Nukleuz Black

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04-12-2003, 06:55 PM
Louk

Nukleuz Black

going to get majorly slated but in general i avoided even listening to releases on this label then today i checked out not 1 but 2 of them and purchased them both immediately

the association with nukleuz is bad but I like hardstyle and these are actually amazing tracks

Clive King - Deal With This
Scott Marten - Total Confusion

sorry I know i'm due a slapping now :)

Louk
04-12-2003, 07:05 PM
EmotionComplex

Re: Nukleuz Black

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Originally Posted by Louk

going to get majorly slated but in general i avoided even listening to releases on this label then today i checked out not 1 but 2 of them and purchased them both immediately

the association with nukleuz is bad but I like hardstyle and these are actually amazing tracks

Clive King - Deal With This
Scott Marten - Total Confusion

sorry I know i'm due a slapping now :)

Louk

nukleuz was once quite a strong label :cool:

i havent bought anything on it for ages now though but if they release a good track its a good track :rambo:

it'd be nice to see them come back a little
04-12-2003, 07:09 PM
Louk

the hardstyle division makes me want to buymore if the others are as good as this

though after listening online i was NOT impressed with what's up by the organ donors in the slightest.

Louk
04-12-2003, 07:40 PM
K Front

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Originally Posted by Louk

the hardstyle division makes me want to buymore if the others are as good as this

though after listening online i was NOT impressed with what's up by the organ donors in the slightest.

Louk

The last Organ donors track i heard was awfull. :nono:
07-12-2003, 02:51 PM
edk

louk the organ donors track whats up was a bad release. my latest cd contains both clive king tracks kicking in and deal with this. the kicking in tune is a total crowd pleaser without a doubt. my last cd i sent you included a nukleuz black track " looking for drugs ".
its weird people dis nukleuz black when the see the name, yet when people have heard my cds a lot of people comment on how much the like the track, then look on in disgust when you tell what its is. deal with this is a seriously hard track aint nothing comercial about it.
these tunes do get played here in the south west, and get good floor reaction even the whats up tune, so why people dis i dont know.
i dont understand people who wont play or listen to a track because of the label its on, if a tune is good why should it matter, listening to different stuff surley broadens the horizions.
ill keep buying while the clubbers keep dancing
07-12-2003, 03:07 PM
karl54

black

i havent bought anything on Nucluez black yet. ive listened to quite a few of them in HMV and wasnt impresed at all.

next time im there ill have another listen..
07-12-2003, 05:08 PM
Paul Nisbet

Re: black

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Originally Posted by karl54

i havent bought anything on Nucluez black yet. ive listened to quite a few of them in HMV and wasnt impresed at all.

next time im there ill have another listen..

:rambo: Nukleuz black have been very standard imo, and this is me stayin constructive as possible.

Average and below average releases... why have they not signed tracks for release with more uk orientated remixes? Can u imagine bass drum by ado and motorosi get the full rmx package?

Need to get there fingers oot there anal passages imo!
07-12-2003, 05:10 PM
Paul Nisbet

Have balls nukleuz... ed real reads this i think, as he is activly on msg boards etc.

Imo have had so much balls releasing some of the older bxr stuff.... bloody go for it again!
12-12-2003, 12:55 PM
DJ Backlash

I agree NUk black arnt bad at all, total confusion,deal with dis and drill sargeant are in my opinion really good tunes,I have so much respect for nukleuz coz they were the first label I ever bought from,like the old nuk greenzs were phat and ive got most of em,its just when people see the name NUKLEUZ they dont bother with it.
12-12-2003, 06:25 PM
Paul Nisbet

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Originally Posted by DJ Backlash

I agree NUk black arnt bad at all, total confusion,deal with dis and drill sargeant are in my opinion really good tunes,I have so much respect for nukleuz coz they were the first label I ever bought from,like the old nuk greenzs were phat and ive got most of em,its just when people see the name NUKLEUZ they dont bother with it.

Gotta disagree.... first couple were standard tunes... releases with no ****in balls! Then the vocal one which i thought imo was a new low for hardstyle.

I agree nukleuz where once such a great label, and are still capable of some imense tracks... but wat where those green releases all about wi darren styles and co all about?

