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  1. 03-04-2003, 08:48 PM #1
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    that you like mixing in to up the bpms...?

    i just bought Space off future groove...wicked :D
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    Phuture's 'Slam' never leaves my crates.
    Then again I consider that mentally deep house")

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  3. 03-04-2003, 10:20 PM #3
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    it's probably not really hard house but Ludovic Navarre (St Germain) Blanc EP I can't remember what the track is called a building, acidic kind of ambient thing

    Also the Mood 11 Swing dub of BT - Remember, I guess this is really just house and not you know, er, hard house, right?
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    i'm just talking stuff that moves the dancefloor, really. 'hard house' as people know it, with its cheesy basslines and annoying tunes kinda sucks.
  5. 03-04-2003, 11:40 PM #5
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    everyone has their own interpretation of what "Hard" is,
    I just like what sounds good to me.
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    "[QUOTE]Originally posted by Grant Beige:
    [QB]it's probably not really hard house but Ludovic Navarre (St Germain) Blanc EP I can't remember what the track is called a building, acidic kind of ambient thing"

    I guess you're talking about Nuages ep, produced by Shazz and Ludovic Navarre...
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    None all are alot of shite

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  8. 03-05-2003, 06:34 AM #8
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    Originally posted by CRAIG HUGHES:
    None all are alot of shite

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    Originally posted by CRAIG HUGHES:
    None all are alot of shite

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    Thomas Bangalter "Togther"
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    Together - Thomas Bangalter - Your having a laugh what alot of cheesy crap. If pushed on harder house I like the stuff on Z records.

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  11. 03-05-2003, 07:23 AM #11
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    Underwater from DJ Gregory's On The Raw EP, there was a lot of sleepers on this one, it's LLV fave and never leaves my box...

    Hard, housey, trippy and a real step up record.

    Just right for dusting away the Jazz Noodling and lounge element !!!
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    Originally posted by CRAIG HUGHES:
    Together - Thomas Bangalter - Your having a laugh what alot of cheesy crap. If pushed on harder house I like the stuff on Z records.

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    Whether you like it or not, Together isn't chessy at all. It is actually a pretty intense record with a very underground sound to it. Just because it became overplayed doesn't make it bad or cheesy. I've heard many DJ's such as Vega, Spen etc play it. However, they're are not bothered about liking something to look cool in the record shop. You on the other hand are obviously someone who has something to prove by being into the deep/soulful type music rather actually truly liking or understanding it.

    Harder house, Z Records? What are you on about mate?
    As the great Sun Ra once said \"If you beleive in your own inner power you will rise about the others around you and get the whole Nu Groove back catalouge free of charge\" Now, that is deep!
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    To me "Hard House" consists of the productions that Kenny Dope and Todd Terry produced inthe early ninetes. This also includes the Wild Pitch sound coming from DJ Pierre, Roy Davis Jr, Danell Dixon, and Felix the House Cat. Most recently the early works of Daft Punk and the Basement Jaxx.

    The Untouchables "Dance to the Rhythm"
    Most of Todd Terry's productions under the names Sound Design, SAX and Black Riot
    DJ Pierre "Atom Bomb", "Sound Blaster", "Motherf_cker come here", "Have a Blast"
    Bassment Jaxx "FLy Life", "Star"
    I:Cube "Discocubism"
    Gabrielle "Forget about the World" Daft Punk remix
    Daft Punk "Musique"

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  14. 03-05-2003, 10:08 AM #14
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    Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
    The Untouchables "Dance to the Rhythm"
    Remember "Yeah, C'mon"? That was a deeply tweaked tune.
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    Originally posted by der geile hund:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
    The Untouchables "Dance to the Rhythm"
    Remember "Yeah, C'mon"? That was a deeply tweaked tune.</font>[/QUOTE]Thank you for posting that title, the song was in my head while writing my reply but I couldn't think of the title.

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  16. 03-05-2003, 10:10 AM #16
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    Originally posted by CRAIG HUGHES:
    Together - Thomas Bangalter - Your having a laugh what alot of cheesy crap. If pushed on harder house I like the stuff on Z records.

    cRaiG...
    it's not as bad as the new one he has out, wow what drivel, still together is slight catchy bit repetitive mind.....

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