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pre
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 Posted - 2003/08/17 : 05:11:54
i would like too voice my opinion..
and there seems too be one glaring contradiction in sight
we are hardcore people here in various modes and dispositons,producers,artists,professional dj's,bedroom dj's etc...
so why the interest in a commercial release?apollo released it back in 96' and frankly that style bores me,
the subject should not of even been brought up,obviousely a mistake
there is a huge difference of the presentation between the underground scene and commercial viability,anybody trying too link the two is obviouesly insane...pre
try too keep it HARDCORE...
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Lixx
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Posted - 2003/08/17 : 14:38:16
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Originally posted by pre:
apollo released it back in 96' and frankly that style bores me,
the subject should not of even been brought up,obviousely a mistake
Could you explain this? PGE was released in 97 and I thought that was completely original; does this mean otherwise?
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Xenochrome
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Posted - 2003/08/18 : 07:08:03
What in the hell are you talking about?
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kg4
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Posted - 2003/08/18 : 07:53:44
-shrugs-
Oh man, I hope I didn't brain my damage...
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pre
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Posted - 2003/08/19 : 00:04:12
pge was released either in 96/97
my point is this,why all the debate about which is only a trance released tune, trance has sampled the original version,thats all,what they do too it in the trance style is up too them while we should all ignore that
people stick too hardcore because its supposed too stay true too the loyal customers that it serves, wheras trance,house,garage,drum 'n bass have all had that messy commercilism put over over them,i consider those genres as watered down handbag rubbish compared too hardcore,but i still listen too the radio and smirk at the frothy dance music that they play,never get weighted down by fashion or shifting trends,if it works for you then support it....pre
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Xenochrome
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Posted - 2003/08/19 : 14:06:22
Ahh. That clears things right up. Thank you.
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silver
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Posted - 2003/08/19 : 18:19:48
Just for the record they resung the vocals they did not sample it. It's a legal cover version not a rip.
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Dj_kuno
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Posted - 2003/08/22 : 09:53:49
quote:
Originally posted by pre:
i would like too voice my opinion..
and there seems too be one glaring contradiction in sight
we are hardcore people here in various modes and dispositons,producers,artists,professional dj's,bedroom dj's etc...
so why the interest in a commercial release?apollo released it back in 96' and frankly that style bores me,
the subject should not of even been brought up,obviousely a mistake
there is a huge difference of the presentation between the underground scene and commercial viability,anybody trying too link the two is obviouesly insane...pre
try too keep it HARDCORE...
I completely agree m8, I hate the cheesy stuff thats just pure commercial.
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When it suits, they'll try and destroy us once more, please dont forget the time that they tried it before, bring on their best, but dont forget the cry... Hardcore Will Never Die
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laydeeraver
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Posted - 2004/11/16 : 23:16:10
at the end of the day u gota make money...the vocalist doesnt get much from the hardcore scene...
*only a little ladies opinion*
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kg4
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Posted - 2004/11/17 : 04:29:33
ha, wow. you dug deep to find this post!
Oh man, I hope I didn't brain my damage...
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