Hard house

JAMES VTI S

i am looking for some unmixed hard house cds but am finding it hard to find any

im looking for the likes of
od404
defective audio
guyver
organ donars
scot project
ben stevans,
lisa lashes
BK
nik denton
the warp brothers
paul glazby
ben stevens
paul maddox
anne savage
lisa pin-up
chris comben
technikal
ect anything like that

please no donk just true hard house
i have looked on ebay and all i can find is this http://bit.ly/Essentailhardhouse
the reason i want a cd compilation is its better value than buying them off trackitdown

Heisenberg1

JAMES VTI S wrote: »

i am looking for some unmixed hard house cds but am finding it hard to find any

im looking for the likes of
od404
defective audio
guyver
organ donars
scot project
ben stevans,
lisa lashes
BK
nik denton
the warp brothers
paul glazby
ben stevens
paul maddox
anne savage
lisa pin-up
chris comben
technikal
ect anything like that

please no donk just true hard house
i have looked on ebay and all i can find is this http://bit.ly/Essentailhardhouse
the reason i want a cd compilation is its better value than buying them off trackitdown

Discogs will have plenty of that lad. Just do a search for who you are looking for.

http://www.discogs.com/search?q=od404&format_exact=CD&type=all

holystungun9

I know it's a CD comp. you want but I have some of those on vinyl. Google Tripoli Trax for some of the better hard house from that era. Also have a look for some of the Trade compilations for some of that sound but most of the comps were probably mixed.

copeyhagen

your not interested in vinyl? have a load of that ****e by the above from years ago

Heisenberg1

holystungun9 wrote: »

I know it's a CD comp. you want but I have some of those on vinyl. Google Tripoli Trax for some of the better hard house from that era. Also have a look for some of the Trade compilations for some of that sound but most of the comps were probably mixed.

You might enjoy this great night it was.

http://soundcloud.com/luzon

JAMES VTI S

from 35mins on LOL!! >:-[]
the track @ 55:30 is ace

davet82

let me get this straight...

you want to buy music??

hilarious :pac:

francois

davet82 wrote: »

let me get this straight...

you want to buy music??

hilarious :pac:

Plenty of people buy music, unlike freetards

davet82

francois wrote: »

Plenty of people buy music

kickin' it oldskool :rolleyes:

francois

davet82 wrote: »

kickin' it oldskool :rolleyes:

Meaning what exactly?

davet82

francois wrote: »

Meaning what exactly?

meaning thats what people use to do...

i'm only jokin dude relax

Tefral

You can have a look here: http://www.tidy.com/ev/tidy.asp

Probably cheaper on itunes.

kunst nugget

davet82 wrote: »

meaning thats what people use to do...

i'm only jokin dude relax

It's alright, he's only joking with you. Hard house isn't music.

francois

davet82 wrote: »

meaning thats what people use to do...

i'm only jokin dude relax

No probs, long day in work!

JAMES VTI S

kunst nugget wrote: »

Hard house isn't music.

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moving one (to the none **** talkers) i dont want to download as i could get a cd compilation cheaper

i am looking for unmixed hard house cds

ianuss

Discogs, no? How can you not find what you're looking for there?

JAMES VTI S

can you find an unmixed/dj friendly cd compilation there =]

kunst nugget

JAMES VTI S wrote: »

Okay then…

On 30 May 1985, the day after the Heysel Stadium disaster, Margaret Thatcher's Anti-Hooligan 'War Cabinet' decided that something drastic had to be done to subdue the likes of the firms in Millwall and Liverpool and had heard reports from the states that a drug called MDMA which produced a placid, peaceful non violent feeling in the people that had taken it. They decided through the use of well known Narcs Oakenfold, Rampling and Holloway to introduce the drug via an underground government drug cartel situated on the island of Ibiza.

