Beautiful mix, golden era. Also i like the text in your description. What do you think were the main reasons and influences on this change of sound? best regards
Thanks for reposting you comment Grasi 😄. I think the sounds changed for multiple reasons. Reason 1 is because the bigger names at the time were all fed up with the negative image of the hardcore scene around the time, moving to play other styles like hardstyle and techno… this made room for new artists which, instead creating music that scored, produced more creative tracks they actually liked. Another reason I can think of is that the mainstream sound was getting boring, with lots of sing-along hands-in-the-air vibes. A lot of die hard fans missed the rougher more underground rebellious sound from the “old days”. A third reason could be that the hardcore scene at that time was attracting a lot of right-winged assholes whom didn’t necessarily come for the music, but for making trouble. The real music fanatics went to the more underground parties where they played these more industrial sounds. What do you think caused the big switch?
@@boraxmixes appreciate the long answer! Sadly i wasnt even alive at this wonderful time, but i do think the same, also i think because the colorful 90s were over, the 2000s were way more edgy in general, my heart burns for this, Hardcore as it should be.
Amazing mix thank you! Golden era by far, getting these tapes when I was 14/15, Scott Brown, Neophyte etc. Amazing times.
Poeh! What set! Starting nummer one beginning what a benger
Deffinitely one of my favorite late ‘90 tracks as well yeah. Maaaaark meeee!
Honest work!
Love how much you invested for this mix
Fabulous mix of great music! 🎉
Thanks Whiskey! 🥃
@@boraxmixes cheers and happy new year! 🥳🥂🔊
Thank you again :)
Haha, sorry about that. I misplaced the audio under the video by few seconds… my OCD can’t handle that kind of errors 😄
Beautiful mix, golden era. Also i like the text in your description. What do you think were the main reasons and influences on this change of sound? best regards
Thanks for reposting you comment Grasi 😄. I think the sounds changed for multiple reasons. Reason 1 is because the bigger names at the time were all fed up with the negative image of the hardcore scene around the time, moving to play other styles like hardstyle and techno… this made room for new artists which, instead creating music that scored, produced more creative tracks they actually liked. Another reason I can think of is that the mainstream sound was getting boring, with lots of sing-along hands-in-the-air vibes. A lot of die hard fans missed the rougher more underground rebellious sound from the “old days”. A third reason could be that the hardcore scene at that time was attracting a lot of right-winged assholes whom didn’t necessarily come for the music, but for making trouble. The real music fanatics went to the more underground parties where they played these more industrial sounds.
What do you think caused the big switch?
@@boraxmixes appreciate the long answer! Sadly i wasnt even alive at this wonderful time, but i do think the same, also i think because the colorful 90s were over, the 2000s were way more edgy in general, my heart burns for this, Hardcore as it should be.