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Warnman
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Germany
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 Posted - 2021/12/12 : 03:50:50
Of course I keep on listening to the very old HHC and the old UKH classics that I am used to! I found myself listening to some music of the 80's (mostly Synthie Pop, NRG, Acid House, German Rock Music and Symphonic Metal as well. I really would like to know how the Goa-rave-scene has developed!
I am very curious to which kind of music you are actually listening today! 
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warped_candykid
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United States
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Posted - 2021/12/12 : 15:56:55
Hard Techno
Nitzhonot
Italo Disco
Eurobeat
Hard House
Dark Psytrance
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trippnface
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United States
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Posted - 2021/12/12 : 21:00:32
dnb and psytrance, mostly full on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lnghxqkGz0
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Warnman
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Germany
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Posted - 2021/12/14 : 00:51:29
Yeah, Frenchcore always has always made me more curious rather than Industrial Hardcore although both subgenres are pretty close together! Once someone in this Forum presented a Tekkno-track, which was awesome as well. Even the Speedcore track SFOB indroduces made me shiver, although this genre is out of my focus.
Of course I have been confrontated to Psytrance at Goa raves, but usually it was more the classical origin rather than the Darkpsy to which this genre has more and more developed to. I never got fancy about it; espeacially after noticing that when usually totally drugged up people try to dance to it and it turned to out to be a freaking nightmare and they obviously are not aware about what they are doing. I tolerate if people out there want do do drugs, but at least they should know their limit! But those people, who don't know it, are the ones that give such a negative feedback to others, who not or only patially participate at the rave scene.
Italo Disco reminds me to my childhood, when Italian songs became a fashion in Germany for a few years.
Hardhouse is nice, but I do prefer Progressive House and Acid House instead.
D'n'B hasn't been my thing, after both scenes obviously split up, but I really love the tracks that artists like The Panacea publishes, beacuse it completely reminds me of the Breakbeat root of Hardcore. When I joined this forum I'd never even thought about to listen to such kind of tracks, but after listening to Breakbeat Hardcore I got a little bit carried away and understand why this root certainley cannot be denied. CLSM, Wizbeat & Ponder, Cube::Hard and others are artists that rush through my mind right away! Of course there are others as well, which I have forgotten to mention in this thread!
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Samination
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Sweden
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Posted - 2022/01/16 : 17:40:08
Predominantly these genres:
Epic, Power or Symphonic Metal
Some Speed Metal and Rock Opera
Video Game Music, mostly fast paced ones.
Royksopp, Jean-Michel Jarre and Mike Oldfield
View my last.fm for a better overview: https://www.last.fm/user/djsamination
And before you ask about the Happy Hardcore list under my playlist. It has to been an autogenerated one, as I haven't even heard half of the songs listed on it
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Samination
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Posted - 2022/01/16 : 18:42:15
tbh, you dont need to rave to listen to Hardcore. I didnt go to my first rave until I was 26, and by that time I had listened to Hardcore for 6 years.
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DJ_FunDaBounce
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Colombia
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Joined: Nov, 2001
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Posted - 2022/01/16 : 19:09:46
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Originally posted by Samination:
tbh, you dont need to rave to listen to Hardcore. I didnt go to my first rave until I was 26, and by that time I had listened to Hardcore for 6 years.
True. That's like saying you need to play guitar in order to listen to metal. I will say one thing though that I feel applies to both "playing guitar" - "Raving", and that is that it sure does change one's perspective on it if you've done it.
One of my reasons for going to my first rave was that I was very eager to hear what the music I'd been listening to sounded like at concert-like levels.
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Smoogie
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2022/01/17 : 22:33:48
Hard House. Strictly Hard House.
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Bring Me Round To Love
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2022/01/23 : 18:29:42
Synthwave/Retrowave
Vaporwave
Chillwave
Future Funk
Boogie Funk
City Pop
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