rafferty Advanced Member
United Kingdom
649 posts Joined: Feb, 2012
Posted - 2019/04/27 : 01:02:36
quote:Originally posted by Smoogie:
I know a few people will laugh at this but I have been talking t a few Hard House producers lately and a lot of them are former UK Hardcore listeners. Some grew up with Happy Hardcore, some have dabbled in breakbeat and they all say the same thing. UK Hardcore is dead. Sounds the same. No direction ect
Hard House has been coming out in leaps and bounds in the past few years. Some of the most recent releases are breath taking and there is more to come. Events are going all over the place and there are a lot of new people getting involved. That is what UK Hardcore was doing back in 2005 but here in 2019 it is as stale as Jeremy Corbyn's policies.
It won't take much for UK Hardcore to move forwards but when the higher ups are trying their dull EDM they will be stuck in the same circle of dullness and doom
Man you have no idea. The only thing that is stale is your Hard House shite.. Sounds the same as it always did. I remember back in the early 2000s alot of people were converting to Hard House when it was a short lived fad.
You just can't compare it to Hardcore. No energy, no.intelligence in production.
I guess small minds are entertained by small minded music like Hard House.
And to say hardcore is stuck and dull compared to Hard Housel a load of bollocks too. Just take a listen to the quality guys like Ryan Kore are producing. Fresher, better produced and higher quality than anything you showed on here.
djDMS Advanced Member
United Kingdom
10,304 posts Joined: Feb, 2003
572 hardcore releases
Posted - 2019/04/27 : 12:03:10
Yes, how dare it have vocals.
Maybe if you focused more on what you like about Hardcore (on a predominantly hardcore forum) and less on what you don't, you might have something more useful to contribute.
Bore off, trollboy.
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Taking my time to perfect the beat
Smoogie Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,503 posts Joined: Mar, 2006
Posted - 2019/04/28 : 07:42:33
quote:Originally posted by djDMS:
Yes, how dare it have vocals.
Maybe if you focused more on what you like about Hardcore (on a predominantly hardcore forum) and less on what you don't, you might have something more useful to contribute.
LeVzi Advanced Member
United Kingdom
944 posts Joined: Feb, 2019
Posted - 2019/04/28 : 10:13:09
quote:Originally posted by rafferty:
quote:Originally posted by Smoogie:
I know a few people will laugh at this but I have been talking t a few Hard House producers lately and a lot of them are former UK Hardcore listeners. Some grew up with Happy Hardcore, some have dabbled in breakbeat and they all say the same thing. UK Hardcore is dead. Sounds the same. No direction ect
Hard House has been coming out in leaps and bounds in the past few years. Some of the most recent releases are breath taking and there is more to come. Events are going all over the place and there are a lot of new people getting involved. That is what UK Hardcore was doing back in 2005 but here in 2019 it is as stale as Jeremy Corbyn's policies.
It won't take much for UK Hardcore to move forwards but when the higher ups are trying their dull EDM they will be stuck in the same circle of dullness and doom
Man you have no idea. The only thing that is stale is your Hard House shite.. Sounds the same as it always did. I remember back in the early 2000s alot of people were converting to Hard House when it was a short lived fad.
You just can't compare it to Hardcore. No energy, no.intelligence in production.
I guess small minds are entertained by small minded music like Hard House.
And to say hardcore is stuck and dull compared to Hard Housel a load of bollocks too. Just take a listen to the quality guys like Ryan Kore are producing. Fresher, better produced and higher quality than anything you showed on here.
Thats ****ing gash, how you call that decent is beyond me, and the hard house scene back in the day was massive. Parties like Gatecrasher, Godskitchen, Manumission etc were huge, there were clubs all over the UK that were better than some of the raves, they scenes ran along side each other quite happily, and it was good to mix n match .
House was always slamming really, hard house was a cash in on an already established genre, was nothing new at the time. Music was just bigger kicks, long build ups and harder drops. But then you had groovy as **** house thrown in too, with a banging kick, was awesome times.
rafferty Advanced Member
United Kingdom
649 posts Joined: Feb, 2012
Posted - 2019/04/29 : 01:51:32
quote:Originally posted by Smoogie:
quote:Originally posted by djDMS:
Yes, how dare it have vocals.
Maybe if you focused more on what you like about Hardcore (on a predominantly hardcore forum) and less on what you don't, you might have something more useful to contribute.
Bore off, trollboy.
I like this, b*tch!
Did you find that track from a bargain bin lol... Doesn't even sound mastered. Total shite.
Printer friendly
Posted - 2019/04/25 : 06:51:18
