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Member Since: Oct 16, 2002 Rank: 75 Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 1 votes) Rated 7 releases, average: 4.57 Location: London, UK Profile: In the process of selling some of my techno and hardcore records. If you're interested in anything from those genres feel free to get in touch. I'm NOT selling any of my old skool hardcore records, so if it's from 1989-1995 don't bother asking me ;) Trustworthy people I have dealt with: Janzuh (Patrick Jansen) djleo sergitoz Sulphuric Acid Vinc_666 ifrix | |
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Mystic & Fire / Eye On Life - True Luv (Remix) / Pumpin' It Up - 22-Jul-06 09:41 AM
Think hardcore's all noise and no emotion? Then you need to hear this record. The remix of True Love is one of the greatest tracks to come out of this genre - frantic beats offset with meloncholic but beautiful pads, a tinkling piano line and twisted mentasm stabs. Undoubtedly Hectic's finest moment, and why Mystic & Fire didn't have a much greater output I'd love to know. This one would feature in my top 5 hardcore tracks of all time...
Shades Of Rhythm - The Sound Of Eden (Every Time I See Her) - 31-May-06 07:06 PM
While Sound Of Eden is okay, it doesn't particularly stand out for me amongst any other "rave-lite" tunes from that era. The real beast on this EP is Armageddon, a screaming monster of a tune that truly causes your bones to shake. Take the stab from T99's Anasthasia, warp it to make it sound even more horrible, lay some massive breakbeats on top and you've got a tune that still causes people to stop what they're doing and get that "what the hell is THIS?!" look on their faces.
Rozzer's Dog - Serious Mind Fuck - 01-May-06 11:17 PM
The original...well the original's not bad. A classic in its time, but Geezer rips the heart out of the track and starts all over again. It's got that standard Geezer percussion but for some reason has that extra edge to it that his RAW releases don't. Then it gets halfway through and it all gets very mad indeed. The aural equivalent of a nervous breakdown, and maybe one of Guy McAffer's best productions.
Dragon Fly - Visions Of Rage - 22-Apr-06 08:52 AM
Proof that you can have a track that's simple yet devastating on the dancefloor. A basic 4/4 groove and a simple stab over the top is pretty much all that makes up this tune, yet it just balances so well that you can't help but move to it. A timeless track, and one that still ranks as one of my favourites today.
M.A.D. (2) - M-A-D EP Vol 1 - 18-Jan-06 01:33 PM
One of those EPs which seems to have got lost in the mists of time and you really can't work out how. Well worth grabbing if you find a copy. The beats are ruff, the bass is full and the riffs are simple but seriously effective. The Dead in particular is the sort of tune you'd lose yourself on the dancefloor to at 3 in the morning...
