craP_cillA @ Global Space Odyssey 2012
Speedcore TerrorRated by: kogeki
Tracklist
01. Nargaroth - Outro (Intro)02. DJ Narotic & Nevermind - Believe [Industrial Strength Records – ISRDIGI 008] "2011"
03. Da Noize Maker - Technologic [Noize Masters Recordings – NM-CD001] "2010"
04. Darkfreak - Extrem Chillout
05. Qualkommando - Cuntface Remix [Hate System – TT 166] "2001"
06. The Destroyer - Total Hate [D-Boy Black Label – DB 051] "1997"
07. Syndicate - Face Down, Arse Up! [Bloody Fist Records – FIST06] "1996"
08. LK-47 - The Law Of The Jungle [Viral Conspiracy Records – VC028] "2011"
09. Jealousy - Jumby [FREE http://soundcloud.com/shpjealousy]
10. T-Junkie - HGW Bei Nacht (Terrorbunny Remix) [MindNepping Records – MNR09] "2009"
11. Nevermind - Lucky Star [Viral Conspiracy Records – VC055.2] "2012"
12. Jealousy - Pan [Viral Conspiracy Records – VC011] "2011"
13. ANC - Killed By A Girl [Hate System – TT 026] "2000"
14. Tense - Sexy Commando [Viral Conspiracy Records – VC055.2] "2012"
15. The Untitled - I Hate Games
16. Deadlock - Speedfuck [Hate System – TT 039] "2000"
17. Mordtrupp - R-Morden [Hate System – TT 157] "2001"
18. Nevermind - Wakin' Up Obsolete [Blast Beat – 01] "2006"
19. ANC - Die Totale Vernichtung [Hate System – TT 036] "2000"
20. Sadistician - When It's Cold, And When It's Dark [Viral Conspiracy Records – VC043] "2012"
21. ANC - Terrorklänge [Hate System – TT 050] "2000"
22. Desorder - The Fusion [Hate System – TT 153] "2001"
23. HateWire vs. Crazy2nr - Retarded & Penetrating Everything [Rigormortis Records – RIGORDIGI01] "2011"
24. The M.S.P. - Rosanna [Extreme Sound Forum – ESF01] "2011"
On 04-08-2012 13:18:14, Bedlam wrote:
Speaking on his behalf he only wishes that you had something to reciprocate to him in return.
any suggestions?
Bedlam -
The reciprocate he was meaning was an upload from you that he would like. You just have to look and learn how to use a search engine properly to find things that are a bit different sometimes. That entails having the knowledge in the first place of what you think is good music. In his case hardcore. Saying that the guy has an advantage having lived through the start of electronic music. He was brought up listening to Karlheinz Staukhausen (first early electronic pioneer), Kraftwerk, Can, etc... Big George Clinton and Bootsy Collins fan also then. He went through listening to Chicago House Music, Chicago Acid Trax, Deroit Techno etc in the eighties. Also in the UK people like Clock DVA, Cabaret Voltaire, Throbbing Gristle (Genesis P-Orridge) etc... in the eighties. Acid House, Psychic TV (Genesis P-Orridge) in their Acid phase. Belgian New Beat, German Techno in the eighties. Early techno 90's stuff like Master Techno, Techno Grooves, CJ Bolland and other R & S artists. Early Rotterdam stuff Hit House, Rotterdam Records, Def Con etc.. Going on now PCP, C-Tank etc. Gave up on the Rotterdam stuff about 95 as Happy Hardcore became its theme. Hangars Liquides, Toth Records, Seven Records, Bloody Fist etc late 90's. Met up with Simon Underground, Spliff Monk, Max Death, Mark N late 90's.
Still keeps on going usually looking for stuff that is more avant-garde. Getting more into Industrial Noisy Experimental Breakcore stuff in his old age. And I am sorry for that rant, but we are not even scraping the surface of the guys music history. Does that help you. Probably not. But what I am trying to say without trying to sound like a smart arse, he just has life experience relating around music. He also lived in London in the late 70's, went through the early punk scene and also was a big reggae fan. Lee Perry one of his heroes, along with King Tubby. Can't forget to mention Adrian Sherwood from London and the On-U-Sound system. Big Mark Stewart (The Mafia/Pop Music) fan, Tack Head, Dub Syndicate etc... Just got in to this side of music using the Internet in the last five years. Has some record collection and might pull it out again in the future to mix something a bit different for people to listen to. Stopped buying records after 40 years plus about five years ago, and now has no immediate access to his collection so relies on memory which is not that great. Especially when trying to make up tracklists. And last but not least big fan of Venus Hardkore & Dj Rom on here. Respect to PatrickG88 as well. Must mention also Alptraum, Blasphemie, Dj Fon Plaz and Le Kankrelune from the other website.
Please excuse my rants at times, I am generally not a rude person but sometimes I just go of on on one. Thanks also you for your time to help run this website.
Still keeps on going usually looking for stuff that is more avant-garde. Getting more into Industrial Noisy Experimental Breakcore stuff in his old age. And I am sorry for that rant, but we are not even scraping the surface of the guys music history. Does that help you. Probably not. But what I am trying to say without trying to sound like a smart arse, he just has life experience relating around music. He also lived in London in the late 70's, went through the early punk scene and also was a big reggae fan. Lee Perry one of his heroes, along with King Tubby. Can't forget to mention Adrian Sherwood from London and the On-U-Sound system. Big Mark Stewart (The Mafia/Pop Music) fan, Tack Head, Dub Syndicate etc... Just got in to this side of music using the Internet in the last five years. Has some record collection and might pull it out again in the future to mix something a bit different for people to listen to. Stopped buying records after 40 years plus about five years ago, and now has no immediate access to his collection so relies on memory which is not that great. Especially when trying to make up tracklists. And last but not least big fan of Venus Hardkore & Dj Rom on here. Respect to PatrickG88 as well. Must mention also Alptraum, Blasphemie, Dj Fon Plaz and Le Kankrelune from the other website.
Please excuse my rants at times, I am generally not a rude person but sometimes I just go of on on one. Thanks also you for your time to help run this website.
Edited by Bedlam on 04-08-2012 23:25
thank you 
Speaking on his behalf he only wishes that you had something to reciprocate to him in return. But he oly sees clones of what he has already uploaded to another website. Can't say the name as that would be advertising lol. Though he freely puts links to direct users to isb.eu as a compliment!
And when it comes to ones like 'Psychopath @ Brutal Gabba Chud Mix Part. 1' that you borrowed recently from the website he put it on. 63 tracks and not just a straight forward case of cut and paste! Gets the right labels for untitled ones, or the right mix versions for tunes when they were not already mentioned etc etc etc... And bye the bye he could have put them here is the first place!
And not to forget the other stuff he puts up in 'Alternative Downloads You Can Listen To,' which is for everybody on the planet to take advantage of. As you know that part of the website is accesible for non registered users as a lot of it ends up here.