Who misses oldskool happy hardcore?

[dannyg]

And who thinks UK hardcore has completely lost it?

Not a thread to hate on hardcore, I saw the "FUCK Happy Hardcore thread". I love hardcore completely.

I play happy hardcore out at parties but I'm just wondering if you cant get enough of stuff that was made before 2002 by the same producers (mostly)?

[ShoRtCaKe_CO]

Hixxy's older stuff and his side-project antisocial had some real classics I'll take oldsk00l HHC any day

[dannyg]

Ayla!! Is that you? It's your #MDMA buddy. Are you starting to throw parties now?

[ShoRtCaKe_CO]

I never made the connection!! What's up Spydo?? ^^ I'm looking into promoting and I'm helping out with promoting some hhc / hc events out here. It's truly exciting since the hc scene out here in co is completely dead

I'll stop by #mdma and #happyhardcore I think. Just had some drama going on, but that's past now =)

[dreaze]

oh, hells ya. imo, the early happy2B albums were the best of their times. that shit was tha mad note!!

[SuperGirl]

Originally Posted by dreaze

oh, hells ya. imo, the early happy2B albums were the best of their times. that shit was tha mad note!!

I would disagree.... Some good tunes...but BORING as fuck mixes....

Hardcore Foundations were the SHIT!

Yea, I'm not a huge fan of the pitched up trance direction hhc has gone. I love my old skool and have crates of it. Every now and again you run into a good new school track but they are getting fewer and father between.

Cheers
Supa

[IHateJunkMail0]

Originally Posted by dannyg

And who thinks UK hardcore has completely lost it?

Not a thread to hate on hardcore, I saw the "FUCK Happy Hardcore thread". I love hardcore completely.

I play happy hardcore out at parties but I'm just wondering if you cant get enough of stuff that was made before 2002 by the same producers (mostly)?

Been out of the scene for a while. happy hardcore used to be my favorite. This is pre-2002, like 2000. Just getting back into it, and havne't heard to much of the new hhc. What's this Brit stuff, how com you don't like it?

Any example tracks I can listen to?

Post got f'd up... strange... reposting.

Been out of the scene for a while. HHC used to be my favorite. This is pre-2002, like 2000. Just getting back into it, and havne't heard to much of the new hhc. What's this Brit stuff, how com you don't like it?

Any example tracks I can listen to?

[NATO]

Yes. Most of the nu skool stuff is terrible imo. Give me anything pre-2002 and i'll go nuts. If anyone is interested out at MEMF on the Maximum Choonage stage I will be playing quite a few pre-2002 classics simply because they rock so much.

[Tamas123]

I think Happy Hardcore grew up after 2002. Became more mature. I agree, Antisocial was pretty good. Old School Happy Hardcore can get way too sweet, too kiddie and too video game-ish for me. No offense.

[Kristof[STRINGS]]

I love old skool stuff like Antisocial and the early Bonkers compilations

and I also like new HHC and the way its evolved.

[sy_bukem]

Yip i do miss it i must admit, Pre 2000 was the best for me Slammin Vinyl Dj Red Alert & Mike Slammer In Effect to name but one.Anything on Hectic records or Universal always when down well.

[seed883]

Originally Posted by dannyg

And who thinks UK hardcore has completely lost it?

Not a thread to hate on hardcore, I saw the "FUCK Happy Hardcore thread". I love hardcore completely.

I play happy hardcore out at parties but I'm just wondering if you cant get enough of stuff that was made before 2002 by the same producers (mostly)?

Yeah, definitely miss the older HHC! The older tunes cannot be touched and are timeless. I disagree about UK Hardcore losing its touch though. There are definitely some labels out there with their own unique feel like Lethal Theory and Thin N' Crispy.