View Full Version : Have faith in Hard Style...
Hakka
21-05-2004, 02:55 PM
I know a lot of us have lost faith in labels churning out worthwhile hard style, but the negative attitude by some us in some us aint gonna help!
Of course I'm not a person who wants to tell anyone what to do or think or feel, but lets try to shake off the slating of hardstyle and just searcher harder for the real hard style sound.
I must admit, recent releases have had me down... but we have to keep looking and NOT buying the rubbish. That's the only message we can send to labels to encourage them to not produce rubbish for a quick money making scheme.
I've followed hard style for a reason, because I think it can go on... if we keep telling ourselves its the "next hard house" then it will only end up that way in our minds.
Be patient, keep listening and lets see what happens as opposed to putting it down.
Sorry if I've come across as ranting, I'm not... just speaking my mind guys.
:lol:
Yoshimitsu
21-05-2004, 02:56 PM
I agree m8 the good stuff's always out there, it just takes a bit of searching :cool:
totally agree
i just lose my temper spending all night listenting to the same bass ,
apologies if anyone gets ofended by what i say , but , just how i feel at the moment !
Hakka
21-05-2004, 03:04 PM
totally agree
i just lose my temper spending all night listenting to the same bass ,
apologies if anyone gets ofended by what i say , but , just how i feel at the moment !
Wez your such a lovable characther on here I should hope nobody would be offended by your words. I never do (unless your calling me a cunt, in that case up yours turnip boy! :lol: ) - I think your post was getting your feelings about hard style off your chest and that's really important man.
i am the most easiest , open minded , laid back mudda ****er around turnip land man , and id hate to offend anyone , everyone knows that , but the scene is being strangled mate !
dj vorny
21-05-2004, 03:30 PM
good point hakka :clap: LONG LIVE HARDSTYLEps wez is turnip farmer and doesnt know what hardstyle is if it smacked him the nose with a rusty hammer head ;)
Hakka
21-05-2004, 03:31 PM
i am the most easiest , open minded , laid back mudda **** around turnip land man , and id hate to offend anyone , everyone knows that , but the scene is being strangled mate !
I know... perhaps I'm trying to play ignorant to it so it doesn't get me down... (which I appreciate is a bad thing...) but my nature tells me that going over the bad things of the present never makes things any better.... but hey I'm not one to impose my feelings over an over.
I will discuss this with you wez when I'm back home (really up for a debate of the future of hard style now! lol...).
:)
good point hakka :clap: LONG LIVE HARDSTYLEps wez is turnip farmer and doesnt know what hardstyle is if it smacked him the nose with a rusty hammer head ;)
HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO BECOME A PROFESSION TWAT VORNY ?
always willing to hear other peoples views on such a important subject mr hakka ,
you will get no hatred or rage from me
silly sommenst and poking fun , thats it
its all for charity
Andy__C
21-05-2004, 03:45 PM
GOod call Hakka - am defo with you........
there are good tunes out, but loads of pap too.... that, as people have mentioned before, we shouldn't buy
Surely no-one is buying many of the squilloins of sub-standard stuff thats out...theyr'e just filling up the shelves..........
and the good stuff always sells in droves and u gotta wait for a re-stock....
the pin will drop, and it'll be back to having 12 tunes in your cart and u gotta decide which ones to take out cos u can't afford em all
(I ****ing wish eh? ;) )
Keep buying the good stuff!!! ignore the shite!
amen , see this subject has got a following ,
i think everyone worded it differently than me , i ws hungry , i needed a beer , and a fag , hahaha
sorry if i offended again , reading back it did come over quite harsh ,
just couldnt type fast enuff
ahahaha
cool
dj vorny
21-05-2004, 04:02 PM
:clap: :clap: :cool: HARDSTYLE LET THE BASS BE HEARD :twisted:
Busho
21-05-2004, 04:09 PM
HEY MAN..... GIV ME DA KICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....
Richierush
21-05-2004, 06:13 PM
someone plz put wez back in his hard trance cage cause hes runnin wild in the hardstyle one :lol:
Bacchus
22-05-2004, 07:40 AM
i dont think hardstyle has gotten any worse.
it's just become more popular. With more popularity comes more releases. And with more releases, naturally comes more shitty releases.
you just got to dig.
