any1 remember happy hardcore...
26 February 2005, 02:21 PM
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any1 remember happy hardcore...
...or know their tunes well enough to b able to identify 1 from a sound file ?
i know this might not be something listened to by those who love a bit of quo, or any1 else. but sum of u must luv it ?
i know this might not be something listened to by those who love a bit of quo, or any1 else. but sum of u must luv it ?
26 February 2005, 02:23 PM
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There are websites that specialise in identifying music from soundbites....
If I can find any I'll let you know....
Check adverts in mixmag or something like that, some you can ring up and play the track to them.....
If I can find any I'll let you know....
Check adverts in mixmag or something like that, some you can ring up and play the track to them.....
26 February 2005, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Hanley
Used to love the Rezzerection stuff from the mid 90's
Still listen to it in the car sometimes and think back to the good ol' days
Still listen to it in the car sometimes and think back to the good ol' days
26 February 2005, 02:31 PM
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I've got the 95 & 96 videos and also the cd of the 95 awakening
Those where the days, although probably couldn't take the pace now
All time fave song of that era was Scott Brown - Now Is The Time
I've got the 95 & 96 videos and also the cd of the 95 awakening
Those where the days, although probably couldn't take the pace now
All time fave song of that era was Scott Brown - Now Is The Time
26 February 2005, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Hanley
paul-s
I've got the 95 & 96 videos and also the cd of the 95 awakening
Those where the days, although probably couldn't take the pace now
All time fave song of that era was Scott Brown - Now Is The Time
I've got the 95 & 96 videos and also the cd of the 95 awakening
Those where the days, although probably couldn't take the pace now
All time fave song of that era was Scott Brown - Now Is The Time
aah scott brown churned out sum choons ! i got a copy of visa - fly away on vinyl the other day ! thats my all time tune of choice !! rolling ! tracksuits, horns woohoo !
yea my vid the awakenin of 96: the rushes. also got a couple of fantazia + slammin vinyl ones too ! just got this tune i dont know the name of that i know was massive, and im rackin my brain !
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26 February 2005, 02:50 PM
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do u mean ToyTown ? that was huuuuge !
toytown
follow the sun
fly away
ill try n pop the clip up but itll b later cos iv gotta get a lead to run walkman into laptop 2day. youll def. know the tune when u hear it tho ! ill post it up later on
toytown
follow the sun
fly away
ill try n pop the clip up but itll b later cos iv gotta get a lead to run walkman into laptop 2day. youll def. know the tune when u hear it tho ! ill post it up later on
26 February 2005, 02:50 PM
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Some folk I used to knock around with at school listened to that rubbish 
I don't see why people enjoy it - listen to real music from 96 - like ocean colour scene
I don't see why people enjoy it - listen to real music from 96 - like ocean colour scene
26 February 2005, 02:53 PM
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Check this site out....seems like Mr Brown is still largin' it
http://shop.happyhardcore.com/search...&submit=SEARCH
You can listen to samples of the tunes from the site!!
Put your hands in the air
http://shop.happyhardcore.com/search...&submit=SEARCH
You can listen to samples of the tunes from the site!!
Put your hands in the air
another classic from stu allen 
26 February 2005, 03:10 PM
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I used to dance to it, but I think at 31 I'd struggle a bit now
I occasionally listen to it now but that's more a 'blast from the past' thing
What do you like about Ocean Colour Scene? They never did anything for me
But if we all liked the same things the world would be sooooo boring
I occasionally listen to it now but that's more a 'blast from the past' thing
What do you like about Ocean Colour Scene? They never did anything for me
But if we all liked the same things the world would be sooooo boring
26 February 2005, 03:31 PM
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LOL 31? Yer a spring chicken!!
