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cant remember where i got this list but i think it includes everything that made the top 60 or top 70 something like that Here you go! stakker - humanoid - humanoid d shake - yaah / techno trance dna - la serenissma nightmares on wax - aftermath / im for real tricky disco - tricky disco 808 state - ...

Here you go! stakker - humanoid - humanoid d shake - yaah / techno trance dna - la serenissma nightmares on wax - aftermath / im for real tricky disco - tricky disco 808 state - cubik mark summers - summers magic orbital - satan 808 state - in yer face nomad - i wanna give you devotion xpansions - m...

bringing up an old thread but thought of some others... DJ Taktix - The Way (Remix) cloud 9 - You Got Me Burnin' (Ray Keith & Nookie Remix) house crew - euphoria (ninos dream) maybe deep blue - helicopter tune, cant remeber if that came out at the end of 93 or beginning of 94 Yeah Lord of the nul li...

Time zone - Praise God
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music can hit you at different places and different times in your life, but i doubt i'll ever be able to top the magic of first hearing the toytown ep as a 16 yr old boy totally lost in the world of raving and harcore music... thanks Mike

Regarding the maturity - to be honest I think that's just a pretty odd way of looking at music. It's true that most hardcore isn't that deep. That's pretty much the point of hardcore - an energetic, obvious, straight to the point collage of lots of different musical elements jammed together. But ma...

I don't talk with anyone about oldskool, i know no one will care as i would not care too about the stuff they like. I say, yeah, that stuff (you listen to) is not bad, i know that track or song and it was good, not really into music myself tbh .... etc. and move converstaion to something non music ...

wahoo, hoorah, i'm happy again, life is great - at least for 5 mins. Then give me some more pills or drink

i've armed myself to the teeth with top 40 tracks in case i go into a pub with one of these jukeboxes here's most of the top 40 dance tracks that had elements of hardcore during '90 - '93 there's some dodgy crap as to be expected, but some real gooduns too! stakker - humanoid - humanoid d shake - ya...

but faydz aint a cute 21 yr old girl who loves old hardcore and lives in amsterdam, so i'll stick with candy cutz

hot dam, i'm gettin hot

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Agree, must admit I was quite gutted and cheated when I realised tunes I thought were the bollox were just reworks of other tunes a year or two before...but....couldn't the same be said for 91-92 stuff, weren't they just reworks of tunes late 80's!!!...and so on... true, but at least the producers ...

surely the golden years of hardcore were 91-92 (in the uk anyway) 94 onwards a lot of the happy tunes i was hearing seemed to follow the same formula, pretty uninspiring, a lot of dodgy reworks of other tracks or using the same samples as tunes from a year or two before crowd control, naughty naught...

captinweestain wrote:Sir carl cox does more than mix records
he's got his fat hands in all the pies
own club nights, record labells the list goes on

agree, i think its mostly the hard work he's put in that has given him his success

disagree with u about morillo being known for his production tho, he's hardly made any tunes of his own Are you sure about that? the guy has produced literary hundreds of records on his own or as part of groups...which he's normally the producer or co-producer caught me out elusive - i was talkin b...