OI noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

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20-09-2003, 03:07 PM
Jay M

OI noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

please no dont let it happen
http://www.23rdprecinct.co.uk/pix/up...DropIt2003.MP3

dont let em start churning out old happy hardcore tunes revamped as hardstyle
20-09-2003, 03:10 PM
Paul Nisbet

Yeah, this is the stuff that is gonna destroy hardstyle. Boycott it, im shaking with rage tbh. Bollox.
20-09-2003, 11:19 PM
MARKEG

this is terrible.. i think we all have to address the problem of differnet cultures not understanding what other cultures don't like. this type of hardstyle would never be made in the uk. but there's np making this in italy. until we all learn how to produce what we need in the uk, we need to stop moaning about this.

we need to make our own movement in the uk that represents us. please ppl, visit the production forums and let's make a difference.

my 200000000000 cents ;)
21-09-2003, 12:23 AM
Jay M

Quote:

Originally Posted by MARK EG

this is terrible.. i think we all have to address the problem of differnet cultures not understanding what other cultures don't like. this type of hardstyle would never be made in the uk. but there's np making this in italy. until we all learn how to produce what we need in the uk, we need to stop moaning about this.

we need to make our own movement in the uk that represents us. please ppl, visit the production forums and let's make a difference.

my 200000000000 cents ;)

you know my thoughts m8 and we are trying ;)
21-09-2003, 10:51 AM
A-lusion

I don't think you guys know what you're talking about on this song.
This track was remixed as a tribute to 3 steps ahead, who died recently on cancer. The remixer and 3 steps ahead were best buddies and all the profit made from this remix will go to the 3 steps ahead for life foundation, which fights against cancer.

So don't see this as a commercial act or so.
21-09-2003, 01:52 PM
Paul Nisbet

Quote:

Originally Posted by A-lusion

I don't think you guys know what you're talking about on this song.
This track was remixed as a tribute to 3 steps ahead, who died recently on cancer. The remixer and 3 steps ahead were best buddies and all the profit made from this remix will go to the 3 steps ahead for life foundation, which fights against cancer.

So don't see this as a commercial act or so.

That is sad mate, tragic that it is a tribute too someone. I was giving my opinion on the track, not what surrounds why and how it was made mate, so no offence meant, i would still carry the same opinion regardless mate.
21-09-2003, 02:43 PM
Jay M

yeah i understand its a tribute to him and it is a sad loss.
All i was meaning is i hope that they dont start remixing all the old hardcore stuff now.
Sorry if i offended ya m8 ;)
21-09-2003, 03:27 PM
A-lusion

I though.. lemme post this here since I don't think you heared this before.
It's a special remix, meant as a tribute. Otherwise this remix would have never been made.

Anyway, most of the technoboy tracks from italy contain samples / vocals which are used in hardcore aswell.
Like I said in the 'will hardstyle be the new gabba' topic.. there is copying in every music style.
21-09-2003, 03:45 PM
Paul Nisbet

Quote:

Originally Posted by A-lusion

I though.. lemme post this here since I don't think you heared this before.
It's a special remix, meant as a tribute. Otherwise this remix would have never been made.

Anyway, most of the technoboy tracks from italy contain samples / vocals which are used in hardcore aswell.
Like I said in the 'will hardstyle be the new gabba' topic.. there is copying in every music style.

your right mate, but cause technoboy uses them, doesnt make it right either. Went off him a bit, or that particuler alias anyway.
21-09-2003, 04:03 PM
Jay M

Quote:

Originally Posted by A-lusion

I though.. lemme post this here since I don't think you heared this before.
It's a special remix, meant as a tribute. Otherwise this remix would have never been made.

Anyway, most of the technoboy tracks from italy contain samples / vocals which are used in hardcore aswell.
Like I said in the 'will hardstyle be the new gabba' topic.. there is copying in every music style.

I agree with whatyou are sayin my friend .
Dont get me wrong I think its fine to sample other tunes i just mean that i hope it doesnt start a flood hardcore tunes getting the hardstyle treatment (the whole tune not just small samples)
27-09-2003, 07:36 PM
majestikmatt

this sort of stuff's been around for bloody ages. Last year's Cinderella - have you ever been mellow is a prime example
29-09-2003, 02:45 PM
TMP

Lemme give you some examples of how far it has come already:

- Nightraver - So (I Love Hardstyle Mix)
- Marc Acardipane ft. Dick Rules - I Like it Loud (2003 Hardstyle Mix)
- Marc Acardipane ft. Dick Rules - Ain't no Party, like an AlcoholicParty
- Dj Coone - The Name of my Dj

I don't want to put Prophet's remix of Drop it, among the others, cause I think that is a good initiative, even though the track isn't that good. :!:

Even Beholder & Balistic (my favourites) 'stole' a melody from French Connection, in their Decibel 2002 Anthem...

Fortunately that stupid Scooter does not produce hardstyle, or else I would have to call his name too! And then I'm really pissed ;)
30-09-2003, 08:21 PM
mister obedaih

Glad there is one Dutch guy here, who knows what it means to dedicate tracks to buddies!!!!

a-lusion :clap: :clap:

I think it's NOT cheechie and also NOT (yet) commercial,

All partypeople (Hardcore or hardstyle!!!)i speek at the dutch floor luv this track cause 3 steps a head was one of the worlds best hardcore producers!!!!!and to lissen to this track they will remember him DROP IT!!!!!

may he rest in peace
30-09-2003, 08:24 PM
mister obedaih

Quote:

Originally Posted by TMP

Lemme give you some examples of how far it has come already:

- Nightraver - So (I Love Hardstyle Mix)
- Marc Acardipane ft. Dick Rules - I Like it Loud (2003 Hardstyle Mix)
- Marc Acardipane ft. Dick Rules - Ain't no Party, like an AlcoholicParty
- Dj Coone - The Name of my Dj

I don't want to put Prophet's remix of Drop it, among the others, cause I think that is a good initiative, even though the track isn't that good. :!:

Even Beholder & Balistic (my favourites) 'stole' a melody from French Connection, in their Decibel 2002 Anthem...

Fortunately that stupid Scooter does not produce hardstyle, or else I would have to call his name too! And then I'm really pissed ;)

In which part of the word do u live??? cause not many are femilair whit seismic?? (ah got all parts of them!!)
30-09-2003, 08:25 PM
mister obedaih

Quote:

Originally Posted by mister obedaih

Quote:

Originally Posted by TMP

Lemme give you some examples of how far it has come already:

- Nightraver - So (I Love Hardstyle Mix)
- Marc Acardipane ft. Dick Rules - I Like it Loud (2003 Hardstyle Mix)
- Marc Acardipane ft. Dick Rules - Ain't no Party, like an AlcoholicParty
- Dj Coone - The Name of my Dj

I don't want to put Prophet's remix of Drop it, among the others, cause I think that is a good initiative, even though the track isn't that good. :!:

Even Beholder & Balistic (my favourites) 'stole' a melody from French Connection, in their Decibel 2002 Anthem...

Fortunately that stupid Scooter does not produce hardstyle, or else I would have to call his name too! And then I'm really pissed ;)

AHm In which part of the world do u live??? cause not many are femilair whit seismic?? (ah got all parts of them!!)
30-09-2003, 08:52 PM
TMP

Uhhmm....how about: HOLLAND!!!
The biggest party-country in the whole wide world!