Cally & Juice - All you Bastards...

[Ashley]

Yeah you'd be better buying that one

[DJ Corbzy]

The Cally & Juice one is pure bollocks.

[Louk]

this one sounds pure bollocks too, that vocal (shudders)

Louk

[Busho]

i like both of those tunes ;)

[Hakka]

Yeah you'd be better buying that one

Yeah... I like the same one you do Ash. I just got the wrong tune from the vocal!

[hardstiler]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

[Busho]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

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well sais there dude!!!!!!!!

[Ashley]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

Yeah agreed :clap:

[Paul Nisbet]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

think Force 9 have been there and done that already tho mate, its balls imo.

[DJ Corbzy]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

think Force 9 have been there and done that already tho mate, its balls imo.

Yeah stick that one up your sampled Nukleuz release.

[Ben C]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

it give british hardstyle a bad name IMO. ive heard better tunes made by kids at school in Holland that will never see the light of day, because shite like this gets released for whatever reason.

[lulu]

i do like this tune, but much prefer technoboys version.

[Paul Nisbet]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

it give british hardstyle a bad name IMO. ive heard better tunes made by kids at school in Holland that will never see the light of day, because shite like this gets released for whatever reason.

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[DJ Corbzy]

maybe a bit of a daft vocal, but still one of the first hardstyle tracks by british producers thats kicking off everywhere - they deserve some credit for that at least!

it give british hardstyle a bad name IMO. ive heard better tunes made by kids at school in Holland that will never see the light of day, because shite like this gets released for whatever reason.

Yeah it's just that Nuke don't know the difference.

[Voorheez]

Isn't the vocal in this one of those vocals that has been used a million times before?

[sean.demaine]

Isn't the vocal in this one of those vocals that has been used a million times before?

indeed

[DJ Corbzy]

Isn't the vocal in this one of those vocals that has been used a million times before?

Oh yes.

Allllll yooou baaaastards...for some reason I know this, but it was also used in that ducktoy tune. :lol:

[Yoshimitsu]

Isn't the vocal in this one of those vocals that has been used a million times before?

Oh yes.

Allllll yooou baaaastards...for some reason I know this, but it was also used in that ducktoy tune. :lol:

properly takes the piss that does. they must've just got a random sample and named their tune after it. bollocks

[Voorheez]

The thing that I really don't understand is why people re-use vocal samples over and over again. How hard can it possibly be to record a new piece of speech? It's maybe excusable for foreigners who have a harder time speaking our language, but still quite bizarre. Surely it's not just laziness? I'm not very clued up on producing, maybe there's something I don't get?

[Yoshimitsu]

The thing that I really don't understand is why people re-use vocal samples over and over again. How hard can it possibly be to record a new piece of speech? It's maybe excusable for foreigners who have a harder time speaking our language, but still quite bizarre. Surely it's not just laziness? I'm not very clued up on producing, maybe there's something I don't get?

innit! im sure if in were a producer i could invent some well mad vocals :lol: