORE TILL I DIE"
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HARDCOREFR
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 20:43:47
Last good compilation (the best of all in my opinion, 90% of the tunes are just superb) was TRUE HARDCORE VOL.1 (the 2nd one besides half a dozen tunes like Phase 2 Phase was very very poor and the MC'ing cheesy), that was over 1 year and a half now.
All compilations since have been poor to horrendous... Looking forward to Hard Core - The Classics at the end of this month ! Thank God there is hard dance out there as to me the new "hard core" is nothing like it used to be. Hard dance is becoming harder (Dark By Design, Tidy Boys, K Complex, Yoji Biomehanika, Pulsedriver)... Hard core is becoming softer. Unreal !
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pinkdevil16
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 20:53:18
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Originally posted by HARDCOREFR:
Last good compilation (the best of all in my opinion, 90% of the tunes are just superb) was TRUE HARDCORE VOL.1 (the 2nd one besides half a dozen tunes like Phase 2 Phase was very very poor and the MC'ing cheesy), that was over 1 year and a half now.
All compilations since have been poor to horrendous... Looking forward to Hard Core - The Classics at the end of this month ! Thank God there is hard dance out there as to me the new "hard core" is nothing like it used to be. Hard dance is becoming harder... Hard core is becoming softer. Unreal !
Yeah true hardcore was a great album i dont think 2 was that bad but the first one was defo the best
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HARDCOREFR
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 21:13:00
Best hard core compilation of all times ! :) I can't stand scratching (remins me rap "music") and MC'ing but this album was done really nicely. Second volume was poor, only a few good tunes. I must have listened to volume 1 non stop for the first few weeks. Neighbours must have been sick of it too...
PS: Is it just me but the voice on "i live for the music" (Sy and Unknown remix/DISC1) does sound like Danny Dyer's ?
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MAtRiCks
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 21:26:09
I liked the 2nd one too! I found Sy & Unknown were stronger on the 2nd than on the first, while Dougal & Gammer were stronger on the 1st one. Supreme & Sunset Regime clearly improved between the two albums, but they're the weakest on both I find.
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95_was_the_time
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Posted - 2008/11/13 : 23:42:43
to continue tommyc's What's wrong with the "hardcore" today.
I'd say Chavism. yes, chavs took over the scene and ruined it.
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Meathead
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Posted - 2008/11/14 : 00:03:31
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Originally posted by HARDCOREFR:
Last good compilation (the best of all in my opinion, 90% of the tunes are just superb) was TRUE HARDCORE VOL.1
You've got to be f*ckin kiddin! 
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