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GrahamC
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 Posted - 2010/08/07 : 18:06:01
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Rezerection? Scottish and 1991!
Rez was said to have Started in Newcastle in North East England. Newcastle and Scotland shared the same scenes. Really I think parts of NE England should be given to Scotland & you can get from Edinburgh to Newcastle by train within the hour.
Wikipedia states the Scottish scene died when rez did in 1997. By that time people like Hixxy had invaded Scotland while some of Scotland's biggest names such as Scott Brown & Marc Smith where playing in England.
No you can't.
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Smoogie
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Posted - 2010/08/08 : 21:29:40
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No you can't.
On the cross country you can.
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djgraemeb
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Posted - 2010/08/08 : 22:04:02
I live in Middlesbrough, North East, Whoop Whoop! and back in the day all I listened to was scottish hardcore, that is all there was around here, and loved it. Ultrasonic, Ultimate Buzz, Scott Brown, Marc Smith, TTF, QFX oh so many to mention.
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Smoogie
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 Posted - 2010/08/08 : 22:34:39
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Originally posted by djgraemeb:
I live in Middlesbrough, North East, Whoop Whoop! and back in the day all I listened to was scottish hardcore, that is all there was around here, and loved it. Ultrasonic, Ultimate Buzz, Scott Brown, Marc Smith, TTF, QFX oh so many to mention.
bass Generater was one of the big names from Newcastle and his label put out some top tunes! Even Scott Brown himself had tunes off that label!
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djgraemeb
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Posted - 2010/08/08 : 23:01:54
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Originally posted by Smoogie:
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Originally posted by djgraemeb:
I live in Middlesbrough, North East, Whoop Whoop! and back in the day all I listened to was scottish hardcore, that is all there was around here, and loved it. Ultrasonic, Ultimate Buzz, Scott Brown, Marc Smith, TTF, QFX oh so many to mention.
bass Generater was one of the big names from Newcastle and his label put out some top tunes! Even Scott Brown himself had tunes off that label!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0CqeteiMLU
MIC 'Bounce Bounce Bounce'
totaly awesome!
although i seem there to be a different remix on a cd album that i prefered
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GrahamC
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Posted - 2010/08/09 : 10:19:33
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Originally posted by GrahamC:
No you can't.
On the cross country you can.
No, you really can't. Edinburgh to Newcastle is 90mins at best. Edinburgh -> Newcastle is North-South down the east coast through Berwick so cross country is not going to help
If you are still in doubt: www.thetraniline.com
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Jay-Nitro
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Posted - 2010/08/17 : 15:28:21
its just down to what your preferences are isnt it???
im in teesside northeast and our scene was started on really old acid house which moved onto italian dance or eurodance untill the the faster (scottish) stuff came through, come to think of it the vast vast majority of the choonz in our rave scene through the 90's were scottish labels, atrists etc....then odd southern ones, some of which were again scottish artists!!! we had a long tradition of all nighters, the venue and the colosseum being the biggest and looking at the flyers it was overan with scottish pa's dj's week in week out and the colosseum itself would draw scots and ppl frmo everywhere in the northeast in on a weekly basis
never liked the old breakbeaty stuff, just hardcore or bouncy techno, shoop, evolution, twisted, screwdriver, dwarf, babyboom, clubscene aswell as the faster italian stuff.
no idea how it was down south but the rez (yes it did start in the north east) and fantazia were stupendously huge, and the style of music means it would always get my vote. but its different strokes for different folks isnt it
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95_was_the_time
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Posted - 2010/08/17 : 17:06:10
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I personally think you have no idea what your talking about.
you're*
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Kosmic
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Posted - 2010/08/19 : 18:45:48
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They then merged around 1997. It has been UK Hardcore since then and the old days of 'local scenes' has died out.
Who mearged?
So all the producers and DJ's in 1997 got togeather and said...
"Right guys i think its about time we all merged are music into 1 genre and it will be called 'UK Hardcore' Muhahahahahaha!!"
Sumhow i highly doubt that 
Also about the Newcastle-Edinburgh thing, well its 2 hours by car if the traffics down so yeah about an hour on train if ur lucky
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Smoogie
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Posted - 2010/08/19 : 19:04:10
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Who mearged?
So all the producers and DJ's in 1997 got togeather and said...
"Right guys i think its about time we all merged are music into 1 genre and it will be called 'UK Hardcore' Muhahahahahaha!!"
Sumhow i highly doubt that
Sharkey & Marc Smith started it in 1996 with The Truth/Oh no! I belive theis to be the first 'British' Hardcore tune but I could be wrong.
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Ken Masters
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Posted - 2010/08/19 : 19:12:57
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Originally posted by Kosmic:
Who mearged?
So all the producers and DJ's in 1997 got togeather and said...
"Right guys i think its about time we all merged are music into 1 genre and it will be called 'UK Hardcore' Muhahahahahaha!!"
Sumhow i highly doubt that
Sharkey & Marc Smith started it in 1996 with The Truth/Oh no! I belive theis to be the first 'British' Hardcore tune but I could be wrong.
Off topic - but I wish Marc Smith would get his arse in gear & join up with the forces in Freeform which are Kevin Energy & Sharkey, where he belongs....
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Sam Swift
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Posted - 2010/08/21 : 00:29:51
I don't know why some of you are so hard on smoogie. Nothing wrong with having passion for music. A lot of those tunes he posted I'm still trying to hunt down.
Scottish rave scene probably was as big as the English scene back in the day. Rezerrection events had huge turnouts. I heard there was actually a bit of friendly rivalry between the two scenes.
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Edited by - Sam Swift on 2010/08/21 00:30:46 |
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