Sy - Slammin Vinyl 8th September 2000

[@TheRaveMusicArchive]

This set, even though, not in the main room, Kinda gave us all a feel for what was going to happen from 2000 onwards. Leaving Happy Hardcore behind and switching into 'UK Hardcore'.

[@stewartclark8760]

For the best. The happy hardocre was fucking gash.

[@AmazinglyGayPhil]

@@stewartclark8760 sadly not maybe its an age thing but after 2004 the scene became trash

[@AmazinglyGayPhil]

do you know where to find the Spencer Freeland set that followed sys set.

[@TheRaveMusicArchive]

@@stewartclark8760 That’s just your opinion.

[@stewartclark8760]

@J Lee I think it's better but not better than Dutch hardcore.

[@indianegyptianboy134]

Dj sy slammin viynl great mix

[@bobbymoor5214]

Anyone got any track ID on this set pleasee!?

[@Steventrafford]

You legend. Can I get a digital copy I can listen to on a player? Or know where I can get it from.

[@user-om3ii7xc3w]

Hardcore's darkest day - Year 2000

[@Hydro2oo9]

45:00 What's that tune called mate? I know it's but I can't think of it and it's bugging me.

[@ITFNxSToNeDx]

@@Hydro2oo9 The Collective - Kick It

[@Hydro2oo9]

@@ITFNxSToNeDx Nice one mate, you're a legend. If I knew you personally, I'd get you a pint for that!

[@bigbadryster]

Darkest day? 2000 and 2001 were great years for fabulous music from a handful of producers. It was the transition to raverbaby etc, and was far better than the eternal cheese being lobbed out in the late 90s.

[@stewartclark8760]

@@bigbadryster agreed. 99 to 2004 I loved. The transition like the Netherlands was an amazing time to explore new shit

[@Steventrafford]

23:00:00

[@Steventrafford]

Best bit of the set😂