Thanks for your support, everyone! 🖤 25k plays in 4 days. You are insane! 💥 ------------------------ TRACKLIST ------------------------ Follow me on Instagram for more content: instagram.com/mindprinter_official/?hl=de ---------- This is not the end of the story ---------- What happens next? History of Millennium Hardcore: ua-cam.com/video/DPvf1A0VBOQ/v-deo.htmlsi=8RRUN-6Ge0B9HkZd Here is the tracklist as promised. 0:00 DJ Delirium - Dance or Die! 0:25 Rotterdam Terror Corps - Sick & Twisted (remastered) 0:32 Marc Acardipane - Up & Down (Pitched) 0:43 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam 2:41 Marc Acardipane pres. - Mescalinium United - We Have Arrived 3:18 Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo - Verrotted 3:30 Headbanger - Was Is'n Teschno 3:45 The Prodigy - Charly 3:52 Tango & Ratty - The Killer V.I.P 4:00 Lenny Dee - Fuckin' Hostile 4:11 3 Step Ahead - Drop It 4:38 Turbulence - Six Million Ways To Die 4:58 DJ Paul and Teenage Warning - Brohymn (This One's For Gabbers) 7:03 Neophyte - Braincracking 8:05 Rotterdam Terror Corps - Sound Of Madness 0:35 Bodylotion - Always Hardcore 9:00 Lenz vs 3 Souls - Laughing Junkies 9:11 F. Noize - The Religion Of Evil (Official Pandemonium 2015 Anthem) 9:30 Party Animals - Used and Abused 9:48 Masoko Solo - Pessa Pessa (DJ Cerla's 172 Bpm Rave Mix) 10:00 Dj Weirdo & dr. Phil Omanski - Young Birds 10:14 Ramos Supreme - Crowd Control 10:27 Mark 'oh - Love Song 10:39 Technohead - I Wanna Be A Hippy 10:54 FiNCH & BLÜMCHEN - HERZALARM 11:12 Undercover Anarchist - Kingdom 11:25 T.N.T. - Brain Wash Killer (Killermix) 11:40 Party Animals - Used and Abused 11:52 Buzz Fuzz - Don't U Cry 12:03 DJ Mad-E-Fact - The Hustle (1999 Original Mix) 12:19 The Headbanger - The Nightmareman 12:38 Razzle Dazzle Trax - Rattlebrain 12:48 Marc Acardipane Presents Marshall Masters Feat. The Ultimate MC - I Like It Loud 13:03 Rebel Alliance - Sometimes 13:18 RatPack - Captain Of The Ship 13:35 Lockjaw - Crazy Jungle 13:50 Wedlock - I'm the fuck you man 14:00 The Destroyer - Hardcore Healing 14:19 Hyperactive-D - Brothers of Hell 14:35 Peckerhead - Just Talk About It 14:58 Speedy Lo - You on Kazoo 15:20 Die Sendung mit der Maus Intro 15:28 DJ Skinhead - Extreme Terror 15:30 Calorific - Dance With My Ghost 15:57 The Resonant Squad - The Resolution 16:25 Xqruciator - Priya 16:44 Enforex - Volume Smash 17:18 Psycovsky, Junxpunx - Magnificent 17:27 Calorific - Manson 17:44 LØRAN - Drop One 18:25 Two Terrorists - Welcome To Jurassick Park (Dj Paul Mix) 19:10 The Destroyer - Total hate 300 bpm 19:36 Claymore - Prugel 19:54 KXD-LvL - The Whispers 20:09 XRTN - Mindcontroller 20:26 Dj Weirdo & dr. Phil Omanski - Young Birds
Not sure if the creator is also from the Netherlands or not, so I'll do this in English just in case. I came back to this video a second time, and that's rare for me. I really appreciate the video that you've put together here. You've really done your research! High quality content. Informative for outsiders, and a feel-good video for those of us who lived through it all and now are in our 40's. This video made me feel proud again of being a gabber. My past has shaped me as a person, and I consider myself to be gabber till the day I die. The ink proves this. It was the best of times, and this was largely because of the people themselves in this magical pre-internet era. Now I'll stop rambling, because I'm nearing becoming emotional about it all. To all the people that I ever met, or befriended, or bumped into at a party, or had insanely funny talks with, and those who I shared my xtc's with, and to those who I had mistaken for another person, and to those that checked if I was doing Ok and those who helped me hydrate, I want to say to all of you, Thank you! And I miss you all, and I love you all to the bone. I will carry every single one of you in my heart for ever. Anyways, I came back here to compliment the video and give my respects en appreciations to the creator, and I end up rambling, again. But seriously, you've gained an honest fan of your content in me. I'm going to share it with my old gappies from back in the day. Peace!
50yrs now. Gabber/early hardcore has been like a true friend back in the day. He helped me trough touch times and we spend some amazing times together. But people grow older, we got lost in time, but never forgot the good times we had together.
37 and I will never forget the weekends, or everyone going back to someone’s house after a rave and that was sometimes better than the rave itself, just 3-4 day benders, forgetting what reality felt like 😂 was always the best when a dj friend would bring their setup to the after party. Best times ever, although I wouldn’t want my kids doing the same. Too much drugs 😂
I have no idea how this video came in my YT recommendations but heck I went and watch it. I'm not a techno hardcore or any other styles guy. Though the first time I heard about Gabber was in 1995, I was doing my national army service in France and there was this guy coming from the north of France, bald head, wearing tracksuits (when we were off our uniforms of course) that was into that music. At the time, I've heard about hardcore, heard about the Thunderdome compilations. One day we were talking and he told me that he was into Gabber and I was like what's that? he just said it's proper hardcore and put the headphones of his walkman on my head. Wow, never heard anything like it before. He told me it was way above 200BPM. It's not my thing but it was interesting to discover something totally unknown at the time (pre-internet). I've always liked to discover new music.
I found myself randomly gurning while watching this. I'm 52 now, I was lucky to be in my prime during the peak of the UK Rave scene. No regerts 8) PLUR x
From NE England and loved rave since 89 in all its genres bar trance and jungle. It’s makina all the way here now. Check new monkey and rave to the grave out.
im 15 right now, but i absolutely love early gabber, dnb, jungle and hardcore, and ive always been obsessed with the hardcore rave scene back then, this video is very informational, and definitely has awesome background music. 🔥
First Energiehal in 1994, still here in 2024, Loving it al! from hard house to all the early style's they come up with nowadays. Nice to see the Dutch scene in a nutshell. Hardcore will never die!
Energiehal was amazing. Every city had its venue's and they where the best in that era. Energiehal-Rotterdam, Sporthallen Zuid- Amsterdam, Hemkade-Zaandam, Peppermill-Heerlen, Brabanthallen-Den Bosch and so on and on and on. Hardcore will never Die🎵👊
I was too young to be let into any clubs during the 90's, but I owned plenty of hardcore CD's and listened to them until they broke (like Happy Hardcore, Thunderdome, Rave Massacre etc.) Later as an adult, I was really happy to see that the scene was still alive and beating and I managed to get out and dance to some contemporary dj's and producers I really like. And it's true what they say: gabbers are like family. You show up dressed however you like, everyone is upbeat and positive, nobody is judgemental of clothes, looks, gender or anything. And the most important thing for me: people leave politics at the door. Other "scenes" I've visited always got destroyed by politics and activists.
