Hardstyle Tech

[Mariketsu]

So I was wondering, is anyone on the forum into Hardstyle Tech? I've recently become absolutely crazy for this shit and well, I just freakin' love it! Here's some examples just to clarify [NOTE: These are shortened versions of the full mixes as the originals can be rather long in time-length xD]:

"Take My Breath Away" ~ Toneshifterz, Nitrouz

"Spark of Life" ~ Scope DJ (One of my favorites!)

"Dragonborn" ~ Headhunterz (Yeah, apparently the DJ is a huge fan of Skyrim xD)

I'm still just getting into it so I don't know a lot of DJs by work, but so far I like a lot of Scope DJ and Toneshifterz work.

~ Raz

 

[Cthulhu]

We sometimes play this at work because it's silly

And I guess this is hardstyle or something too, a remix of various st00pid songs, another work classic because it's funny.

Not something I listen to at home though, lawls

 

[Mariketsu]

LOL @ Cthulhu, well, Hardstyle does entail the same hard-beat as a base with different sounds/melody ontop, from what I noticed anyway.

It's funny really, I used to not like it much cuz the hard-beat would kind of irk my ears, but for some reason now I do (hopefully that doesn't mean my hearing is getting shot ). Regardless, I really do seemed to have developed a love for it, specifically the Euphoric Hardstyle type.

Speaking of, I'm just gonna leave this here cuz I thought it was cute xD:

"Senbonzakura (Frontliner Remix)" ~ Hatsune Miku, [Frontliner]

~ Raz

 

[Cthulhu]

I sorta grew up with hardcore (a bit faster / harder / coarser / ) and 'happy' hardcore (where they'd take a children's song and make it awesome. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXLwVK6-XsQ]video with obligatory fisheye lens and y00f). Don't like listening to it generally speaking though,

 

[Verena]

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It was different in many ways, as so were those that did the fighting
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In Vietnam he was nineteen
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N-n-n-n-nineteen
The heaviest fighting of the past two weeks
Continued today twenty-five miles northwest of Saigon
I really wasn't sure what was going on
N-n-n-n-nineteen, nineteen
N-nineteen, nineteen
In Vietnam the combat soldier typically served a twelve-month tour of duty
But was exposed to hostile fire almost every day
N-n-n-n-nineteen
(N-n-n-n-nineteen) nineteen
In Saigon a US military spokesman said today
More than seven hundred enemy troops were killed last week
In that sensitive border area
In all of South Vietnam
The enemy lost a total of two thousand six hundred eighty-nine soldiers
All those who remember the war
They won't forget what they've seen
Destruction of men in their prime
Whose average age was nineteen
D-d-d-d-d-destruction
D-d-d-d-d-destruction
According to a Veteran's Administration study
Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered From what psychiatrists call
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt
Some succumb to suicidal thoughts
Eight to ten years after coming home
Almost eight-hundred-thousand men
Are still fighting the Vietnam War
None of them received a hero's welcome
Nineteen
S-S-S-S-Saigon
Nineteen, n-n-n-n-n-ninteen
N-n-n-n-n-ninteen
Nineteen n-n-n-n-n-ninteen
N-n-n-n-n-ninteen, nineteen
Purple heart, Saigon