If we all like the same things, the world would be boring! But there would be less conflict and possibly no war
I'm a brit pop/indie kid at heart - always have been. I think it's a lyrical thing as well as a musical thing - They wrote about things I could relate to more than Toy Towns and shooting stars
I am 21 and the people I know who listened to rave music shop lifted, wore kappa tracksuits, had children at 15, got blokes names tattoed on themselves at 14 etc and i didn't want to be associated with that. It wasn't so much that we are a different generation from you as you are only 10 years older, but those short 10 years meant a difference in understanding of the rave scene. To you it probably meant going out to raves - the people I knew were too young for that, to them it meant sitting about peoples houses in high rise flats chewing holes in their cheeks (neds/CHAVS)!! I know it is a mahoosive generalisation, but i was only 14/15/16 at the time and these things kind of stick in your mind as this is when you are discovering who you are and your beliefs. I now think differently, but still can't help having a chuckle when I think back to those sad bastids from school I guess what i am trying to say is Rave means different things to different age groups (in the least offensive way possible ).
Also, I couldn't sit in and relax listening to rave music, or listen in the car; it would wind me up! I am sure when you were in your raving peak you liked listening to something a bit more mellow
ps: Off to see Ocean Colour Scene on 6th April
31? Yer a spring chicken!! If we all like the same things, the world would be boring! But there would be less conflict and possibly no war
I'm a brit pop/indie kid at heart - always have been. I think it's a lyrical thing as well as a musical thing - They wrote about things I could relate to more than Toy Towns and shooting stars
I am 21 and the people I know who listened to rave music shop lifted, wore kappa tracksuits, had children at 15, got blokes names tattoed on themselves at 14 etc and i didn't want to be associated with that. It wasn't so much that we are a different generation from you as you are only 10 years older, but those short 10 years meant a difference in understanding of the rave scene. To you it probably meant going out to raves - the people I knew were too young for that, to them it meant sitting about peoples houses in high rise flats chewing holes in their cheeks (neds/CHAVS)!! I know it is a mahoosive generalisation, but i was only 14/15/16 at the time and these things kind of stick in your mind as this is when you are discovering who you are and your beliefs. I now think differently, but still can't help having a chuckle when I think back to those sad bastids from school
I guess what i am trying to say is Rave means different things to different age groups (in the least offensive way possible ).Also, I couldn't sit in and relax listening to rave music, or listen in the car; it would wind me up! I am sure when you were in your raving peak you liked listening to something a bit more mellow
ps: Off to see Ocean Colour Scene on 6th April
26 February 2005, 04:15 PM
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used to listen to loads of pre happy hardcore
91 92 93 94- then the scene split and it kind of went fluffy and stupid happy hardcore or dark and moody drum and bass
post the sample- ill have a listen
91 92 93 94- then the scene split and it kind of went fluffy and stupid happy hardcore or dark and moody drum and bass
post the sample- ill have a listen
26 February 2005, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by eClaire
LOL 31? Yer a spring chicken!!
If we all like the same things, the world would be boring! But there would be less conflict and possibly no war
I'm a brit pop/indie kid at heart - always have been. I think it's a lyrical thing as well as a musical thing - They wrote about things I could relate to more than Toy Towns and shooting stars
I am 21 and the people I know who listened to rave music shop lifted, wore kappa tracksuits, had children at 15, got blokes names tattoed on themselves at 14 etc and i didn't want to be associated with that. It wasn't so much that we are a different generation from you as you are only 10 years older, but those short 10 years meant a difference in understanding of the rave scene. To you it probably meant going out to raves - the people I knew were too young for that, to them it meant sitting about peoples houses in high rise flats chewing holes in their cheeks (neds/CHAVS)!! I know it is a mahoosive generalisation, but i was only 14/15/16 at the time and these things kind of stick in your mind as this is when you are discovering who you are and your beliefs. I now think differently, but still can't help having a chuckle when I think back to those sad bastids from school I guess what i am trying to say is Rave means different things to different age groups (in the least offensive way possible ).