Parkzicht Rotterdam 1991 is where it all started for me. And after that it went crazy. Awesome vid gab. Glad you honour the roots of hardcore and captured styles, culture and musical evolution so well. Keep up the great work!
I bought Rotterdam Subway from the 99¢ bin at Music Liberated in DC. I loved it and couldn't get anyone in our scene onboard. Was determined to go to Rotterdam and ended up at a club called Night Town in 96. It was the strangest thing. I was a bald kid in rave gear going mad, surrounded by a bunch of very normal looking people sipping beers, seemingly numb to the hardest music I'd ever heard. Amazing how the whole city was onboard to hear hardcore, not just the Gabbers.
@@MoD_Master_Of_Disaster_ I wish I had known that at the time. It was just a 2 day stop on a 6 week wild eurail trip for me. I also found it amusing that 3 guys in front of me wearing very expensive leather jackets and outfits in front of me were turned away. I just stood there in my homemade elephant pants and windbreaker, looking at the bouncer like, "eh?" And he smiled and let me in, probably aware I was out of place. Or maybe he thought I had some good shit in my pockets?
Well Night Town was a very cool place. Upstairs for the groovy mellow vibes downstairs for the harder styles but more like trance and techno. Very good vibes and atmosphere in Night Town. Amazing that you made it in, they had a very strict dress code and door police.
For me it all started with a Thunderdome 2 CD from a friend's brother. It didn't took long and Gabber/Hardcore Vinyls were piling up in my room. I was 16 back then, now i'm 46 and still have all my Rotterdam Records, Terror Trax and other Vinyls.
Omg this video is pure love ❤ I really love all Subgenres of Hardcore/Gabber. This made my heart skip a beat! 💓💓 Thank you so much! Sincerely a german gabber :)
I’m a 48-year old British Metalhead who also listened to Hip Hop and Rave back in those days. Gabber (or Gabba) was totally my type of music. I was obsessed with it back then. “Super nice!”
Me too, 47, Scottish. I was into death metal but started listening to a lot of this stuff when I was about 18. I still listen constantly to black and death metal, not much techno stuff these days but I still appreciate it. I think it has clear similarities to extreme metal. Dye Witness, Ruffneck, Ultrasonic...I do still enjoy TTF and the Shamen nowadays 😊
I’ve been collecting vinyl since ‘86 and went to tons of raves, underground & warehouse parties during ‘91-‘97. It’s great to watch a music info video by someone who knows what they’re talking about… well informed. Cheers!
Lekker man heerlijke docu echt genieten. Hardcore Will never die ❤. Greetings from de 🇳🇱. Wat was dat een heerlijke tijd zonder al die camera’s op de mobieltjes. Mensen konden zich zelf zijn. Je ging voor het feest de muziek samen met al je gabbers. Lekker feesten daarna nog een afterparty mee pakken en dan soms nog met zijn alle op een parkeerplaats of ergens anders een beetje na stuiteren. Voor geen goud willen missen.
Hardcore will never die jij ook hier haha veel pyro's zijn ook gabber deze hier ook zin in volgende week naar megarave Heerlijk oldschool feest heb zelf niet de jaren 90 meegemaakt maar ben in 2001 geboren maar voel me echt het jaren 90 style in me te hebben fuck new style
@@Mrdutchpyro ja man ben ook al een paar keer wat pyro s tegen gekomen in de comments op hardcore docu’s etc. Ja heb het gelukkig nog net meegekregen allemaal wel ver op het einde ben zelf in jaren 80 geboren. Lachen man stoken en hakkuh
Started in the mid 90s for me. Found gabber through UK hardcore. It's the goose pimples that I still get from the kick drum that let me know I'm not old just yet.
I'm from '81 ,coming out Belgium,I lived ,eat,slept with early hardcore,it's heartwarming that we see a kinda comeback.But the truth is:it will never be the same like back in the days ,what a time that was.i went from early hardcore to hard techno after a while cause of the commercial side off hardcore that was coming up.This video is truly amazing ,thanks for that .
I'm from 81 to and was part of Global Hardcore Nation in feb '97 in Antwerp. My first hardcore party, was amazing indeed. But i also was happy to join last years Thunderdome in Utrecht after all these years which was my second time on a hardcore party at 42 years old and really wanted to feel the hardcore again of these generation! ❤
I got from Thunderdome Hardcore over Rave, Techno, Trance, Schranz, Drum&Bass, Dubstep now to Dramatical Sad Emotional Female Voice Deep Bass Dubstep Drops by Fytch in over 30 years.
Ive whatched many documentarys about Techno , EDM , Hardcore , Trance , Hardstyle , House . your content is close to the reality , thanks for sharing . Blümchen - herz an herz ist much better hehe and you miss the german Mega Man intro music from the TV Cartoons ... hmm no breakcore
Thanks I'm listening Harder Styles since 2012 Visited over 100 festivals, events and uncountable club nights with Hard Dance Music and Techno. Now I want to give the community something back with my own experiences through partying, listening and producing this music. I'm into Hakken deep down and got a passion for it. And breakcore, I'm not that into it. I would say it's just Hardcore with breakbeats. Like some crossbreed stuff. But maybe this a good genre for a "Diverse and Unknown Hardcore Genre" video ;) We will see. Be patient
What an absolutely amazingly put together video. I really enjoyed this :) I did dabble with some gabber as a young teen, but I'm a massive techno head. 140-155 BPM preferred range. I've never understood how people can dance to 600BPM music all night. People like it and people make it, this is what I love about music, the diversity in music right now is fun to keep an eye on.
I distinctly remember having a "Terrordome" cd with tracks over 250 bpm in around 94-96 one was labelled the fastest track in the world on the cd (or simliar) In the end i mellowed out with Members of Mayday CD's & Trance CD's like Reactivate but the artwork of the time on dance cd's beat any rock cd in a store always futuristic and eye catching. Although ridiculed slightly here Scooter and others of the time in Ireland (Ultra Sonic) were a big entry point for many into dance music. Good Vid.Good memories🖖
This is great to see where it all comes from, I'm 35 and Gabber for 15-20 years now, I was too young for the good raves, nowadays a good festival is cool, but when I see the pics and videos from late 90's, daaaamn that looked like a lot more fun! Thank you for the video, some great tunes and new genres that I didn't know about
Very nice!!!..took me back to the early days...always liked HardTrance , HardHouse and Hardcore , but nowadays i like Hardstyle the most. I still have to go to Defqon one of these days ,it's on my bucketlist....
From my heart, thank you for this video!! I love your choice of iconic tracks from the past (my past), the informative background information, and the way you tell the story from the beginning right up to today. [Also, at about 05:00 my mind was completely blown to discover that 'gabber' means the same in Nederlands as 'cobber' means in Australian English!] Hardcore to the bone...PLUR from Australia
thank you for a very informative video…i came from a UK Hard House background back in the mid 90s, starting as a DJ..then went thru many genres after that until i found my love in Progressive Tribal Tech House..but every now n then, i’d listen to Happy Hardcore n Hardbass to release my tensions..😅
Omg i was sitting in that same octopus ride in '96 at thunderdome....wauw that brings back so many good memories. Thanks for this trip back to memorie lane....Hardcore will never die.....never ever!!!!!!!!!
