03-02-'11 Darklime @ Best Of Dwarf Records Mix

piano rolls
bouncy basslines
breakbeats
plenty of female vocals
classic "rave" sounds

total: YES

On 04-02-2011 00:48:18, darklime.carnage wrote:

"Old-Skool aka Breakbeat hardcore - This retrospective term is usually reserved for tracks produced in the early 90's, a large period of growth for hardcore. Lots of piano rolls, bouncy basslines, breakbeats, plenty of female vocals and classic "rave" sounds are some of the defining characteristics of this subgenre."

it is

All nice and cozy... first you say 95 - 98.. and now it's early 90's. I do agree with the oldschool, but in general this mix is early hc.. I do not care what there is written, i just want mixes to match on this website. And this mix matched Early Hardcore.. nothing personal

it fit both,that's it

On 04-02-2011 00:54:43, darklime.carnage wrote:

it fit both,that's it

its your mix

btw.. listen to some sets which only got the Oldschool tag http://lsdb.eu/list/genre/27.html

On 04-02-2011 01:01:30, hardcorerepublic wrote:

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its your mix

btw.. listen to some sets which only got the Oldschool tag http://lsdb.eu/list/genre/27.html

they have no tracklists

On 04-02-2011 01:02:52, darklime.carnage wrote:

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they have no tracklists

I SAID LISTEN

you changed your vote

On 04-02-2011 12:31:39, darklime.carnage wrote:

you changed your vote

Well spotted... You would have got a plus if the mix was longer.. First I chose the golfball to mark as interesting... Than I made it green, in order to stimulate a good conversation... and when the conversation ended I changed it back to golfball.

So I like the mix, but its just to short.. It's more kind of a teaser in my opinion..
Correct me if i'm wrong but you have a tendency to make all your mixes short (~23 to ~30 min). I prefer long mixes.. sorry

i make all durations
btw now i know what you mean by "oldschool",you use this term for "house classic"

On 04-02-2011 18:50:15, darklime.carnage wrote:

i make all durations
btw now i know what you mean by "oldschool",you use this term for "house classic"

would love to hear a 60+min version of this mix

no oldschool in here, only early-Hardcore/Gabber classics

hem...

First genre: EHC
Second genre: OLD

or... only EHC

On 04-02-2011 19:08:42, hardcorerepublic wrote:

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would love to hear a 60+min version of this mix

"Mixed digitally using WEB's Only"
if i'd used vinyl rips,it could be possible,but i don't use them loooong time ago,don't nag about durations,better a shorter good quality tracks mix,then 1 hour of crap mixing & bad quality tracks (even using rips)

enough said..

Changed it again

..now its time to listen.

On 04-02-2011 19:20:59, Morango wrote:

no oldschool in here, only early-Hardcore/Gabber classics

On 04-02-2011 19:30:44, PatrickG88 wrote:

hem...

First genre: EHC
Second genre: OLD

or... only EHC

decide yourself for yourself

oldschool is to 88-92 house/techno/rave/... took as example the "Thunderdome CDs", starting at 1993 for what is Early Hardcore.

On 04-02-2011 18:50:15, darklime.carnage wrote:

i make all durations
btw now i know what you mean by "oldschool",you use this term for "house classic"

i think "Oldschool" is the best global definition for old dance music.
"House classics" seems to be a forced definition from Q-Dance event... not really correct, but it's a event of Oldschool classics + Early Hardcore.
There's also the Fresh FM radioshow "Hardhouse Generation" ... playing Hardstyle, Hardcore and sometimes Early stuff. And you can ask is Hardstyle hard house music?

On 04-02-2011 19:47:25, Morango wrote:

oldschool is to 88-92 house/techno/rave/... took as example the "Thunderdome CDs", starting at 1993 for what is Early Hardcore.

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agree... there is an overlap off course.
words like Oldschool and Old Skool are confuzing too.

i'm tired of it i''m outta here

On 04-02-2011 20:11:40, darklime.carnage wrote:

i'm tired of it i''m outta here

hahaha..

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