Craigavon raver Advanced Member
Ireland
2,218 posts Joined: Sep, 2007
Posted - 2009/03/25 : 19:02:32
i don,t mind unknown being on bonkers at all,as his and sy,s mix was clearly the best on true hardcore 2 and i enjoyed alot of the tracks,so just wait and see and hope he comes up with the goods
latininxtc Advanced Member
United States
7,307 posts Joined: Feb, 2006
Posted - 2009/03/25 : 21:59:23
quote:Originally posted by whittle1:
This has got to be it:
CD 1: ??? (Poss Hixxy?)
CD 2: Sharkey
CD 3: Unknown
I'll give unknown a chance, but why did they not have Scott Brown on there instead??? I'm sure he was interested and AATW just thought 'not for us'
quote:Originally posted by Craig Switchback:
CD1 is even a bigger disappointment with what AATW have asked for. :(:(
PLACE YOUR BETS NOW!
Bootlegs?
Bonkers 'classics'?
This will not bode well...
about Scott Brown not on Bonkers: isn't there some sort of personal feud going on between him and Hixxy?
i thought i read it somewhere on here that in the Livewired DVD there's a clip of a Hixxy interview saying something like "I'm making the real hardcore music of today, and Scott Brown's making the other crap" i might be embellishing a bit but it sounded something to that extent
i always thought that's the reason why he wasn't involved with this bonkers
Alert moderatorEdited by - latininxtc on 2009/03/25 22:00:01
Wilky Banned
United Kingdom
6,198 posts Joined: Mar, 2008
Posted - 2009/03/25 : 22:24:17
I got the livewired dvd and hixxy dusnt say owt like that, infact he has a laugh, like everyone else
JustIncredible Advanced Member
United Kingdom
599 posts Joined: Feb, 2008
Posted - 2009/03/25 : 23:36:34
quote:Originally posted by lozowen:
quote:Originally posted by JustIncredible:
Hardstyle is slow, repetitive and just generally boring. I'd hate to see it on any hardcore CD.
Gabber is much better.
lol @ refering to hardstyle as being repetitive
how are hardcore & escpecially gabber not as repetitive as hardstyle? :S
I never said they wasn't repetitive. And like someone else said a hardcore track can change a lot throughout it's duration.
Maybe because hardstyle is slower you notice it more, it just seems the same all the way through a song.
But I respect that people like it, I'm just giving my opinion.
Trimms Senior Member
United States
494 posts Joined: Aug, 2008
Posted - 2009/03/26 : 02:16:24
quote:Originally posted by MAtRiCks:
I don't understand how Happy Hardcore enthusiasts can totally overlook tracks like Deep In The Night, No 1, Face In The Crowd, Now That I Found You, MDMA, Zamboocan & such... All proper Happy Hardcore to me, with addictive and nicely written melodies.
Um... "No 1" is a remix of Alicia Key's insanely popular song "No One."
MAtRiCks Advanced Member
Canada
1,059 posts Joined: Sep, 2006
Posted - 2009/03/26 : 02:37:48
quote:Originally posted by Trimms:
quote:Originally posted by MAtRiCks:
I don't understand how Happy Hardcore enthusiasts can totally overlook tracks like Deep In The Night, No 1, Face In The Crowd, Now That I Found You, MDMA, Zamboocan & such... All proper Happy Hardcore to me, with addictive and nicely written melodies.
Um... "No 1" is a remix of Alicia Key's insanely popular song "No One."
I know already :) I think he made perfect use of the melody too, the way he turned it into a most uplifting piece of happiness is great. Use of pop melodies in HHC goes way back, like DJ Vibes - Techno Wonderland using the melody of Elvis - Can't Help Falling In Love.
Triquatra Moderator
United Kingdom
12,635 posts Joined: Nov, 2003
Posted - 2009/03/26 : 07:34:37
weeeeeeeeeeell technically "DJ Vibes/Ravers Choice - Technowonderland"
is just "Zoee - Techno Wonderland" pressed at a higher speed, but yes, i see what you mean.
95_was_the_time Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,285 posts Joined: Oct, 2005
Posted - 2009/03/26 : 11:15:13
bonkers has offically gone pop-core
but it doesn't matter if a few internet fans moan, that don't mean jack to AATW, cause they know there's enough Waynes, Lee's & Tracey's in the UK to buy it by the crate load.
latininxtc Advanced Member
United States
7,307 posts Joined: Feb, 2006
Posted - 2009/03/26 : 12:01:26
quote:Originally posted by 95_was_the_time:
bonkers has offically gone pop-core
but it doesn't matter if a few internet fans moan, that don't mean jack to AATW, cause they know there's enough Waynes, Lee's & Tracey's in the UK to buy it by the crate load.
Trimms Senior Member
United States
494 posts Joined: Aug, 2008
Posted - 2009/03/26 : 12:31:05
quote:Originally posted by MAtRiCks:
quote:Originally posted by Trimms:
quote:Originally posted by MAtRiCks:
I don't understand how Happy Hardcore enthusiasts can totally overlook tracks like Deep In The Night, No 1, Face In The Crowd, Now That I Found You, MDMA, Zamboocan & such... All proper Happy Hardcore to me, with addictive and nicely written melodies.
Um... "No 1" is a remix of Alicia Key's insanely popular song "No One."
I know already :) I think he made perfect use of the melody too, the way he turned it into a most uplifting piece of happiness is great. Use of pop melodies in HHC goes way back, like DJ Vibes - Techno Wonderland using the melody of Elvis - Can't Help Falling In Love.
Yeah, totally. That's why I don't hate pop-core so much. In fact pop-core is catchy and shit and gets a lot of people moving, which is why I enjoy Clubland. At the same time, it should stay on Clubland and not infiltrate Bonkers, although I'm sure it somehow will.
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