Yoshimitsu
22-05-2004, 11:50 AM
i dont think hardstyle has gotten any worse.
it's just become more popular. With more popularity comes more releases. And with more releases, naturally comes more shitty releases.
you just got to dig.
true m8 :cool:
DJ RE:HAB
22-05-2004, 11:56 AM
i dont think hardstyle has gotten any worse.
it's just become more popular. With more popularity comes more releases. And with more releases, naturally comes more shitty releases.
you just got to dig.
I agree more labels means more poorer releases, of the same sounding quality, as with everything else in the world, Hardstyle has hit a stale period at the moment, screechy noises, same configured basslines..
But am sure as the day, that it will come through, it only needs a little bit more innovation, and originality from one of the big name producers, i.e Technoboy, for it too pick up, One idea can lead to another 50 ideas.... If you see what am saying..
I mean surely the guys in DP etc, are gettin shit bored off producing the same sounding tracks? :roll:
I think they need to try and not be scared off releasing something a little different? Maybe they dont as there scared of the reaction, or otherwise they can't be arsed as the money is too good as it is now to change there layout and sounding of tracks.. Who knows...
But as hakka stated b4 negativity, is not the way foward...
Innovation and Originality is, its only a matter of time, just be patient.
Fingers Crossed!! ;)
MARKEG
24-05-2004, 06:01 PM
i think this is the same as what is happening with every style of music at the mo ie alot of ppl with a nice new computer thinking they can make music. sure any old sod can sample a kick and a bass and stick a few hoovers and screeches on top. it's easy.
but what isn't easy is making music that sounds fresh and exciting.
so what we're finding is the music that DOES have formula's is getting milked more than ever before. and more obscure music is getting, well even more obscure. hardstyle is a victim of formulas and you'll notice that the good hardstyle tracks out there are the ones that dont breakdown where you expect them to and also ones that obviously arent using the same old samples.
i don't know what the way forward here is. i love hardstyle that isnt churned out crap but it's very, very hard to find good stuff. but then again, it's always been the way - as a dj you have to look for your style and sound and that what sets you apart from the rest i suppose.
i know what i look for in hardstlye and it's now 99% production quality and 1% what the tune sounds like. then over time you start to home in on who really is taking the sound forward. you tend to find that anything really super well produced is usually going to have that x factor that all those other churned out releases dont have. over time you see the artist developing either +vely or -vely. then it's easier to buy/find stuff you like.
like someone else said, hardstyle has become popular. but so has an intel pIII with a cracked copy of reason. we've just got to search harder thanever before.
piginabush
24-05-2004, 06:04 PM
as a dj you have to look for your style and sound and that what sets you apart from the rest i suppose.
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Busho
24-05-2004, 06:08 PM
:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
well said there Mr E.G. :lol:
Hakka
24-05-2004, 06:14 PM
i think this is the same as what is happening with every style of music at the mo ie alot of ppl with a nice new computer thinking they can make music. sure any old sod can sample a kick and a bass and stick a few hoovers and screeches on top. it's easy.
but what isn't easy is making music that sounds fresh and exciting.
so what we're finding is the music that DOES have formula's is getting milked more than ever before. and more obscure music is getting, well even more obscure. hardstyle is a victim of formulas and you'll notice that the good hardstyle tracks out there are the ones that dont breakdown where you expect them to and also ones that obviously arent using the same old samples.
i don't know what the way forward here is. i love hardstyle that isnt churned out crap but it's very, very hard to find good stuff. but then again, it's always been the way - as a dj you have to look for your style and sound and that what sets you apart from the rest i suppose.
i know what i look for in hardstlye and it's now 99% production quality and 1% what the tune sounds like. then over time you start to home in on who really is taking the sound forward. you tend to find that anything really super well produced is usually going to have that x factor that all those other churned out releases dont have. over time you see the artist developing either +vely or -vely. then it's easier to buy/find stuff you like.
like someone else said, hardstyle has become popular. but so has an intel pIII with a cracked copy of reason. we've just got to search harder thanever before.
Good read this. I feel the same way. Hardstyle as got a forumla around it, but one that I feel poor producers are clinging too because they don't have the imagination or talent to do what the big players of hard style can do. Problem is that the best producers of hardstyle are rather quiet, or clinging to the once wicked standards and sounds they set.
We need new blood and ideas in the hardstyle world, and less blagging of ideas from labels and producers.
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