whats everyones opinion on this???????
im undecided on this coz i reckon its a good(ish) tune but im not too sure on the vocal tho
i recon it would be a good crowd pleaser ;)
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whats everyones opinion on this???????
im undecided on this coz i reckon its a good(ish) tune but im not too sure on the vocal tho
i recon it would be a good crowd pleaser ;)
One random pop song vocal + one hardstyle bassline :roll:
yer i know now :lol: i was 1/2 way through listenin to the sample an when i clicked submit i realised jus how shit it is :doh: :lol:
Not even going to bother listening to this.
yer don bother :lol:
you know you will dance to it at 4am tho..... thats why its in my box, coz people will enjoy it :shock:
not a bad tune, nice to be thrown in every now and again not really a tune to be cained
i normally stay away from discussing such things but i feel i must comment. doesnt this totally defeat the point of hardstyle (even more so then a lot of producers have allready acheived or should i say under acheived)
ok hardstyle, a genre to redfeine hard underground dance music, originally marked as a rebellion against commercialism and a new look into hard and dark electronic dance music ...and they take a sampled bassline and stick a commercial pop singers voice over the top from a mediocre mainstream chart release....why not go the whole hog and get the scouse house bootlegs playing. surely this isnt hardstyle, surely you people wouldnt accept this as a example of the genre and were its evolved to over the past few years. i mean come on ignore this shit or i guarantee itll be all thats left.
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Originally Posted by piginabush
this tune is bad :shock: real bad :shock:
i cant belive people will actualy buy and play tunes like this , its as bad as the tune posted the other day by cally and juice imo , producers need to sort it out stop sampling each others basslines kicks and ripping comercial tunes off and come up with some fresh sounds and ideas :clap: :clap: unless this happens prity soon hardstyle is gonna end up in the boat as hardhouse :neutral: :doh:
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Originally Posted by EmotionComplex
Thats the point m8, now its getting more popular people are using more shit commercial influences in there songs to get them known but the commercial side of people who might be into the style.
just the same with any genre. when they get bigger & become more popular then get targeted buy ****ers who just want to make some money, & its songs like this that r giving hardstyle its bad name :evil: .
soon as hardcore (happy) started getting bigger raverbaby come out, there songs are very happy, u might be into them or not, but its almost the same thing. nukleus black who released 1 or 2 decent tunes imo, now r releasing gash to get some ££££ in there pockets . ****ERS
Unfortunately, of late...
Hardstyle = Scouse House
Thats why i have stopped buying it....
innit mate i cant belive that hardstyle has come to this :oops:Quote:
Originally Posted by IQ
Im sorry but I have to disagree.....
by having a tune like Get this party started or the Hard Bass Remix of Milkshake in your box doesnt make you a "cheesy" dj or even show the imminent demise of Hardstyle
Mangafish posted that he went to a Hardstyle night and couldnt get away with the repetitive bassline all night long, so surely having something a little different in your box breaks this monotony??
If you have a box full of tunes with the "same old" hardstyle bassline then people are going to get bored, but throw in something a little different (even if it does have a "chart tune" lyric) and it keeps people a little more interested in your set...... even if the Hardstyle "purist" cant stand it, the ordinary punters who go out to have a good laugh with their mates and dance their asses off will love it
:cool: :cool: :cool:
this would have been a good discussion for the " Crowd Pleasers " thread ;)
Id agree that its good to throw different things in a set but the tunes you referred to arent different at all they've both got that 'same old hardstyle bassline'Quote:
Originally Posted by piginabush
tell u wot, the beverly hills tune rocks :twisted:
yeah, suppose I worded that wrong, I think what I meant was throw something different in there that is not the same as the rest of your set has been/is going to be :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshimitsu
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Fun light crowd pleasing tracks can be done well though, and when they are I agree it's fine to play them. Although i'm well aware that many people don't agree, I think the Dj Isaac bootlegs are always done in a novel way which makes them far less cheesy than just sticking a vocal of a popular chart tune over a hardstyle beat. If that isn't cheesy, what is?
I cant see what the problem is with "get the party started"???
Its not as if the vocal runs all the way through the whole track over and over and over or even as if it uses any of the rest of the original track..... it only has the main vocal in the breakdown and then there is no vocal through the whole of the track???
Im gonna stop now..... dont want to be seen as a "cheesy bootleg" Hardstyle DJ :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono:
tunes like this are just WRONG.
they are taking the piss out of hardstyle.
for me, putting in a pop sample, is the opposite of what hardstyle is all about, it tries to lower it to a commercial level where 13 year old schoolies will buy it, and cheesegrinders like cally and juice are laughin their cocks off, counting the cash while they f*ckin destroy our scene, it makes me sick. :evil:
Its just the fact that they couldve used any sample, but they just use this cos its guaranteed to sell. same with milkshake. i bet no hardstyle bootlegs like this have ever done badly on sales :nono: