Is there a growing Hardcore 'divide'?

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foxystacey
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Posted - 2009/05/28 : 15:29:45

i prefer underground hardcore myself but thats my opinion i dnt fink there shud be a divide i fink its a bit stupid but people prefer different music there decision lolxxx

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Smoogie
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Posted - 2009/05/28 : 19:39:10

In 1994 it was Jungle & Happy Hardcore. Now it is Clubland verse Freeform?

I listen to old stuff as I like hard kicks. Some Freeform has that and suites my needs. If I want cheese, I listen to my old Bonkers, Happy 2 B Hardcore or some Dutch Happy Gabber.

Here is a tune that matches my likes in 2005:

Here is a tune that matches my present likes:

See how times change lol

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acidfluxxbass
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Posted - 2009/05/28 : 19:50:32

why do people keep thinking underground is freeform?

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MAtRiCks
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Posted - 2009/05/28 : 19:59:36

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Originally posted by acidfluxxbass:
why do people keep thinking underground is freeform?

I don't know! :P There are quite a few really Happy songs produced by more underground producers... But If you listen to HU1, 2 and 3, It's true that it doesn't match the cheesyness found of most Bonkers, Hardcore Heaven and Clubland X-H out there (maybe apart from the Brisk & Ham cd on the last one).

I guess some people assosciate less cheesy/happy Hardcore with Freeform automatically?

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