Also, I couldn't sit in and relax listening to rave music, or listen in the car; it would wind me up! I am sure when you were in your raving peak you liked listening to something a bit more mellow
ps: Off to see Ocean Colour Scene on 6th April
31? Yer a spring chicken!! If we all like the same things, the world would be boring! But there would be less conflict and possibly no war
I'm a brit pop/indie kid at heart - always have been. I think it's a lyrical thing as well as a musical thing - They wrote about things I could relate to more than Toy Towns and shooting stars
I am 21 and the people I know who listened to rave music shop lifted, wore kappa tracksuits, had children at 15, got blokes names tattoed on themselves at 14 etc and i didn't want to be associated with that. It wasn't so much that we are a different generation from you as you are only 10 years older, but those short 10 years meant a difference in understanding of the rave scene. To you it probably meant going out to raves - the people I knew were too young for that, to them it meant sitting about peoples houses in high rise flats chewing holes in their cheeks (neds/CHAVS)!! I know it is a mahoosive generalisation, but i was only 14/15/16 at the time and these things kind of stick in your mind as this is when you are discovering who you are and your beliefs. I now think differently, but still can't help having a chuckle when I think back to those sad bastids from school
I guess what i am trying to say is Rave means different things to different age groups (in the least offensive way possible ).Also, I couldn't sit in and relax listening to rave music, or listen in the car; it would wind me up! I am sure when you were in your raving peak you liked listening to something a bit more mellow
ps: Off to see Ocean Colour Scene on 6th April
There there, I'm sure you feel better now you've got that off your chest.
For the record, I cant sit in and relax listening to Hardcore (you can drop the "Happy" tag now, the rest of the scene did in 1998
) thats why I go to raves. By its very nature, dance music in general is lively and upbeat. Probably why they called it dance music .And one last thing, I listen to rave music and I dont wear kappa, shoplift or have any children (and I'm 28, not 15). Try not to genrealise ravers as such and I'll resist the urge to pidgeonhole all indie fans as **** miserable self harmers who'd rather wear nothing at all than something that didnt come from Oxfam.
cheers.
astraboy.
26 February 2005, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by astraboy
*pats Eclair on head*
There there, I'm sure you feel better now you've got that off your chest.
For the record, I cant sit in and relax listening to Hardcore (you can drop the "Happy" tag now, the rest of the scene did in 1998) thats why I go to raves. By its very nature, dance music in general is lively and upbeat. Probably why they called it dance music .
And one last thing, I listen to rave music and I dont wear kappa, shoplift or have any children (and I'm 28, not 15). Try not to genrealise ravers as such and I'll resist the urge to pidgeonhole all indie fans as **** miserable self harmers who'd rather wear nothing at all than something that didnt come from Oxfam.
cheers.
astraboy.
There there, I'm sure you feel better now you've got that off your chest.
For the record, I cant sit in and relax listening to Hardcore (you can drop the "Happy" tag now, the rest of the scene did in 1998
) thats why I go to raves. By its very nature, dance music in general is lively and upbeat. Probably why they called it dance music .And one last thing, I listen to rave music and I dont wear kappa, shoplift or have any children (and I'm 28, not 15). Try not to genrealise ravers as such and I'll resist the urge to pidgeonhole all indie fans as **** miserable self harmers who'd rather wear nothing at all than something that didnt come from Oxfam.
cheers.
astraboy.
ROFL
AB, did you skim read that? I did admit to it being a generalisation and also admitted to not thinking like that anymore
26 February 2005, 06:16 PM
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Whoops, nearly missed this thread! I got into hardcore a few years ago, bit late compared to some...I found an old Vibes & Livelee tape from 96 that just got me hooked. Started collecting it on vinyl - being a bar manager meant I had access to a nice pair of technics 1210s to practice on!
paul-s well done for getting Fly Away on vinyl mate...can't get hold of that for love nor money!!
Finally found a few ppl on scoobynet into this stuff too!
paul-s well done for getting Fly Away on vinyl mate...can't get hold of that for love nor money!!
Finally found a few ppl on scoobynet into this stuff too!
26 February 2005, 06:21 PM
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26 February 2005, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by astraboy
didnt stop you from writing it though
astraboy.
astraboy.
.I'm not dissing the rave scene, I have never been to one before. If anyone who is in the know wants to show me the errors of my way I will be more than happy to attend a rave
26 February 2005, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by astraboy