But the drug proved to be far more popular than the government had anticipated and soon lawyers were mixing with builders and it soon looked like the drug could have a destabilising effect on the social order in Britain. With this in mind, the establishment turned to scientists to find some way of restoring the natural social strata in the country. They developed the WCHS or working class homing signal based on the hard repetitive noises found in industrial estates which caused nausea and dizziness in anyone with an IQ over 93. Again, through the use of subterfuge, the government introduced this into nightclubs under the moniker of hard house, with attendant imagery based around clothing found on traveller women and soon the natural order of things re-established itself.

JAMES VTI S

kunst nugget wrote: »

Okay then…

On 30 May 1985, the day after the Heysel Stadium disaster, Margaret Thatcher's Anti-Hooligan 'War Cabinet' decided that something drastic had to be done to subdue the likes of the firms in Millwall and Liverpool and had heard reports from the states that a drug called MDMA which produced a placid, peaceful non violent feeling in the people that had taken it. They decided through the use of well known Narcs Oakenfold, Rampling and Holloway to introduce the drug via an underground government drug cartel situated on the island of Ibiza.

But the drug proved to be far more popular than the government had anticipated and soon lawyers were mixing with builders and it soon looked like the drug could have a destabilising effect on the social order in Britain. With this in mind, the establishment turned to scientists to find some way of restoring the natural social strata in the country. They developed the WCHS or working class homing signal based on the hard repetitive noises found in industrial estates which caused nausea and dizziness in anyone with an IQ over 93. Again, through the use of subterfuge, the government introduced this into nightclubs under the moniker of hard house, with attendant imagery based around clothing found on traveller women and soon the natural order of things re-established itself.

aaahhhh the days of transformers & rubik's cube

ianuss

JAMES VTI S wrote: »

can you find an unmixed/dj friendly cd compilation there =]

I'm not doing your digging for you but I'd be amazed if you couldn't. If it's been released in the last 30 years, chances are it's on discogs.

JAMES VTI S

there is a very very small selection there

anyone every ought off discogs ??

ianuss

Yeah, discogs is fine to buy off. Check the sellers feedback, just like you would with Ebay and you'll be grand.

I really don't understand how you can't find what you're looking for on there though. It's possibly the largest single database of music on the planet.

JAMES VTI S

i understand that, see hard house is not as popular i guess

tdv123

The problem with the Hard House compilations is that there's not many good ones.

Like somebody said already the Trade CD's are quality & the finest showpiece for Hard House music but there mixed Cd's.

I think Tripoli Trax released 1 or 2 unmixed CD's around the early 00's. Other than that can't really think of anymore. Maybe Tinrib released a unmixed compilation.

tdv123

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Pure-Trance-And-Hard-House-Anthems/release/1922847

That one there doesn't look too bad.

Intensive Care Bear

Never thought i'd see a hard house thread on here,http://www.toolboxdigitalshop.com/ is the best website for hard house. I know you were looking for cds but why limit yourself to whats available on cd when there such a massive selection available for download and there are only £1.50 each

Some good tracks on these cds too http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?q=toolkit+series

Intensive Care Bear

On a side note for anyone that does listen to hard house or is curious as to what it sounds like these days check out the mix below. Its one Marc Johnson done for the relaunch of Tripoli Trax


http://soundcloud.com/tripoli-trax/tripoli-trax-volume-5

tdv123

1210m5g wrote: »

On a side note for anyone that does listen to hard house or is curious as to what it sounds like these days check out the mix below. Its one Marc Johnson done for the relaunch of Tripoli Trax


http://soundcloud.com/tripoli-trax/tripoli-trax-volume-5

Did he release a record on Kavanaghs Baby Doll records? If it's the the same person I'm thinking about the record he released on Baby Doll was absolutely amazing.

Intensive Care Bear

tdv123 wrote: »

Did he release a record on Kavanaghs Baby Doll records? If it's the the same person I'm thinking about the record he released on Baby Doll was absolutely amazing.

Yeah its the same guy, he runs Tripoli Trax. The tracks on Baby Doll were Jam Busta / Dream Machine (DMF).