A very good documentary about the history of Gabba and you notice that the other genres were and are important according to history, but you also have to emphasize when you sort the genre, it can also be that they are even closer relatives in other genres are historically related because many people like to argue about how the genres are structured and what belongs to the genres because you have to explain again and again where the term edm comes from, that it is actually just a term for the entire electronic genre such as: house, trance, techno, hardcore (techno/edm), drum and bass (dnb)(jungle), dubstep, garage, breakbeat, trap (edm), bass, bounce, electro, synthwave or synthpop, vaporwave, electro, chiptune ( bitpop) , downtempo (chill-out, ambient, tip-hop, lo-fi beats) , electronica (idm, drill'n bass) and according to subgenre there is metal and rock in pop as well as in indi and folk and in hip hop and in R&B subgenres that come from EDM or were influenced by EDM and now by country because a few countries include a few other genres in EDM such as noise but also industrial or gothic
In the early 2000's you only had a couple genre's: Hardcore, Terror, Speedcore, early hardcore and Happy Hardcore (trash). Gabber is a culture and not a music genre.
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 For the first time gabba is a subgenre of hardcore (techno) and so it is also sorted into hardcore (techno) because if gabba was just a culture why does gabba have fusion genres such as hardcore rave then you have forgotten a few more genres around that 2000s were created
@@beck6505 I'm just telling you how it is over here in the Netherlands, especially 20-30 years ago. You want to call it Gabba that's you opinion. Also hardcore is not techno, it's it own genre but ofcourse you are allowed your own opinion on that as well. oh and a hardcore rave is just a hardcore party, a rave being a party (usually illegal)
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 Now you come with an opinion where you wanted to tell me that the gabba is not a subgenre then again hardcore rave was a subgenre of gabba and breakbeat hardcore and then to explain the word rave it was actually a word that the labels actually wanted to use as a coherent genre To largely summarize all electronic genres, the first subgenre that should be named like that was hardcore rave. Rave itself was seen as a synonym for illegal or where only techno is played and there is even more subgenre with the name rave namely nu-rave, future rave .dan again the genre name hardcore (techno) it is just written techno in commas but what is also written is edm to interpret it as an edm genre which you could get even more subgenre with the name hdm because it is also an umbrella term But where there's hardcore (techno/edm) in there, there's even more of all the other edm genres that are just hard
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 And as a question, do you actually know industrial hardcore, which was created before the 2000s, or early hardstyle, UK hardcore because you really don't know a lot about the subgenre
I'm 38 and just brought my first pair of air max. But I've been listening to the harder styles since like 2000. Its my favorite type of music. Thanks for this vid
13:13 we typically call that music "old school hardcore" in the UK, and it is from around 92-94 before 4x4 hardcore and Jungle in like 95. Dates are off the top of my head though. I loved the old school stuff. Acen - trip to the moon pt 2, anyone?
Jungle was properly there by end of '93. You had Ratty doing "dark side" Jungle by end '93. Listen, e.g., to some of the sets by Fabio, Grooverider, Ratty, Ned Ryder from the Que Club @ NYE 93/94.
I am going to get hated for this but Happy Hardcore in the 90s got me into the dance scene and away from the metal scene. I am still a big fan of UK Hardcore / Happy Hardcore.
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Loved this vid, I was raving during 90s till early 2000s so was familiar with 1 third of what you covered. All my kids nearly grown now so good to see some of the newer styles if I feel like dusting off the pumas, or trying out some nike airs. Sydney has some good hardstyle events still from what I see in YT
what a GREAT video. me from early TERROR will love speedcore, frenchcore and doomcore forever. NORDCORE, BAKALLA, LAURENT HO, ELSTAK, Gangstar Toons Industry ❤🔥
Dope! I’m 46 Latino from LA. We had a Latin underground scene in the early 90’s with hardcore being a part of it. I just didn’t like the dance style. Most of us just banged our heads to the speaker walls. Headstrong!!! Hardcore will never die!
Hardcore was never called Gabber back in the days because Gabber is the hardcore culture.. not a genre, at least not back then. Also, 3 steps ahead is not happy hardcore, happy hardcore was childfriendly television commercial crap.
I think this depends where one experiences it and who you ask. There’s all kinds of misnomers in music, especially in electronic. I think if you ask most people who experienced the 80s-90s dance music phenomenon, most people associate with the term ‘gabber,’ it’s not that big of a deal. As long as they were fortunate enough to enjoy it! It was a wonderful time! This documentary does make reference to the culture aspect of it as well.
@@1nfamousme210 It's the opposite though, i was underage during the 90's (classic and oldschool hardcore wasn't around during the 80's) but my older brothers weren't, i'd sneak in the first parties at 15 in 1999 and have been part of the Hardcore scene in the Netherlands ever since and never ever have i ever heard someone refer to as we call it oldschool or early as gabber. It's the newer generations that do it and especially outside of the Netherlands.
Nice i,m old n love it. Very informative and well crafted. I NEVER KNEW WHAT THE LAST TUNE WAS CALLED. A PERSONAL FAVOURITE CHEERS. PEACE N LOVE TO MY FELLOW RAVER,S:-)
Those so called examples of Hard House, aren't Hard House tracks but where also called Hardcore. For Hard House music you should listen to Tony de Vit.
Wow. Thanks Mindprinter👏 The quality and in-depth information truly stands out. Ticking off all the major milestones and tracks of the era for me. Capturing the vibe. As a child in the Netherlands I observed (lol) the wave of early Harcore and Gabber Mania and it brings back vivid memories. It was quite a scene to witness, as a 10~12 year old, almost surreal at times! For me a beautiful exciting time for a child growing up with these shaved guys and girls in australian track suits in the neighborhood and as older brothers, sisters etc 😂 🥂 Prettig weekend gabberts en liefhebbers
808, dub plate, 909, lose your mind, hoover, got the manoeuvre, hard stab, hit with a concrete slab, kick and bass, earthquake in the place. 160 crew, you know what to do, turn it up to 182
Nice attempt but sadly a bit convoluted. In the early days we didn't have all those genres of house music. We just had a few and they got invented along the way. I strongly dislike that you state that Marc 'invented' hardcore by just that track. That is too simple of a thought and therefore not true. The scene got inveted in different countries by different artists at the same time. That is where the beauty lies with the early genres: there is a lot of room for invention. "early hardcore" imploded into itself in about 5/6 years around 1998 and the hardcore scene slowly re-invented itself from 2000 and upward and the genre stagnated into a horrible monotonous sound.
