Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 6:59 am
lol breaks is hardstyle now with big bits of trance.
melbourne shuffle lol
melbourne shuffle lol
lol. laaaaaaaaaame. LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMEnicenice wrote:Don't hate on the hardstyle.
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Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 7:01 am
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:35 am
^ 
That's hardstyle?
..his head's not even moving.
That's hardstyle?
..his head's not even moving.
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:19 pm
hahasd5 wrote:^
That's hardstyle?
..his head's not even moving.
I think it's "hard' version of Michael Flatley's River Dancing
Whip out the gabba fists and punch towards Australia
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:54 pm
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:01 pm
LOL leave it to the Germans to get anything "hard" right... well doneInvisibleMonsters wrote:
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:46 pm
Just because I refer to electro house as electro does not mean I don't know the difference between Afrika Bambaataa and Wolfgang Gartner. It's just like how some people call tribal house just tribal, or how people say fidget instead of fidget house. It's just a short hand way of saying it. I thought we all could figure out by context which "electro" I was referring toHelix [Delay] wrote:Not at all. Don't be an idiot.honey-d wrote:SemanticsHelix [Delay] wrote:Fixed.honey-d wrote:No you don't groove so much to electro house, it's not a groovy genre in that sense; rather rigid. But I like shuffling to electro house.
Haters can dance how they want
And on a side note, I don't understand how people can enjoy/dance to hardstyle, it's beyond me
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 1:02 am
I'm sorry, but that is usually not how it really works. As someone that's been doing electro for years, not to mention that this is almost a 30 year old genre with it's roots in Kraftwerk, I find that when I say electro and someone else says electro, 90% of the time we are talking about entirely different things. So, in the off chance that I get booked to play an electro DJ set and I'm playing some Satamile stuff or some MAS 2008 and people are tripping cause I'm not playing some friggin' Ed Banger or Dirtybird or whateverthefuck, then obviously we're not even talking about the same thing. So, I say label it appropriately and don't usurp the name so everybody can be educated and know what they are dealing with.honey-d wrote:
Just because I refer to electro house as electro does not mean I don't know the difference between Afrika Bambaataa and Wolfgang Gartner. It's just like how some people call tribal house just tribal, or how people say fidget instead of fidget house. It's just a short hand way of saying it. I thought we all could figure out by context which "electro" I was referring to
This whole thing started with Electroclash....
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 1:33 am
It's safe to say if you get booked for an "Electro" night they're not expecting you to turn up with 30 year old set. You know it, and they know it.mks wrote:I'm sorry, but that is usually not how it really works. As someone that's been doing electro for years, not to mention that this is almost a 30 year old genre ... So, in the off chance that I get booked to play an electro DJ set and I'm playing some Satamile stuff or some MAS 2008 and people are tripping cause I'm not playing some friggin' Ed Bangerhoney-d wrote:
Just because I refer to electro house as electro does not mean I don't know the difference between Afrika Bambaataa and Wolfgang Gartner. It's just like how some people call tribal house just tribal, or how people say fidget instead of fidget house. It's just a short hand way of saying it. I thought we all could figure out by context which "electro" I was referring to
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 1:47 am
That's like getting booked for a hip hop night and getting expected to play trance. Completely different genres mang.ketamine wrote:It's safe to say if you get booked for an "Electro" night they're not expecting you to turn up with 30 year old set. You know it, and they know it.mks wrote:I'm sorry, but that is usually not how it really works. As someone that's been doing electro for years, not to mention that this is almost a 30 year old genre ... So, in the off chance that I get booked to play an electro DJ set and I'm playing some Satamile stuff or some MAS 2008 and people are tripping cause I'm not playing some friggin' Ed Bangerhoney-d wrote:
Just because I refer to electro house as electro does not mean I don't know the difference between Afrika Bambaataa and Wolfgang Gartner. It's just like how some people call tribal house just tribal, or how people say fidget instead of fidget house. It's just a short hand way of saying it. I thought we all could figure out by context which "electro" I was referring to
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 2:02 am
Yo, I didn't say I was playing some 30 year old stuff, that is just how long electro has been around.ketamine wrote:It's safe to say if you get booked for an "Electro" night they're not expecting you to turn up with 30 year old set. You know it, and they know it.mks wrote:I'm sorry, but that is usually not how it really works. As someone that's been doing electro for years, not to mention that this is almost a 30 year old genre ... So, in the off chance that I get booked to play an electro DJ set and I'm playing some Satamile stuff or some MAS 2008 and people are tripping cause I'm not playing some friggin' Ed Bangerhoney-d wrote:
Just because I refer to electro house as electro does not mean I don't know the difference between Afrika Bambaataa and Wolfgang Gartner. It's just like how some people call tribal house just tribal, or how people say fidget instead of fidget house. It's just a short hand way of saying it. I thought we all could figure out by context which "electro" I was referring to
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 2:07 am
I can rock the shit out of some classics though... 
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 3:13 am
mks wrote:I can rock the shit out of some classics though...
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 12:21 pm
People actually dance like that?
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 8:48 am
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:50 pm
But I know half the people on these forums that would jump down someones throat for calling dubstep, dub. Just the way it goes!honey-d wrote:Just because I refer to electro house as electro does not mean I don't know the difference between Afrika Bambaataa and Wolfgang Gartner. It's just like how some people call tribal house just tribal, or how people say fidget instead of fidget house. It's just a short hand way of saying it. I thought we all could figure out by context which "electro" I was referring toHelix [Delay] wrote:Not at all. Don't be an idiot.honey-d wrote:SemanticsHelix [Delay] wrote:Fixed.honey-d wrote:No you don't groove so much to electro house, it's not a groovy genre in that sense; rather rigid. But I like shuffling to electro house.
Haters can dance how they want
And on a side note, I don't understand how people can enjoy/dance to hardstyle, it's beyond me
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 4:53 am
hardstyle is so funny
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:03 am
Lol, classic twat punch gully smack ish.
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:10 am
finji wrote:Hardstyle lol
Re: Hardstyle
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:16 am
its like brostep its fucking retarded