WOW really like the a-side :shock: not to keen on the b-side though bit to jumpy :roll:
DISSIN- http://www.freaky.nl/Sounds/fusion022a1.rm
OUR POWER- http://www.freaky.nl/Sounds/fusion022b1.rm
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WOW really like the a-side :shock: not to keen on the b-side though bit to jumpy :roll:
DISSIN- http://www.freaky.nl/Sounds/fusion022a1.rm
OUR POWER- http://www.freaky.nl/Sounds/fusion022b1.rm
I dislike the rap on the A-side otherwise I would rate it high
B-isn't hardstyle imho
jump combined with oldschool 96 hardcore
the rap stinks of cheddar :lol:
Yeah the rap is shit but i luv the the riff!
Dont like this track much to be honest. Nothing inparticular, just not my cuppa tea. :)
rap ruins loads of hardstyle tunes :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshimitsu
[quote="lukekendall
rap ruins loads of hardstyle tunes :doh:[/quote]
Innit...I take it they like rap in HS in other parts of europe...cuz theres quite a few tunes with MC'ing in it. :nono:
R&B is HUGE in Holland and stil growing, it is replacing the former trance/hardcore/dancescene nearly completely.
*sad*
:cry:
i dont see how that is happening, as my cousins live out there, and said most of there clubs near them are all playing hardtrance / hardcore / trance inQuote:
Originally Posted by ScuL
ofcourse clubs, but it's disappearing from the public position where it used to be.
there are also loads of clubs that play urban music (as they call R&B)
there are 3 major music TV-networks: MTV, TMF & The Box.
in the old days they used to play a lot of dance, trance, even hardcore.
nowadays they play urban music simulteanously.
same goes for radio.
the targeting audience for electronic styles has become way smaller than before (shrunk from about 1.250.000 persons to approx 350.000)
the parties are stil there, the audience is stil there (underground), but the amount that is was before in public isn't.