First time I heard a gabber kick was this track: ua-cam.com/video/NVIYUQLxSWw/v-deo.htmlsi=VPP5cChV6VQMhi1v Tyree Cooper also liked to distort his 909s and 808 and then you have Mike Dunn, Steve Poindexter, Robert Armani and not to forget Cajmere
I said this once on an IG post and it was fun watching people 20-30 years younger than me trying to explain how a song wasn't Techno......lol. It used to be all Hardcore/Hardcore Techno when i started going to raves in 1990, and what they now have split into 2 million seperate genres, was all played under one roof, no seperate tents........okay may be a chill area, but not like now when you have to go to one specific spot to here only one genre of music. I think this is why so many oldschool people appreciate all forms of Hardcore and don't bash other genres, as we grew up listening to it all. Musical snobbery is hilarious, when we just enjoyed the music, making friends from all over the country or even world, with not one bit of fear of being assualted, it was just love for the scene, the music and the people. Those days will never come back imho, but we still have those memories. HTID!!!..........ETA, i just wish there was a bit more Bouncy Techno (Scott Brown) stuff added in there, as he had a lot of influence in Hardcore sceen, especially in Scotland and the Netherlands
Joined the scene in 1995 by listening and dancing to nothing else than Thunderdome ✌🏻 It didn’t change ever since and I am curious if it will ever change till I die. The tracks in this video are all so familiar to me - Thank you very much!!! ❤️
What a kind of wild time for raves, when you can ride a carussell right next to the subwoofer at a indoor event. :O Ach wie schön die Maus hier zu sehen. :D
The 'early hardcore' sound is for many people a nostalgic throwback to the vibes of the '90s. Simpler times, goofing around with your friends, crate digging in record shops, experiment with upcoming technology, quality drugs (ehm, so they say, ahum) and universalist mentality. Now for my tastes in te broad spectrum that is loosely defined as 'Hardcore': *Early hardcore, great fun and for the vibe I mentioned above *Industrial hardcore, bit slower BPM which creates more impact if that makes sense. I also enjoy a lot of breaks to shake things up. Some metal snares also get me going. (PRPSCT rec, Genosha, Mindustries,... * Acidcore, what can I say. I love 303's and the squelching brain-melting sounds. Deep kick drums, amen break drum loops, eerie samples for ethereal dancing. (Narcosis, PureAnalog) Not a fan of Terror and Speedcore. I appreciate pioneers as Drokz, Akira,... and I get the appeal but it's not for me. Peace out and take care! HAKKEN
A very nice documentary. For me personally a trip to the past. One small thing that is not right is stepping backwards dancing. I did this '93-'94 for the first time. Dancing in front of a mirror at 14 years old!😅 Please continue your Gabber journey. Gabber ben je niet even maar heel je leven!!* * 'You're not just a gabber for a moment, but your whole life!!'
From Scotland. I really liked the early gabba stuff from Rotterdam recs, Lenny dee, knor and others. From about 95 it merged with happy hardcore and went off it. Have probably seen the cream of gabba and hardstyle at nosebleed in rosyth, probably the best gabba club in the uk.
From scotland too and former Rez head. I would say by the summer if 94 at the event 2 was when gabba properly touched down here. It was still quite new in Rotterdam as well then. Scotland embraced it more than most because were a nation of party heads and it led to a hybrid of Scottish bouncy hardcore and Dutch gabber
Holy shit this is accurate. Well done on music selection also. Even though I got older and no longer enjoy the new style of hardcore with it's high pitched bass, I will still wear my name. For sentimental values. You made me sentimental for the tracks I forgot though. I'm not crying, you are! The illegal parties are the only place to have the same "feel" as the oldskool hardcore. I'm just not about that life anymore. I knew this guy who was disabled and roll around in a wheelchair, he was ALWAYS riding the crowd and we would always lose him.
What a cool video im 38 fell in love with hardcore when i 1st heard it around 8 years old, albeit its got a bit chit these days, i love that a lot of the techno djs are bringing the old sound back and sampling a lot of classic early stuff, very educational video, good job ❤
Ah....the good old days...will never forget the First Free Base International Concert ever, my first contact with Planet Core Productions. Everything was so...easy back then. Glorious.
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Here is the tracklist as promised.
0:00 DJ Delirium - Dance or Die!
0:25 Rotterdam Terror Corps - Sick & Twisted (remastered)
0:32 Marc Acardipane - Up & Down (Pitched)
0:43 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam
2:41 Marc Acardipane pres. - Mescalinium United - We Have Arrived
3:18 Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo - Verrotted
3:30 Headbanger - Was Is'n Teschno
3:45 The Prodigy - Charly
3:52 Tango & Ratty - The Killer V.I.P
4:00 Lenny Dee - Fuckin' Hostile
4:11 3 Step Ahead - Drop It
4:38 Turbulence - Six Million Ways To Die
4:58 DJ Paul and Teenage Warning - Brohymn (This One's For Gabbers)
7:03 Neophyte - Braincracking
8:05 Rotterdam Terror Corps - Sound Of Madness
0:35 Bodylotion - Always Hardcore
9:00 Lenz vs 3 Souls - Laughing Junkies
9:11 F. Noize - The Religion Of Evil (Official Pandemonium 2015 Anthem)
9:30 Party Animals - Used and Abused
9:48 Masoko Solo - Pessa Pessa (DJ Cerla's 172 Bpm Rave Mix)
10:00 Dj Weirdo & dr. Phil Omanski - Young Birds
10:14 Ramos Supreme - Crowd Control
10:27 Mark 'oh - Love Song
10:39 Technohead - I Wanna Be A Hippy
10:54 FiNCH & BLÜMCHEN - HERZALARM
11:12 Undercover Anarchist - Kingdom
11:25 T.N.T. - Brain Wash Killer (Killermix)
11:40 Party Animals - Used and Abused
11:52 Buzz Fuzz - Don't U Cry
12:03 DJ Mad-E-Fact - The Hustle (1999 Original Mix)
12:19 The Headbanger - The Nightmareman
12:38 Razzle Dazzle Trax - Rattlebrain
12:48 Marc Acardipane Presents Marshall Masters Feat. The Ultimate MC - I Like It Loud
13:03 Rebel Alliance - Sometimes
13:18 RatPack - Captain Of The Ship
13:35 Lockjaw - Crazy Jungle
13:50 Wedlock - I'm the fuck you man
14:00 The Destroyer - Hardcore Healing
14:19 Hyperactive-D - Brothers of Hell
14:35 Peckerhead - Just Talk About It
14:58 Speedy Lo - You on Kazoo
15:20 Die Sendung mit der Maus Intro
15:28 DJ Skinhead - Extreme Terror
15:30 Calorific - Dance With My Ghost
15:57 The Resonant Squad - The Resolution
16:25 Xqruciator - Priya
16:44 Enforex - Volume Smash
17:18 Psycovsky, Junxpunx - Magnificent
17:27 Calorific - Manson
17:44 LØRAN - Drop One
18:25 Two Terrorists - Welcome To Jurassick Park (Dj Paul Mix)
19:10 The Destroyer - Total hate 300 bpm
19:36 Claymore - Prugel
19:54 KXD-LvL - The Whispers
20:09 XRTN - Mindcontroller
20:26 Dj Weirdo & dr. Phil Omanski - Young Birds
Great video. Thx for making our history 🙏❤️
Finest collection.
18:25 - Two Terrorists - Welcome To Jurassick Park (Dj Paul Mix)
Great music that's why. I'm 56 and still loving it.
Great piece!😊
Not sure if the creator is also from the Netherlands or not, so I'll do this in English just in case. I came back to this video a second time, and that's rare for me. I really appreciate the video that you've put together here. You've really done your research! High quality content. Informative for outsiders, and a feel-good video for those of us who lived through it all and now are in our 40's. This video made me feel proud again of being a gabber. My past has shaped me as a person, and I consider myself to be gabber till the day I die. The ink proves this. It was the best of times, and this was largely because of the people themselves in this magical pre-internet era. Now I'll stop rambling, because I'm nearing becoming emotional about it all. To all the people that I ever met, or befriended, or bumped into at a party, or had insanely funny talks with, and those who I shared my xtc's with, and to those who I had mistaken for another person, and to those that checked if I was doing Ok and those who helped me hydrate, I want to say to all of you, Thank you! And I miss you all, and I love you all to the bone. I will carry every single one of you in my heart for ever.
