CALLY & JUICE - FROM SHIT TO SELLOUT

Hang on now?? - I didn't see this CD as being labelled as hardstyle anywhere..................


and if u actually hear of the guys that mixed this they'll tell ya it never was meant to be a hardstyle CD representing whats in hardstyle at the moment..........


they were approached to to a bootleg CD...........

or off Juice himself.............


"You've also got to understand that it's called a "Bootleg" Mix so we could only play tunes that were cover versions or bootlegs. This means that some of the tunes are up to 2 years old"




Perhaps a few of you have missed the point of this CD????



and just aaaaaaaaaaaall to quick to start negative vibe's concerning the UK hardstyle scene again?

Infact, Islam played alot of cheese Hardtrance/Hardstyle, he kept it HARD as and differn't but.. His message is doesn't matter what it is... Love The Music.

As for commercial CD's we have heaps of that cheesy stuff on CD..

I feel its a good decision to do this, as it helps grow the scene.. We are not so much underground any more, its very simple these days to get into producing (It makes it more commercial n mainstream) Though helps grow the dance market.. You don't want it dyeing.

As much as you think the CD is cheesy (I haven't heard it) Think of it as way how it gets accrossed to the younger crowd who want to get in this industry and keep growing the industry as the years progress..

And its realy good how UK artists are supporting there country in todays HUGE events like IMPULZE ect...

ah, so i did miss a minor bit of information and it has only just clicked...der :oops: (no really, it only just has!)
i just thought the other tracks were lame.
did wonder what Boogie Pimps was doing in there.....
i now feel very dumb & boy have a i made myself look stoopid!
but still, if i were me mixing the CD, i would have said no, cos the tracks suck imo. I still think C & J 's motivation behind the CD is self promotion, i wouldnt have thought Mark or Mick would have mixed such shocking material.

ahh and now the penny has just droped on the sample clearance stuff too.....
im going home.....:oops:
should stop the drugs aswell, i never used to be this thick!

OK, so i got wrong end of stick.......

but i never slated the UK hardstyle scene at any point! i was hoping to defend the fuker cos its so rubbish at the moment and the likes of Cally and Juice making this CD only added to my concern that hardstyle was/is going down hill - the hardstyle based tracks on the CD are not the best and ones we have slated in the past for being cheesey and not the kind of thing we want representing hardstyle....

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Originally Posted by Dj Sanders

Infact, Islam played alot of cheese Hardtrance/Hardstyle, he kept it HARD as and differn't but.. His message is doesn't matter what it is... Love The Music.

As for commercial CD's we have heaps of that cheesy stuff on CD..

I feel its a good decision to do this, as it helps grow the scene.. We are not so much underground any more, its very simple these days to get into producing (It makes it more commercial n mainstream) Though helps grow the dance market.. You don't want it dyeing.

As much as you think the CD is cheesy (I haven't heard it) Think of it as way how it gets accrossed to the younger crowd who want to get in this industry and keep growing the industry as the years progress..

And its realy good how UK artists are supporting there country in todays HUGE events like IMPULZE ect...

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Very well said m8, i cant believe people r still goin on about this its rediculous. I agree with what ur saying this CDs main sale of purpous is on shelves such as HMV and Woolworths
and not in local underground shops. I know these guys and these two have a real love for the music, whats done is done theres no point in carryin on this useless discussion because it isnt gettin any of us anywhere.

Was this CD made last minute as it wasn't mentioned on the TV adverts and I thought that a bonus CD would be a massive selling point??

bloody hell what a thread :shock:

well i havent heard the cd and i dont know much about hardstyle but what i will say is the guys are very brave to play their style of music in london at hard dance events.
its not everyones cup of tea but gives clubbers an idea of what else there is on offer.

i think if some of you hardstyle peeps have such a problem with cally & juice instead of slagging them off go and make the effort to have a chat with them and tell them your feelings on this subject.
they are nice guys and im sure they will listen to your opinions.

i have had some amazing times with cally and juice.

in fact they even saw me in my underpants last week :lol: :oops:

i will say this. cally and juice have been in the scene for a long, long time. they do their thing, they love what they do and they do contribute to the 'non-commercial' club scene in such a massive, massive way. i have so much damn respect for them. nukleuz have picked them up and i wish them all the success in the world. i'm not personally on their musical trip 100% but they do play alot of what I really like and they have the utmost respect for underground music and the rave and hard trance scene.

i respect both of them for all the support they've given me (chances to play in much of south wales) over the last god knows how many years. sure, they're not everyone's cup of tea, but were it not for them there would be no or very little hard trance/hardstyle in south wales.

i say stop the hating - if you think you can do it better then well, get up there and do it ;) :lol:

well put there mark ;)

cally's safe as FCUK!!!


an as for the south wales hard dance scene...... if it wasnt 4 BIONIC / BREATHE there would be FCUK ALL!!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:

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Originally Posted by MARK EG

i have had some amazing times with cally and juice.

in fact they even saw me in my underpants last week :lol: :oops:

i will say this. cally and juice have been in the scene for a long, long time. they do their thing, they love what they do and they do contribute to the 'non-commercial' club scene in such a massive, massive way. i have so much damn respect for them. nukleuz have picked them up and i wish them all the success in the world. i'm not personally on their musical trip 100% but they do play alot of what I really like and they have the utmost respect for underground music and the rave and hard trance scene.

i respect both of them for all the support they've given me (chances to play in much of south wales) over the last god knows how many years. sure, they're not everyone's cup of tea, but were it not for them there would be no or very little hard trance/hardstyle in south wales.

i say stop the hating - if you think you can do it better then well, get up there and do it ;) :lol:

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Well said Mark they are great guys and have helped me out one hell of a lot i agree theyre music isnt always 100% but they do luv what theyre doin, theyre good entertainers and im all for it. Ur set was slammin down Breathe friday and Sharkey on the mic with u was absolutely awsome one of the best crowd reactions ive seen in Breathe.

I didn't say that they arnent popular or nice people, stop twisting it.

I just read what i put :doh:

i didnt mean it like u said they werent nice ;) im just a bit fcuked at the moment :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Im sure they are nice people and sure South Wales would be dead for events if they did'nt have there night there.

People have got to stop taking criticism so personally, I'm not here to make C&J feel bad or ruin there careers/reputation etc.

I'm just another anorak who'a always got something to say, too many people are too quick to jump on my back with a knife to my throat because I say I don't think what they do is good.

End of...this convo bored me a long time ago.

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Originally Posted by ~cheeky~

bloody hell what a thread :shock:

well i havent heard the cd and i dont know much about hardstyle but what i will say is the guys are very brave to play their style of music in london at hard dance events.
its not everyones cup of tea but gives clubbers an idea of what else there is on offer.

i think if some of you hardstyle peeps have such a problem with cally & juice instead of slagging them off go and make the effort to have a chat with them and tell them your feelings on this subject.
they are nice guys and im sure they will listen to your opinions.

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compltley agree there.

they are the nicest guys to talk to. they are really sound!!! like a few of you have said on here i dont like all there style but there r lots of tracks i do like.

they always play a variety of music. IMO they always adapt to the night. for example last friday was basically a hardstyle night at breathe. and i loved them they were BANGING!!! when technoboy played i loved them aswell AWSUM.

but b4 they had loads of hardhouse DJ's in evo, cant remember the names of the djs but they were hardhouse and i didnt really like them cos im not into hardhouse. but they always adapt to the style of the night. which IMO i think is really good.

well done i say!!