Posted - 2022/12/04 : 13:46:53
Yes those producers would have been good shouts for doing a mix. If there was to be another album in the series, Al Storm, Fracus & Darwin would be producers who would be contenders to be involved in it.
Posted - 2022/12/18 : 06:56:11
I guess the majority of the dj?s listed there did have their own compilations they featured on regularly anyway. For instance, Seduction was always on the Hardcore Nation series, Joey Riot was on a couple of Hardcore Heaven albums, Squad E on Hardcore Til I Die etc
Theres more of an argument for some of the more old school DJs when Bonkers was the main show in town, but around the time I really got into hardcore there were numerous series out there.
quote:Originally posted by The drunken scotsman:
I guess the majority of the dj?s listed there did have their own compilations they featured on regularly anyway. For instance, Seduction was always on the Hardcore Nation series, Joey Riot was on a couple of Hardcore Heaven albums, Squad E on Hardcore Til I Die etc
Theres more of an argument for some of the more old school DJs when Bonkers was the main show in town, but around the time I really got into hardcore there were numerous series out there.
True! There were the Hardcore Heaven Albums that always varied the artists, Absolute Hardcore, Off Yer Nut, United Dance, Essential Happy Hardcore, loads and loads more to go around all of the DJs. Bonkers seemed to last the longest but it certainly wasn't the best...
EDIT:: And Get Smashed which I think Slipmatt mixed...