Great Video!

WHERE IS ATARI TEENAGE RIOT!!!

That Greenday thing was pure STILTON 😢....at least it was a bootleg....and we're back to PROPER hardtek!!! YAAAAASSSSS!!!!! 👌🫨😵‍💫🫨😵‍💫🫨😵‍💫

I do wish we could hit it back to Atari Teenage Riot but I played at Frenchtek (and a load of the other Technivals/raves) from 2003-2017ish. Always rude af! Thank you for drawing attention to how important French hardtek is in the development of electronic music. It was a truly beautiful time of my life...just started playing out again...now im sober. Why do you need drugs with this kind of music?!? 😂

Those new "Early hardcore" all sounds the same to me.

Sehr Geil gemacht von dir, Danke dafür. Magst du nicht noch eine Serie in deutscher Sprache machen? Meine Kids würden sich sicher freuen.

Sehr Cool, Danke!!

Great job, I loved this. Would be a good way to explain to friends & family so they can wrap their head around what im off to do on the weekends lmao. But I'll not try to have them understand

The 'early hardcore' sound is for many people a nostalgic throwback to the vibes of the '90s. Simpler times, goofing around with your friends, crate digging in record shops, experiment with upcoming technology, quality drugs (ehm, so they say, ahum) and universalist mentality. Now for my tastes in te broad spectrum that is loosely defined as 'Hardcore': *Early hardcore, great fun and for the vibe I mentioned above *Industrial hardcore, bit slower BPM which creates more impact if that makes sense. I also enjoy a lot of breaks to shake things up. Some metal snares also get me going. (PRPSCT rec, Genosha, Mindustries,... * Acidcore, what can I say. I love 303's and the squelching brain-melting sounds. Deep kick drums, amen break drum loops, eerie samples for ethereal dancing. (Narcosis, PureAnalog) Not a fan of Terror and Speedcore. I appreciate pioneers as Drokz, Akira,... and I get the appeal but it's not for me. Peace out and take care! HAKKEN

4 to the floor beat is meh

1:50 Nu-style is the pitched kick hardstyle so basically most of the hardstyle since 2006

1:39 more like 2004-2012 that's when the jumpstyle was the most popular

lol

Satan i no way has ever made anything that resembles the term 'industrial hardcore'

This is what festivals think is industrial hardcore

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This is awesome. Thanks heaps

old school rave best i still play on raves

I learned the front step from your video a few weeks ago and gotten pretty good at it, but this looks so much harder

everything our generation again

Thisbhas nothing to do with early hardstyle

Hello Mindprinter, I already saw most of your videos about the different hardcore types and I just want to say thanks for the whole work you've put into the videos. It really helped to give me a good foundation to find new more underground hardcore stuff and not only the stuff people play at the big festivals. In dem Sinne Grüße aus Frankfurt :D

Not gonna lie, but I seriously wouldn't have been surprised if an Angerfist track made the list here. If you told me 20 years ago that hard dance / hard style was gonna be the saviour of hardcore, I would have asked what you were smoking and could I get some too?

What a well put together video you have here my friend, definitely early gabber/early hardcore is my fav by far!

First: Thankfully forgot to mention a lot of shitty mainstream from the last 6-7years. (Not as sweet the taste of Hardcore scene as the video are showed. I'm mean not all for everyone.) Second: Mentioning DJ Ruffneck only for a fraction is... i don't have words for that. I know there are a lot of DJ's and producers, they cannot fit into 22 minute of course. But Ruffneck also is a very BIG name from very early on. Whatever.

sehr interessant!

Exstazzuii

I always wondered why rawstyle (d)evolved into pussystyle. If only i had known it just changed its name i wouldn't have wasted all that time looking for good kicks that sounded more than just an angsty teen kicking his 8-bit console like mom isn't watching.

Can I lick this shoes ?

I WAS BORN TOO LATE FOR THIS SHIT FUUUCK

I missed the Hands Up / Dancecore genre. Can you please make a video about this as well? This would be really nice 😉

Ich gebe auf 😭😂

Thank God a tutorial that isn't 20 minutes long 😭

Did you just say 3SA is happy hardcore? 😂😂😂

No Rob Gee, Paul Elstak or Neophyte? 😞

Muhhh terror 🤣

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Early and classic is the best. Blademasters one blade is a favorite :D

Im Moment mein absolutes Lieblingslied ❤ [ERSTER 🤜🏻🤛🏻]

I grew up with house music ,deep house , and hard house!!

I both like and dislike hardcore. I both like and dislike tracks across many styles, but I tend to prefer the somewhat slower styles (135 - 150BPM or so I guess) I don't really like when it becomes too aggressive or too soft.. But what I dislike most is when it becomes too repetitive. It's too simple and boring to just have a kick drum, high hat, some bass pad or lead, some synth chord, repeat that a few hundred times and call it music. I want to hear some interesting synth melodies, trancy/dreamy vocals, sound effects, etc.. I would even experiment with some guitar melodies. Why not? Go crazy and creative man. It's a form of art after all. I wonder if a combination with some infected mushroom and trancy effects like psytrance or classic goa could work well but I think the difficulty is that it may start to sound messy.. One track I liked for instance is Juggernaut - Ruffneck rules da artcore scene. What I would like a lot is if it has some prodigy or scooter influences. Another track I liked a lot was on a Ruffneck presents Raver's Night compilation album: Wasting program - Tell me what you find. And one other track was in christmas style. I think it was on a thunderdome christmas edition album. I remember it contained a lot of samples from the movie Home Alone but I lost it and have never been able to find it afterwards. I left the scene a bit after I attended the second Defqon 1 festival, which according to my friend seemed more like a drugs convention than a music festival. Beside that it was not a nice atmosphere and frekking cold as well so my friend and I left early and never returned which is a shame because the first defqon 1 festival was quite nice.

For me, the oldschool Hardcore and the early Gabberscene is the best. I love PCP Frankfurt, DJ Dano, Dreamteam, Laurent Ho, Rotterdam Terror Corps, Lady Dana, Gizmo and the Darkraver, Paul Elstak, Neophyte and many more from the good old times ❤ But Hardcore will never die 🤩

I am a 42 guy that lived hardcore era from 1997-98 to 2007. Regarding Millenium sound, much respect to all the producers that propose the sound of those unforgettable years in dedicated sets/areas in the current parties. Enzyme for me was the best of the best (Nosferatu, Endymion, Ophidian, Meagashira...) but also Promo, Angerfist, Dione, and the italians like Noize Suppressor, AOF, Tommyknocker, Dj D and many others created many dancefloor killers. Great video, much respect from Italy!

Dad?

How about Mr Kirk’s nightmare - 4 Hero’s and Origin Unknown - Valley of the shadows, now I would file them under Darkcore… they were the tunes that got played at 4am to weird people out 😂 I love my 91 / 92 UK hardcore / jungle still to this day 👍🏻

2015-2019 is my favourite era of uptempo genre

Unfortunately, in Flanders (Belgium) I saw it generally as an extreme-right or even fascist movement, many of the gabbers even using the Hitler-salute while "hakken".

Cool video, well made, thank you for your effort.

"united hardcore against racism and fascism" cringe

hard to learn for a 53 year old tekkno grandpa, but fun