Various - Masters Of Hardcore

Label:

ID&T

Catalog#:

ID&TCOMP001/A

Format:

2 x CD, Compilation

Country:

Netherlands

Released:

1996

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Hardcore, Gabber, Happy Hardcore

Tracklist

1-01	Bass-D & King Matthew Feat. Wonderworld (2) -	Right Here Waiting	4:52
		Featuring - Wonderworld (2)
1-02	DJ Paul Elstak* -	The Power Of The Dark Side (Gabba Mix)	4:23
1-03	Marshall Masters -	Stereo Murder	4:06
1-04	Michelangelo -	Pump The Bass	4:02
1-05	Scott Brown -	Rock That Body	4:02
1-06	Ferocious -	This Jam Is Hype	4:43
1-07	Highlander -	Hardcore Paradise (DJ Norman Rmx)	4:00
		Remix - DJ Norman
1-08	Jack Speed -	Everybody Here Tonight (Bass-D & King Matthew Rmx)	4:34
		Remix - Bass-D & King Matthew
1-09	Denztrax* -	Killer On The Run	3:55
1-10	Fraenkenstein -	Hold Me	3:54
1-11	Subsonic* -	Label Evidence	3:56
1-12	Raveman -	Spaceman	3:59
1-13	Bass-D & King Matthew -	It's Magic	5:15
1-14	DJ Delirium -	Pump It!	4:33
1-15	DJ Isaac -	Dirty Bitch	4:54
1-16	Mastermind (5) -	Put It To Music	3:47
1-17	Chronotrigger -	Where's The Sound	3:58
1-18	DJ Weirdo & Guitar-Rob* -	Be A Gangster	4:53
2-01	Bodylotion -	Happy Is Voor Hobo's	4:30
2-02	J.D.A.* vs. Rob Gee -	Rock The Natas	3:34
2-03	DJ Buzz Fuzz* -	Destroyer	4:00
2-04	Bass-D & King Matthew vs. Darrien Kelly -	Put Your Hands Up	4:31
2-05	Inferno Bros. -	Slaves To The Rave	6:02
2-06	Tim B -	Pleasure And Pain	4:01
2-07	Lenny Dee -	The Dopest Thing Of My Life	4:27
2-08	DJ Gizmo -	Play My Song (DJ Norman Rmx)	4:13
		Remix - DJ Norman
2-09	Dark Raver, The -	Let It Roll (Bass-D & King Matthew Rmx)	3:58
		Remix - Bass-D & King Matthew
2-10	Rotterdam Terror Corps -	You're Dealing With...	4:32
2-11	Goliath -	Ouzo	4:28
2-12	Smile -	Everybody's Free	4:54
2-13	DJ X.D.* -	Wet Dreams	4:43
2-14	Highlander -	Ruffneck (Bass-D & King Matthew Remix)	3:56
		Remix - Bass-D & King Matthew
2-15	Silly Slickers -	Horny	3:57
2-16	DJ Skorp & Chronotrigger -	The Answer	3:49
2-17	Demoniac, The -	Kick That Shit	3:44
2-18	Mastermind (5) -	Make 'M Clap	4:30

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Review by D.Ducksie Dec 04, 2007

A bit of a stinker this one. If you bought this one (like me), you've been skipping a lot of tracks on this one.

The Gabber hype in Holland was dying down and this felt like a late cash-in by the record label. The album switches gear several times, going from very harsh gabber to almost ravelike tracks with no warning at all and it's very jarring. There are a few good songs on these discs, but you can also find them on other and better collections and you probably own them by now if you're a fan of hardcore gabber.

in conclusion: stay away.