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warped_candykid
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 Posted - 2024/01/02 : 14:33:29
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Originally posted by Samination:
H2bH7 came out after Bonkers 8 I believe.
Also, H2bH "ended" after the 6th release. #NotMyH2bH 
H2bH 7 came out January 2003, so except for some exclusives Frolic was sent, if any, the tracks would had been released, or in circuit in 2002.
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Smoogie
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Posted - 2024/01/21 : 09:57:21
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Originally posted by warped_candykid:
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Originally posted by Sulphurik:
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Originally posted by Tekk:
I can see 95/96 for dutch hardcore but late 90's butting up into the 2000's were peak for the UK imo.
Was that not when the UK hardcore scene took a nosedive? Around 2000, the scene dropped in popularity and was very quiet but then it did pick up again in 2002 onwards to at least 2010.
That era still has it's gems. There was a 3 year "dark period" between Bonkers 7 & Bonkers 8, but there were still some decent tunes being turned out. Check out Happy2bHardcore Volumes 5, 6, & 7 to hear some of the cheesier stuff that was still coming out during that span.
Everyone knows that 2000-2003 was full of gems and in some ways sounded fresher for their time than most of the mainstream from 2005-2009
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Warnman
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Posted - 2024/03/16 : 01:45:12
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Originally posted by Samination:
Someone's mad that Hullaballo was bigger than most English raves
Ouch, that hurt! You, Samination, truely have hit a valid point ove here. Well done!
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Why was 95, 96 the biggest ever era for Hardcore?
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