Lowest commen denominator cheese fodder, imo!
14-12-2003, 02:30 PM
edk

paul check clive king "kickin in " a wicked hardstyle track without doubt, canned by pavo,isaac and prophet too, gets a massive reaction, clive is a top hardstyle producer as his 4 releases on nuk prove to me. " one was on purple" listen to the whole tune, forgetting the label, and tell me what you think.
your coments back my point that nuk like to cover every angel of dance music, from cheese fodder to classics ! the only other label to do this is tidy, which is total cheese fodder.
the nuk black label has generally proved useful for bridgeing tracks, when mixing between techno/hardtrance/harstyle and help to bring new people to the scene surley this is a good thing
14-12-2003, 02:35 PM
DJ Corbzy

I thought that Nuk Black were absolutely shocking with their releases....
14-12-2003, 02:56 PM
Paul Nisbet

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Originally Posted by edk

paul check clive king "kickin in " a wicked hardstyle track without doubt, canned by pavo,isaac and prophet too, gets a massive reaction, clive is a top hardstyle producer as his 4 releases on nuk prove to me. " one was on purple" listen to the whole tune, forgetting the label, and tell me what you think.
your coments back my point that nuk like to cover every angel of dance music, from cheese fodder to classics ! the only other label to do this is tidy, which is total cheese fodder.
the nuk black label has generally proved useful for bridgeing tracks, when mixing between techno/hardtrance/harstyle and help to bring new people to the scene surley this is a good thing

Ive checked it mate, i listen to everything... then form an opinion based on myself pretty much! I couldnt care if pavo and isaac are playin it. I still think its very bog standard hardstyle... and the only thing i personally would find it useful for is chucking at people i didnt like when ive had one to many vodka's.

Dont get me wrong here mate, im not tryin to be a cunt with u! I just think there releases have been gash!

They are in a posistion to release so much good shit with the size of them, yet they rely on there own producers to make stuff (saving money).

Organ doners!!! How hardstyle are they? Good and im sure sound as... but not hardstyle. Clive king ur right isnt bad, but not in the same league as majority of the big hardstyle produers! I wouldnt take into consideration the label, if i felt 100 behind a track, and i own so much nukleuz its unreal. But mainly the old bxr stuff tbh!
14-12-2003, 03:47 PM
edk

i didnt think you was being a cunt ! plus you have some pretty good views, and you have been constructive in your cristsissum. i wasnt directing the label comment at you.
like you nuk have been good to me in the past and havent brought all the nuk black releases just 3, 2 being clive king tracks the other looking for drugs by the organ "grinders" i agree they are more hard trance then hardstyle.
i was just airing my option that i feel some of there releases can be good but dont gain respect due to their labels image. i agree with you due to there size etc they could do better. but how many labels out there do you buy every release and that every release is new, fresh and pushes boundries !! .
i dont think that nuk black gives anything new, but i like some off there tunes and i hate reading the same statments" nuk is gash " made by people who dont listen to there tracks before makin the statments. paul im not talking about you here mate.
14-12-2003, 03:51 PM
Paul Nisbet

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Originally Posted by edk

i didnt think you was being a cunt ! plus you have some pretty good views, and you have been constructive in your cristsissum. i wasnt directing the label comment at you.
like you nuk have been good to me in the past and havent brought all the nuk black releases just 3, 2 being clive king tracks the other looking for drugs by the organ "grinders" i agree they are more hard trance then hardstyle.
i was just airing my option that i feel some of there releases can be good but dont gain respect due to their labels image. i agree with you due to there size etc they could do better. but how many labels out there do you buy every release and that every release is new, fresh and pushes boundries !! .
i dont think that nuk black gives anything new, but i like some off there tunes and i hate reading the same statments" nuk is gash " made by people who dont listen to there tracks before makin the statments. paul im not talking about you here mate.

fair play matey... i see where ur coming from indeedy!
14-12-2003, 05:19 PM
Voorheez

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Originally Posted by Paul Nisbet

They are in a posistion to release so much good shit with the size of them, yet they rely on there own producers to make stuff (saving money)

I would say that the problem is the opposite - the majority of the releases so far on Black have already been released on other labels beforehand. I'm sure that Clive King is dutch isn't he? The only english producers on Black it seems are the Organ Donors. I may be wrong, but I think thats the case. It was the same story with Nukleuz Green. It was never a good label! All it did was port tracks from a good label, BXR.
14-12-2003, 06:04 PM
Paul Nisbet

Quote:

Originally Posted by Voorheez

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Nisbet

They are in a posistion to release so much good shit with the size of them, yet they rely on there own producers to make stuff (saving money)

I would say that the problem is the opposite - the majority of the releases so far on Black have already been released on other labels beforehand. I'm sure that Clive King is dutch isn't he? The only english producers on Black it seems are the Organ Donors. I may be wrong, but I think thats the case. It was the same story with Nukleuz Green. It was never a good label! All it did was port tracks from a good label, BXR.

True.