Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,511 posts Joined: Feb, 2015
Posted - 2018/01/13 : 03:40:10
quote:Originally posted by DJ A.K.:
There is also a music snobbery in the UK where any kick drum music over 150bpm is instantly looked down upon were as in Europe its just normal and accepted.
I feel thats why some in the uk producers tone it down a bit and try to blend it with other more excepted styles.
the whole point is to keep the middleclass out, they goto a hardstyle/hardcore event, they will run away calling everyone chavs and scum, and just get laughed at and told to **** off, 2 scenes that won't die because of them sad ****ers
the middleclass largin eeet
chavs scum and loosers largin eeet
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Craigavon raver Advanced Member
Ireland
2,218 posts Joined: Sep, 2007
Posted - 2018/01/14 : 15:30:22
quote:Originally posted by DJ A.K.:
There is also a music snobbery in the UK where any kick drum music over 150bpm is instantly looked down upon were as in Europe its just normal and accepted.
I feel thats why some in the uk producers tone it down a bit and try to blend it with other more excepted styles.
True lad, hardcore is to fast and hard for most people, its the same in Ireland, but I remember years ago when happy hardcore was massive , there was loads of dj's over here playing it, intelligence records releasing tape after tape, the amount of clubs playing it , all the big british dj's coming over here, even in the 2000's the amount of clubs over here and used to have the planet love festival every year as well, for all different types of edm as well as hardcore, now theres hardly nothing just a pity i was to young in the 90's when it was really happening
Craigavon raver Advanced Member
Ireland
2,218 posts Joined: Sep, 2007
Posted - 2018/01/14 : 15:40:05
quote:Originally posted by RoyalDutch:
as a born in the 90s dutch gabber i can tell you, it all started in rotterdam with the oldschool, that transvered into happy hardcore and later in to the hardcore we know today and many other styles like frenchcore, speedcore, terror hardcore, hardstyle, jumpstyle and so on, go and listen to dj paul elstak one of the founders of gabber and still making music today you will find a complete timeline and transition from the early dutch rave scene till fresh bangers of today and will understand the music and my culture even better
Well was the same in the uk scene with dj's like slipmatt who have been at the start of the rave scene in the uk and the music has evolved from old skool, happy hardcore, upfront. uk hardcore or whatever you want to call it, and theres so many different styles of hardcore in both the uk scene and european scene
Mental_Adam Advanced Member
United Kingdom
843 posts Joined: Feb, 2006
Posted - 2018/02/09 : 21:31:15
Think the dutch stuff was rather popular around 1994 to 1996 time. Think it was a big thing in popular culture over there with the gabber etc.
Had lot of commercial hits in top. 10, DJ Paul Elstak, Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo were regular in the charts in nl. Even the more underground stuff was probably popular through the masses of compilations what were out over there. Thunderdome obviously your most well known.
Think even the dutch stuff had sort of success even in Germany to around the time.
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,511 posts Joined: Feb, 2015
Posted - 2018/02/10 : 13:52:25
how it rolls, on a PA system, 2 hard for the middleclass and all the crybabies that make it into uk hardcore that will never happen
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Sc@r Advanced Member
United Kingdom
668 posts Joined: May, 2013
Posted - 2018/02/12 : 02:07:01
not all hardcore is evil and skulls
i also play a bit of hardcore and often drop it in my ukhardcore sets as well.
i have a few mixes on line of mainstream hardcore. alots of vocals and riffs. but there are all styles of hardcore out there as well as ukhardcore some of it is megga cheesey and others is not lol. just have to look for what you like and what appeals to you
Thumpa Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,600 posts Joined: Feb, 2009
Posted - 2018/02/12 : 15:14:03
The uptempo arena at Thunderdome had about 5000 people in it and the Tunnel Of Terror had 2000 in it you daft ****, uptempo is the most popular sound in Holland at the minute.
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/02/12 : 16:19:53
its no where near the most popular music at the moment, infront of main stage of big events and festivals will be 40,000 people, except master of hardcore, then its 10,000
everything in holland will die, and go back to the way it was in no time, if uptempo took over and go back to this overnight
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Sulphurik Advanced Member
United Kingdom
982 posts Joined: Jan, 2009
Posted - 2018/03/04 : 22:32:07
So how do describe the genre that Darren Styles and Tweekacore are playing in this Defqon.1 video? For me they are more UK hardcore than hardstyle. Influences from hardstyle but more hardcore sounding.
These are the ones I'd say are UK hardcore.
02. Paul Elstak - Luv U More (Tweekacore x Gammer Flip)
03. Darren Styles & Re-Con ft. Matthew Steeper - Rest of Your Life
06. Eiffel 65 - Blue (Team Tweekacore Mix)
07. Darren Styles - Come Running (2017 Edit)
08. Tweekacore - Ready 4 The Tweekend
09. Sander Van Doorn, Martin Garrix, DVBBS - Gold Skies (Darren Styles & Dougal Remix)
10. Tweekacore & Darren Styles - Partystarter (160 Mix)
11. Darren Styles - The Dragon
12. Da Tweekaz & Darren Styles - Heroes (2017 Edit)
13. Code Black & Atmozfears - Accelerate (Darren Styles Remix)
14. Da Tweekaz - Frozen (Tweekacore Flip)
15. Darren Styles - Us Against The World
Guest Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,511 posts Joined: Feb, 2015
Posted - 2018/03/05 : 15:25:56
the uk hardstyle scene, with everyone who used to post on here and USH in the playlists on the mixes https://www.youtube.com/user/DJMKN93
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Posted - 2018/01/13 : 03:40:10
just a pity i was to young in the 90's when it was really happening 