Anyways, I came back here to compliment the video and give my respects en appreciations to the creator, and I end up rambling, again. But seriously, you've gained an honest fan of your content in me. I'm going to share it with my old gappies from back in the day. Peace!
Thanks mate!
I'm glad to hear that.
I'm from germany by the way.
@@Mindprinter 40s lol you were young
@@cussco most of us were young
@dawatcherz yes true but only in 40s now was my point, I am only jealous
Well said, one big family. Still, at 41 doing better than many kidz at 5am ... stay hydrated 🥵 and keep the raves alive 🥰
50yrs now.
Gabber/early hardcore has been like a true friend back in the day. He helped me trough touch times and we spend some amazing times together.
But people grow older, we got lost in time, but never forgot the good times we had together.
Im 48 and im still enjoying to see old videos from party's...and remember the good time what we have in the Netherlands....
37 and I will never forget the weekends, or everyone going back to someone’s house after a rave and that was sometimes better than the rave itself, just 3-4 day benders, forgetting what reality felt like 😂 was always the best when a dj friend would bring their setup to the after party.
Best times ever, although I wouldn’t want my kids doing the same. Too much drugs 😂
I have no idea how this video came in my YT recommendations but heck I went and watch it.
I'm not a techno hardcore or any other styles guy.
Though the first time I heard about Gabber was in 1995, I was doing my national army service in France and there was this guy coming from the north of France, bald head, wearing tracksuits (when we were off our uniforms of course) that was into that music. At the time, I've heard about hardcore, heard about the Thunderdome compilations. One day we were talking and he told me that he was into Gabber and I was like what's that? he just said it's proper hardcore and put the headphones of his walkman on my head. Wow, never heard anything like it before. He told me it was way above 200BPM.
It's not my thing but it was interesting to discover something totally unknown at the time (pre-internet).
I've always liked to discover new music.
... merci for sharing
... there is a DJ from the alps of Germany , now in Berlin causing a new hype on Techno, his Name is Klangkuenstler, may be you check him out
"Which is your favorite style?" - YESSSSSS!!!! What a great video!
I found myself randomly gurning while watching this. I'm 52 now, I was lucky to be in my prime during the peak of the UK Rave scene. No regerts 8) PLUR x
Damn man you said PLUR. Haven't heard that in so damn long.
I haven't heard the term plur since 2002. Lol. Damn that takes me back
56 over here ,,Elementenstraat toen elke zaterdag hehe
@@BeatenAtv 🥰🤣 Peace, Love, Unity and Respect... a mantra that needs a comeback! ☮🕊💌🤟🌍💌🎶
From NE England and loved rave since 89 in all its genres bar trance and jungle. It’s makina all the way here now. Check new monkey and rave to the grave out.
Metal : has so many sub-genres
Techno : hold my ecstasy
Jokes on you, I listen both of that shit😂
@@RolandTR909 they have a lot more in common than people think ^^
@@eucalyptux true!
gabber have more than metal a lot more sub genres
90's London must have been one he'll of trip😏
im 15 right now, but i absolutely love early gabber, dnb, jungle and hardcore, and ive always been obsessed with the hardcore
rave scene back then, this video is very informational, and definitely has awesome background music. 🔥
are your parents into this music as well?...
First Energiehal in 1994, still here in 2024, Loving it al! from hard house to all the early style's they come up with nowadays. Nice to see the Dutch scene in a nutshell. Hardcore will never die!
Correct : You cannot kill, what doesn't die.
Energiehal was amazing. Every city had its venue's and they where the best in that era. Energiehal-Rotterdam, Sporthallen Zuid- Amsterdam, Hemkade-Zaandam, Peppermill-Heerlen, Brabanthallen-Den Bosch and so on and on and on. Hardcore will never Die🎵👊
Had to take several breaks watching this to just deal with the emotions of how awesome this is - thanks
I was too young to be let into any clubs during the 90's, but I owned plenty of hardcore CD's and listened to them until they broke (like Happy Hardcore, Thunderdome, Rave Massacre etc.)
Later as an adult, I was really happy to see that the scene was still alive and beating and I managed to get out and dance to some contemporary dj's and producers I really like.
And it's true what they say: gabbers are like family. You show up dressed however you like, everyone is upbeat and positive, nobody is judgemental of clothes, looks, gender or anything. And the most important thing for me: people leave politics at the door.
Other "scenes" I've visited always got destroyed by politics and activists.
i respect the gabber scene but there was however a time when the scene got a bad reputation concerning politics, at least for outsiders
Parkzicht Rotterdam 1991 is where it all started for me. And after that it went crazy. Awesome vid gab. Glad you honour the roots of hardcore and captured styles, culture and musical evolution so well. Keep up the great work!
Same here .
Parkzicht, the start of all the harder styles.
Same here dude
I bought Rotterdam Subway from the 99¢ bin at Music Liberated in DC. I loved it and couldn't get anyone in our scene onboard. Was determined to go to Rotterdam and ended up at a club called Night Town in 96. It was the strangest thing. I was a bald kid in rave gear going mad, surrounded by a bunch of very normal looking people sipping beers, seemingly numb to the hardest music I'd ever heard. Amazing how the whole city was onboard to hear hardcore, not just the Gabbers.
NIght town was for the clubbers, we always went to Parkzicht, that was the place to be, or the afterparties scattered in Rotterdam.
@@MoD_Master_Of_Disaster_ I wish I had known that at the time. It was just a 2 day stop on a 6 week wild eurail trip for me.
I also found it amusing that 3 guys in front of me wearing very expensive leather jackets and outfits in front of me were turned away. I just stood there in my homemade elephant pants and windbreaker, looking at the bouncer like, "eh?" And he smiled and let me in, probably aware I was out of place. Or maybe he thought I had some good shit in my pockets?
Well Night Town was a very cool place. Upstairs for the groovy mellow vibes downstairs for the harder styles but more like trance and techno. Very good vibes and atmosphere in Night Town. Amazing that you made it in, they had a very strict dress code and door police.
Cool video. I remember my dad gave me a cassette of terrordrome when I was 9. Been a gabber ever since❤
Weird for the 90's Generation to read
Wicked video, I am glad I was there from the start, no regrets, Keep it HARDCORE!! 👊
For me it all started with a Thunderdome 2 CD from a friend's brother. It didn't took long and Gabber/Hardcore Vinyls were piling up in my room. I was 16 back then, now i'm 46 and still have all my Rotterdam Records, Terror Trax and other Vinyls.
Completly I understand You 😂
Omg this video is pure love ❤ I really love all Subgenres of Hardcore/Gabber. This made my heart skip a beat! 💓💓 Thank you so much!
Sincerely a german gabber :)
Freut mich zu hören :)
This video was so damn interesting. I don't know much about this style, but this was nostalgic as hell to watch as a kid of the 90s.
