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04-10-2007, 05:51 PM #81Ultimate Freak
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14-10-2007, 10:01 PM #82Banned
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:D:d haha you said it!
Originally Posted by wenna
wish i could have gone, there needs to be more "techno" at raves in my opinion, i reckon if they had more then they would get a few more punters in.
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14-10-2007, 10:02 PM #83Banned
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Who won anyway? uproar or helter skelter?
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15-10-2007, 12:44 AM #84BOA Lifetime Member
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more people? but what kind of argument is that? if they play gatecrasher music and make it well known, then they will fill the place a lot more because far more people in the country like that...
there is already far too much 'techno' at events like this. the hardcore scene is stale over here because so much 'techno' is being played rather than the preferred 4/4 organised chaos of hardcore techno/speedcore. there are plenty of 'techno' events all over the country for you to listen to it. why not introduce hardcore techno/speedcore at these 'techno' events. No, it won't happen, so why should the hardcore events flood their arenas with slow 'techno' music - i say this even though that very thing is happening. a hardcore event used to mean 4/4 hardcore of 200bpm - 300bpm+ industrial beats... now it means filling a room of slow minimal techno, hard house - quasi 'tech music' a bit of softer hardstyle and some of the softer stuff out of holland. It's as though people are scared to play anything above 170bpm or anything of an industrial nature. In fact, for most events, it's pathetic even to call it a 'hardcore techno' room. One can only watch the events in Germany, Holland and France and simply admire it and wonder what happened in England.
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16-10-2007, 07:32 PM #85Ultimate Freak
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scorpio, producer, dolphin are almost always on the the lineup of the bigger 'raves' but yeah would be nice to see a few more cats on it.
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17-10-2007, 08:59 AM #86BOA Lifetime Member
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the modern dolphin sets i did not hear recently...
but the producer / scorpio ones are selecting the cheese quite often...
there is some hard dutch stuff and some softer stuff and i noticed in the sets it is often the case to play this stuff...
it is unrecognisable from the laurent ho, armaguet nad, smurf & co who play the 4/4 hardcore i'm talking about...
scorpio and producer generally play their 'party gabber' as it is called...
at these main events there is no industrial. it's all 'party' stuff that fits in with the softer side of 'hard dance' as these events like to be called...
what are cats anyway? (don't say animals)
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17-10-2007, 11:58 AM #87Ultimate Freak
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thats what 85% of the crowd wants. If your doing a party for 3000 ravers in the uk your going to have to play that stuff. If your that disgruntled why dont you get your arse out to europe. Producer pretty much plays all industrial all over europe apart from the big raves here. Scorpio has always played party gabber anyway so thats nothing new. Originally Posted by phantomdj
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17-10-2007, 04:01 PM #88Ultimate Freak
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very true points in there. lukas has been dabbling in some dark/hard drum and bass also. Originally Posted by phantomdj
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