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On 18-07-2009 20:13:13, D-Mind wrote:

Maybe sometime in the future Nu-style?

No way, its just Hardstyle, to tell the truth we should really get rid of the Early Hardstyle & Early Hardcore genre's because in the end Early Hardstyle is Hardstyle & Early Hardcore is Hardcore.

Anyone who knows Hardstyle or Hardcore can tell from the tracklist if its early stuff or newer stuff.

& if there's not a tracklist, it will be from a actual DJ who's played on the radio or at a festival / club & if you like that DJ you will download it anyway.

(very) early hardstyle and today's are very different

AVIOstyle

cuz Alphaverb said that his kind of hardstyle was different so his label is just for him and Intractable One.

On 22-07-2009 15:18:38, Jro_ wrote:

AVIOstyle

cuz Alphaverb said that his kind of hardstyle was different so his label is just for him and Intractable One.

And Low-E & Alter Egosz

On 22-07-2009 15:19:45, Dakpan wrote:

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And Low-E & Alter Egosz

IKWEEEETT, So he lied

On 22-07-2009 15:20:15, Jro_ wrote:

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IKWEEEETT, So he lied

Wat gaan we er aan doen

On 22-07-2009 15:20:42, Dakpan wrote:

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Wat gaan we er aan doen

Tag AVIO style

On 19-07-2009 14:16:21, Jatoch wrote:

Jungle

On 22-07-2009 15:22:14, forde1690 wrote:

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Explain the jungle genre please?

On 22-07-2009 15:15:44, Pithune wrote:

(very) early hardstyle and today's are very different

It's still Hardstyle

what about a section for bedroom djs because there is some pretty poorly mixed sets in some sections wud be better if bedroom/virtualDJs were kept seperate

On 22-07-2009 15:27:20, Loony wrote:

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It's still Hardstyle

you can't compare soft hardtrancy tracks & sweet techno'ish lines with tracks which even tries to bang harder then early hardcore

it's too big difference.
i recon 2003-2005 under '(midyears-) hardstyle' though, same as hardstyle

1997-2002 is real early.

Oldschool Jungle is the name given to a style of electronic music that incorporates influences from genres including breakbeat hardcore, techno, rare groove and reggae/dub/dancehall. There is significant debate as to whether Jungle is a separate genre from Drum and Bass as some use the terms interchangeably. Drum and Bass started to separate musically from Jungle in the mid to late 1990s, in which there is a fuzzy period where it is harder to distinguish the difference between the two genres. There is much politics attached to labeling different tracks as a specific genre.

or when hardcore went 1 way 4 beats and drum and bass/jungle went the other

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBeMo4uOnbI

On 22-07-2009 15:38:09, forde1690 wrote:

Oldschool Jungle is the name given to a style of electronic music that incorporates influences from genres including breakbeat hardcore, techno, rare groove and reggae/dub/dancehall. There is significant debate as to whether Jungle is a separate genre from Drum and Bass as some use the terms interchangeably. Drum and Bass started to separate musically from Jungle in the mid to late 1990s, in which there is a fuzzy period where it is harder to distinguish the difference between the two genres. There is much politics attached to labeling different tracks as a specific genre.

or when hardcore went 1 way 4 beats and drum and bass/jungle went the other

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBeMo4uOnbI

Hmm, noise

yep that is why i said jungle

On 22-07-2009 15:22:56, Dakpan wrote:

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Explain the jungle genre please?

Jungle is UK Drum n Bass, the big and best example is this classic:

Goldie "Timeless"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgiHYrfbj18

On 22-07-2009 15:33:13, forde1690 wrote:

what about a section for bedroom djs because there is some pretty poorly mixed sets in some sections wud be better if bedroom/virtualDJs were kept seperate

idea

On 22-07-2009 15:34:33, Pithune wrote:

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you can't compare soft hardtrancy tracks & sweet techno'ish lines with tracks which even tries to bang harder then early hardcore

explain that better, its not making sense.

On 22-07-2009 15:34:33, Pithune wrote:

i recon 2003-2005 under '(midyears-) hardstyle' though, same as hardstyle

1997-2002 is real early.

1997 what the fuck???

First of all if its not Hardstyle, it can't be Early Hardstyle

You can't go back to 1997-2001 & make out like its Hardstyle when it's Hard Trance or Hard House... NAW!

I think your forgeting that those styles were here first, they have been here longer than Hardstyle & they are different from Hardstyle.

people making jungle music

On 22-07-2009 16:20:32, Loony wrote:

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1997 what the fuck???

First of all if its not Hardstyle, it can't be Early Hardstyle

You can't go back to 1997-2001 & make out like its Hardstyle when it's Hard Trance or Hard House... NAW!

I think your forgeting that those styles were here first, they have been here longer than Hardstyle & they are different from Hardstyle.

'early hardstyle' isn't really a solo genre, but more a 'taggroup' of styles which dominated around a certain time

in this case it was hardhouse, REAL hardtrance and something in the dutch/italian middle (which was named 'Hardstyle' somewhere in 2001/2002, by Q-Dance i believe)

and yes date indicates so much back, with tracks such as Modem - Gotto Connect (2000) and Tatanka - GSM (1998)