Thank you for this journey through the evolution of hardcore 🙏
I’m a 48-year old British Metalhead who also listened to Hip Hop and Rave back in those days. Gabber (or Gabba) was totally my type of music. I was obsessed with it back then.
“Super nice!”
While at college, doing Music Tech, I got a metal head into gabba and hardcore 😂
46 year old from Rotterdam giving you the Gabber Handshake Brotha!
Me too, 47, Scottish. I was into death metal but started listening to a lot of this stuff when I was about 18. I still listen constantly to black and death metal, not much techno stuff these days but I still appreciate it. I think it has clear similarities to extreme metal. Dye Witness, Ruffneck, Ultrasonic...I do still enjoy TTF and the Shamen nowadays 😊
Great informational Gabber content! Keep going with this type of content :)
Next vid in progress
Cool srb pfp
So happy this showed up in my feed. Great vid!
I’d love someone to get a tracklist of all these choons! Such amazing bangers in there, i need em!
DJ Skinhead - Extreme Terror from Lord of the weed was my entrypoint with Gabber/Hardcore
P.s Holy shit, the vid is realy good. Good job man 👍👍👍
@florianfaber9799 a CD cover has an image with a nail trough the cut off ear? 🤓
Yes, this was my youth and I still love the music and got a lovely record collection still from this time with several thousands of Vinyl's and CD's
Nostalgia 2.0, fantastic, tnx! Hardcore never dies!
I’ve been collecting vinyl since ‘86 and went to tons of raves, underground & warehouse parties during ‘91-‘97. It’s great to watch a music info video by someone who knows what they’re talking about… well informed. Cheers!
I been hooked up in Hardstyle since 2008 and now im more into hardcore and rawstyle, it never gets old 💯
Awesome time! no telephones, no social media, just party and true friendships
You wrote drugs wrong.
And tons of drugs
Lekker man heerlijke docu echt genieten. Hardcore Will never die ❤. Greetings from de 🇳🇱.
Wat was dat een heerlijke tijd zonder al die camera’s op de mobieltjes. Mensen konden zich zelf zijn. Je ging voor het feest de muziek samen met al je gabbers. Lekker feesten daarna nog een afterparty mee pakken en dan soms nog met zijn alle op een parkeerplaats of ergens anders een beetje na stuiteren. Voor geen goud willen missen.
Hardcore will never die jij ook hier haha veel pyro's zijn ook gabber deze hier ook zin in volgende week naar megarave
Heerlijk oldschool feest heb zelf niet de jaren 90 meegemaakt maar ben in 2001 geboren maar voel me echt het jaren 90 style in me te hebben fuck new style
@@Mrdutchpyro ja man ben ook al een paar keer wat pyro s tegen gekomen in de comments op hardcore docu’s etc. Ja heb het gelukkig nog net meegekregen allemaal wel ver op het einde ben zelf in jaren 80 geboren. Lachen man stoken en hakkuh
Started in the mid 90s for me. Found gabber through UK hardcore. It's the goose pimples that I still get from the kick drum that let me know I'm not old just yet.
big up the Old Skool ravers
Hardcore = my life and it always will be!!! Greetz from an dutch gabber
🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
It never dies bro. I'm 46 and still listen to it.
I'm from '81 ,coming out Belgium,I lived ,eat,slept with early hardcore,it's heartwarming that we see a kinda comeback.But the truth is:it will never be the same like back in the days ,what a time that was.i went from early hardcore to hard techno after a while cause of the commercial side off hardcore that was coming up.This video is truly amazing ,thanks for that .
Club X ?
I'm from 81 to and was part of Global Hardcore Nation in feb '97 in Antwerp. My first hardcore party, was amazing indeed. But i also was happy to join last years Thunderdome in Utrecht after all these years which was my second time on a hardcore party at 42 years old and really wanted to feel the hardcore again of these generation! ❤
The origins are eighties
and you were born eighties ?
@@an1tvaw-kp5pm the nineties my dude
@@Zerocool-kb4ej X & Cherry tot de flikken het voor iedereen verkloot hadden ;-)
Damn! That was refreshing AF! Thx a ton for this little chest of gold❤
Parkzicht Rotterdam 1991, i was 21 from Amsterdam, loved to go there.
Thanks for that step back deep into my early discovery phase!
I got from Thunderdome Hardcore over Rave, Techno, Trance, Schranz, Drum&Bass, Dubstep now to Dramatical Sad Emotional Female Voice Deep Bass Dubstep Drops by Fytch in over 30 years.
Such a refreshing video, a fully immersive musical experience. As a non-native english speaker, I am already used to reading subtitles
Ive whatched many documentarys about Techno , EDM , Hardcore , Trance , Hardstyle , House . your content is close to the reality , thanks for sharing .
Blümchen - herz an herz ist much better hehe and you miss the german Mega Man intro music from the TV Cartoons ...
hmm no breakcore
Thanks
I'm listening Harder Styles since 2012
Visited over 100 festivals, events and uncountable club nights with Hard Dance Music and Techno.
Now I want to give the community something back with my own experiences through partying, listening and producing this music.
I'm into Hakken deep down and got a passion for it.
And breakcore, I'm not that into it.
I would say it's just Hardcore with breakbeats. Like some crossbreed stuff. But maybe this a good genre for a "Diverse and Unknown Hardcore Genre" video ;)
We will see. Be patient
crossbreed (The Outside Agency)
Amazing video and very emotional / nostalgic to watch. Gabba will always hold a very special place in my heart.
What an absolutely amazingly put together video. I really enjoyed this :) I did dabble with some gabber as a young teen, but I'm a massive techno head. 140-155 BPM preferred range. I've never understood how people can dance to 600BPM music all night. People like it and people make it, this is what I love about music, the diversity in music right now is fun to keep an eye on.
Excellent video! Memories! Those who know, know!
Flashback to the early days :D Thank you for the vid
Super awesome thank you, it’s always good to know where the roots come from! Bigup!
I distinctly remember having a "Terrordome" cd with tracks over 250 bpm in around 94-96 one was labelled the fastest track in the world on the cd (or simliar) In the end i mellowed out with Members of Mayday CD's & Trance CD's like Reactivate but the artwork of the time on dance cd's beat any rock cd in a store always futuristic and eye catching. Although ridiculed slightly here Scooter and others of the time in Ireland (Ultra Sonic) were a big entry point for many into dance music. Good Vid.Good memories🖖
This is great to see where it all comes from, I'm 35 and Gabber for 15-20 years now, I was too young for the good raves, nowadays a good festival is cool, but when I see the pics and videos from late 90's, daaaamn that looked like a lot more fun! Thank you for the video, some great tunes and new genres that I didn't know about
Man this is super cool vid, playin' hardcore since 2007, defo sharing on socials. Well done!
Very nice!!!..took me back to the early days...always liked HardTrance , HardHouse and Hardcore , but nowadays i like Hardstyle the most. I still have to go to Defqon one of these days ,it's on my bucketlist....
Thank you!👍Awesome! EARLY GABBER HARDCORE👍🔊🔊
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Awesome video. I love music and partying, but have never been one to fret about genres. I really enjoyed all the 90s and 00s footage.
Pure insanity....being a junglist, dnb DJ for 17 years...I do love going out to banging techno nights now and again...great documentary
From my heart, thank you for this video!! I love your choice of iconic tracks from the past (my past), the informative background information, and the way you tell the story from the beginning right up to today.
