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Smoogie
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Mar, 2006
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 Posted - 2009/07/12 : 07:49:49
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Originally posted by warped_candykid:
Smoogie...I hate to say this, and I know you're going to disagree to this, but you're going to listen the feeling off those old tracks the more and more you limit yourself to them. You'll eventually get to a point to where you still like the tracks, but they just won't appeal to you as they do now. When I got Bonkers 14, I hammered "I Know" by Vibes & Hattrixx, and now when I play it, I just feel like "eh...". I think you should focus on the actual tracks being made today instead of who's making them. Hardcore Underground vol.3 had many great tracks, along with Bonkers, Clubland X-Treme Hardcore 4, & 5, Hardcore Nation 2009, etc. Now, before you say anything, I love the old skool sound just as much as you do, but I still look for new and exciting tracks.
Im always looking for new an exciting stuff but I never find it with thr newer stuff so im always listening to old stuff because to me a tune is only old if i have heard it before lol
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Jackol
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United States
443 posts
Joined: Nov, 2008
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Posted - 2009/07/12 : 20:04:19
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Originally posted by Smoogie:
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Originally posted by Meathead:
Smoogie, PM me your adress mate i'll send you a Diary. Free of charge. 
a diary for what?
 
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Jackol
Senior Member
United States
443 posts
Joined: Nov, 2008
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Posted - 2009/07/12 : 20:10:00
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Originally posted by Dain-Ja:
The punk scene bands that get signed to "real" labels are suddenly "commercial" and therefore bad.
Weeeeeelll punk is another story, because it's not just about music. It's about an anti-establishment way of life, so yes, the punk band signing to a commercial label isn't truly "punk", and therefore bad for the punk core.
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