[Also, at about 05:00 my mind was completely blown to discover that 'gabber' means the same in Nederlands as 'cobber' means in Australian English!]
Hardcore to the bone...PLUR from Australia
I enjoyed the video nice hearing all the classics always 🙂👍
thank you for a very informative video…i came from a UK Hard House background back in the mid 90s, starting as a DJ..then went thru many genres after that until i found my love in Progressive Tribal Tech House..but every now n then, i’d listen to Happy Hardcore n Hardbass to release my tensions..😅
Omg i was sitting in that same octopus ride in '96 at thunderdome....wauw that brings back so many good memories. Thanks for this trip back to memorie lane....Hardcore will never die.....never ever!!!!!!!!!
I was there as well.
But I gotta say a lot info in this vid isn’t correct in my mind 😂
@dirtysneakers like any actual true underground subculture I think no one will ever agree on any absolute definitions
Thanks for the vid. I've used TR-909 on my PC in the late 90ies. Wasn't aware that it played such an important role.
A very good documentary about the history of Gabba and you notice that the other genres were and are important according to history, but you also have to emphasize when you sort the genre, it can also be that they are even closer relatives in other genres are historically related because many people like to argue about how the genres are structured and what belongs to the genres because you have to explain again and again where the term edm comes from, that it is actually just a term for the entire electronic genre such as: house, trance, techno, hardcore (techno/edm), drum and bass (dnb)(jungle), dubstep, garage, breakbeat, trap (edm), bass, bounce, electro, synthwave or synthpop, vaporwave, electro, chiptune ( bitpop) , downtempo (chill-out, ambient, tip-hop, lo-fi beats) , electronica (idm, drill'n bass) and according to subgenre there is metal and rock in pop as well as in indi and folk and in hip hop and in R&B subgenres that come from EDM or were influenced by EDM and now by country because a few countries include a few other genres in EDM such as noise but also industrial or gothic
In the early 2000's you only had a couple genre's: Hardcore, Terror, Speedcore, early hardcore and Happy Hardcore (trash). Gabber is a culture and not a music genre.
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 For the first time gabba is a subgenre of hardcore (techno) and so it is also sorted into hardcore (techno) because if gabba was just a culture why does gabba have fusion genres such as hardcore rave then you have forgotten a few more genres around that 2000s were created
@@beck6505 I'm just telling you how it is over here in the Netherlands, especially 20-30 years ago. You want to call it Gabba that's you opinion. Also hardcore is not techno, it's it own genre but ofcourse you are allowed your own opinion on that as well. oh and a hardcore rave is just a hardcore party, a rave being a party (usually illegal)
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 Now you come with an opinion where you wanted to tell me that the gabba is not a subgenre then again hardcore rave was a subgenre of gabba and breakbeat hardcore and then to explain the word rave it was actually a word that the labels actually wanted to use as a coherent genre To largely summarize all electronic genres, the first subgenre that should be named like that was hardcore rave. Rave itself was seen as a synonym for illegal or where only techno is played and there is even more subgenre with the name rave namely nu-rave, future rave .dan again the genre name hardcore (techno) it is just written techno in commas but what is also written is edm to interpret it as an edm genre which you could get even more subgenre with the name hdm because it is also an umbrella term But where there's hardcore (techno/edm) in there, there's even more of all the other edm genres that are just hard
@@valentijnrozeveld3773 And as a question, do you actually know industrial hardcore, which was created before the 2000s, or early hardstyle, UK hardcore because you really don't know a lot about the subgenre
I'm 38 and just brought my first pair of air max. But I've been listening to the harder styles since like 2000. Its my favorite type of music. Thanks for this vid
haven't had the guts to buy them, i'm more a puma fan. how do you find them so far ?
@@JanElBrabo I went to the Nike store lol
@@blacsk8r666 i mean like, hows your experience, what are pro & con
PLEASE MAN, GIVE US A TRACKLIST!
Gonna Drop the Tracklist at 25k plays!
@@Mindprinter drop it!!!!
Delivered 😘@@mikalting8913
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I always say - "Do yoy love hardstyle, like i love it?" no mater what the subgenre. thanks for history rewiew. deep in youth
13:13 we typically call that music "old school hardcore" in the UK, and it is from around 92-94 before 4x4 hardcore and Jungle in like 95. Dates are off the top of my head though.
I loved the old school stuff. Acen - trip to the moon pt 2, anyone?
Yeah, Acen was amazing. I love the layered breakbeats. Another good one was Messiah.
@@TheCuttingBureau Yeah, true. That first prodigy album had the sound down, too.
Jungle was properly there by end of '93. You had Ratty doing "dark side" Jungle by end '93. Listen, e.g., to some of the sets by Fabio, Grooverider, Ratty, Ned Ryder from the Que Club @ NYE 93/94.
And it was already "Jungle Techno" by '92. Look up DJ Seduction's Fantazia sets from '92.
its hardcore techno
It's all about passion, the beat, the rhythm, exploring sounds and the people...
My first CD i bought was Thunderdome and Terrordome ✌
Thank you for making this video!
Backward hakken definitely existed in the 90s!
True!
3 steps ahead defo one of the pioneers for me
I am going to get hated for this but Happy Hardcore in the 90s got me into the dance scene and away from the metal scene. I am still a big fan of UK Hardcore / Happy Hardcore.
---------- This is not the end of the story ----------
What happens next?
History of Millennium Hardcore:
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Loved this vid, I was raving during 90s till early 2000s so was familiar with 1 third of what you covered. All my kids nearly grown now so good to see some of the newer styles if I feel like dusting off the pumas, or trying out some nike airs. Sydney has some good hardstyle events still from what I see in YT
WHERE IS ATARI TEENAGE RIOT!!!
Love this video! Very well put together 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽🔥🔥🔥
Hakkuhhhhhhhhhh !!!!!
Alles naar klote!
what a GREAT video. me from early TERROR will love speedcore, frenchcore and doomcore forever.
NORDCORE, BAKALLA, LAURENT HO, ELSTAK, Gangstar Toons Industry
❤🔥
Dope! I’m 46 Latino from LA. We had a Latin underground scene in the early 90’s with hardcore being a part of it. I just didn’t like the dance style. Most of us just banged our heads to the speaker walls. Headstrong!!!
Hardcore will never die!
Was Omar Santana part of the Hardcore genre?
yes! it is called NELA TV here on youtube - trip upon trip down memory lane!
Me Aussie heb ik nog steeds in de kast hangen, ben 50 haha. Heerlijke tijd, heb nog bakken met oldskool vinyl staan. Mooie video makker❤
Hardcore was never called Gabber back in the days because Gabber is the hardcore culture.. not a genre, at least not back then. Also, 3 steps ahead is not happy hardcore, happy hardcore was childfriendly television commercial crap.
Agree. Gabber is more people related and hardcore is the music genre
Exactly
I think this depends where one experiences it and who you ask. There’s all kinds of misnomers in music, especially in electronic. I think if you ask most people who experienced the 80s-90s dance music phenomenon, most people associate with the term ‘gabber,’ it’s not that big of a deal. As long as they were fortunate enough to enjoy it! It was a wonderful time! This documentary does make reference to the culture aspect of it as well.
@@1nfamousme210 It's the opposite though, i was underage during the 90's (classic and oldschool hardcore wasn't around during the 80's) but my older brothers weren't, i'd sneak in the first parties at 15 in 1999 and have been part of the Hardcore scene in the Netherlands ever since and never ever have i ever heard someone refer to as we call it oldschool or early as gabber. It's the newer generations that do it and especially outside of the Netherlands.
😂😂😂 got it
Nice i,m old n love it. Very informative and well crafted. I NEVER KNEW WHAT THE LAST TUNE WAS CALLED. A PERSONAL FAVOURITE CHEERS. PEACE N LOVE TO MY FELLOW RAVER,S:-)
Those so called examples of Hard House, aren't Hard House tracks but where also called Hardcore. For Hard House music you should listen to Tony de Vit.
Wow. Thanks Mindprinter👏
The quality and in-depth information truly stands out. Ticking off all the major milestones and tracks of the era for me. Capturing the vibe. As a child in the Netherlands I observed (lol) the wave of early Harcore and Gabber Mania and it brings back vivid memories.
It was quite a scene to witness, as a 10~12 year old, almost surreal at times! For me a beautiful exciting time for a child growing up with these shaved guys and girls in australian track suits in the neighborhood and as older brothers, sisters etc 😂
🥂 Prettig weekend gabberts en liefhebbers
Hardcore united against racism and hate 2005!
808, dub plate, 909, lose your mind, hoover, got the manoeuvre, hard stab, hit with a concrete slab, kick and bass, earthquake in the place. 160 crew, you know what to do, turn it up to 182
Nice attempt but sadly a bit convoluted. In the early days we didn't have all those genres of house music. We just had a few and they got invented along the way. I strongly dislike that you state that Marc 'invented' hardcore by just that track. That is too simple of a thought and therefore not true. The scene got inveted in different countries by different artists at the same time. That is where the beauty lies with the early genres: there is a lot of room for invention.
"early hardcore" imploded into itself in about 5/6 years around 1998 and the hardcore scene slowly re-invented itself from 2000 and upward and the genre stagnated into a horrible monotonous sound.
First time I heard a gabber kick was this track: ua-cam.com/video/NVIYUQLxSWw/v-deo.htmlsi=VPP5cChV6VQMhi1v Tyree Cooper also liked to distort his 909s and 808 and then you have Mike Dunn, Steve Poindexter, Robert Armani and not to forget Cajmere
I said this once on an IG post and it was fun watching people 20-30 years younger than me trying to explain how a song wasn't Techno......lol. It used to be all Hardcore/Hardcore Techno when i started going to raves in 1990, and what they now have split into 2 million seperate genres, was all played under one roof, no seperate tents........okay may be a chill area, but not like now when you have to go to one specific spot to here only one genre of music. I think this is why so many oldschool people appreciate all forms of Hardcore and don't bash other genres, as we grew up listening to it all. Musical snobbery is hilarious, when we just enjoyed the music, making friends from all over the country or even world, with not one bit of fear of being assualted, it was just love for the scene, the music and the people. Those days will never come back imho, but we still have those memories. HTID!!!..........ETA, i just wish there was a bit more Bouncy Techno (Scott Brown) stuff added in there, as he had a lot of influence in Hardcore sceen, especially in Scotland and the Netherlands
Great documentary! Takes me back to my teens. This music partly formed my music taste, even though i don't listen to it anymore.
I bet if ukraine went into Russia playing Gabber there would be no more fighting 😂
Russian village boys
OMG!! 🙈🙈🙈
Joined the scene in 1995 by listening and dancing to nothing else than Thunderdome ✌🏻 It didn’t change ever since and I am curious if it will ever change till I die. The tracks in this video are all so familiar to me - Thank you very much!!! ❤️
very cool, i learned new things today. thanks!
What a well put together video you have here my friend, definitely early gabber/early hardcore is my fav by far!
What a kind of wild time for raves, when you can ride a carussell right next to the subwoofer at a indoor event. :O
Ach wie schön die Maus hier zu sehen. :D
Grat topic. The human mind evolves with the sounds it is fed with.
The 'early hardcore' sound is for many people a nostalgic throwback to the vibes of the '90s. Simpler times, goofing around with your friends, crate digging in record shops, experiment with upcoming technology, quality drugs (ehm, so they say, ahum) and universalist mentality.
Now for my tastes in te broad spectrum that is loosely defined as 'Hardcore':
*Early hardcore, great fun and for the vibe I mentioned above
*Industrial hardcore, bit slower BPM which creates more impact if that makes sense. I also enjoy a lot of breaks to shake things up. Some metal snares also get me going. (PRPSCT rec, Genosha, Mindustries,...
* Acidcore, what can I say. I love 303's and the squelching brain-melting sounds. Deep kick drums, amen break drum loops, eerie samples for ethereal dancing. (Narcosis, PureAnalog)
Not a fan of Terror and Speedcore. I appreciate pioneers as Drokz, Akira,... and I get the appeal but it's not for me.
Peace out and take care! HAKKEN
A very nice documentary.
For me personally a trip to the past.
One small thing that is not right is stepping backwards dancing.
I did this '93-'94 for the first time. Dancing in front of a mirror at 14 years old!😅
Please continue your Gabber journey.
Gabber ben je niet even maar heel je leven!!*
* 'You're not just a gabber for a moment, but your whole life!!'
You can hear how this branched into so many different styles of music.. blessed are the electronic music gods and those that are devoted to them🙏💖
From Scotland.
I really liked the early gabba stuff from Rotterdam recs, Lenny dee, knor and others.
From about 95 it merged with happy hardcore and went off it.
Have probably seen the cream of gabba and hardstyle at nosebleed in rosyth, probably the best gabba club in the uk.
From scotland too and former Rez head. I would say by the summer if 94 at the event 2 was when gabba properly touched down here. It was still quite new in Rotterdam as well then.
Scotland embraced it more than most because were a nation of party heads and it led to a hybrid of Scottish bouncy hardcore and Dutch gabber
Thanks for sharing the track list!
Holy shit this is accurate. Well done on music selection also. Even though I got older and no longer enjoy the new style of hardcore with it's high pitched bass, I will still wear my name. For sentimental values. You made me sentimental for the tracks I forgot though. I'm not crying, you are! The illegal parties are the only place to have the same "feel" as the oldskool hardcore. I'm just not about that life anymore. I knew this guy who was disabled and roll around in a wheelchair, he was ALWAYS riding the crowd and we would always lose him.
What a cool video im 38 fell in love with hardcore when i 1st heard it around 8 years old, albeit its got a bit chit these days, i love that a lot of the techno djs are bringing the old sound back and sampling a lot of classic early stuff, very educational video, good job ❤
Ah....the good old days...will never forget the First Free Base International Concert ever, my first contact with Planet Core Productions. Everything was so...easy back then. Glorious.
this is the sickest documentary ive ever watched, cheers dude
Great watch, thanks for putting it together
Truly interesting broadcast - me personally HappyHardCore O'Skool & Jungle since 1999 - keep on ravin peeps
Wish all genres got such a great video. Really well done! You got the start right! That I know, the rest I learned here…
you did your homework really well. great content. gonna watch all your other "know your genre" video, too