A little Gabber story from the producer of EB.TV and all the Blind Tests: This is the original of the 3rd Euromasters single www.discogs.com/de/release/293011-De-Drie-Van-De-Benzine-Pomp-Rubbish It was a big joke and just made for fun. Paul Elstak got one of the limited whitelabels in his hands and as I knew him already from DJ Gigs he asked if he can release it on Rotterdam Records. So I went to Rotterdam and we did a rework of all tracks and they turned into the 3rd Euromasters single. It's still a joke but was a big seller in the netherlands 😂 Discogs says: Whitelabel only, limited edition 350 copies Track "Doei!" samples the Euromasters tracks "Noiken In Die Koiken" and "Oranje Boven", both released on Rotterdam Records in 1993 as Rot 021 "Oranje Boven". So don't trust Discogs as it was the other way around 😉 PS. this Discogs comment says it all: Sounds like a pisstake on Rotterdam Records but both tracks are HARD and the pressing is LOUD. Recommended!
This was really fun to do, I know and played all the records thousands of times but it's really hard to guess the names 😅 Thanks for having me on the show 🥳🎹👊🏻
Was so happy to see you in this one! My poor neighbours have dealt with me absolutely pumping Chosen Paradise LP at volume 11, to the point that they would probably win the blind test 😂
Hardcore in the electronic music scene has been so pushed back that it's disgraceful... Sure techno and trance are very popular but hardcore has its own culture... I'm so glad to be here part of the scene and have been a part of it since 1991... So many styles have changed my passion for hardcore has never changed
@@oifvet7487 it's funny, been into hardcore, speedcore, gabber from mid 90's - early 2000's, even have a release on Strike Records...for the past 12 years, gotten heavily into Trance/Deep House/Minimal Techno....I couldn't even listen to this newer shit "hardstyle" (which just sounds like rotterdam/Dutch re-hashed) without gagging.
Lenny Dee and Darkraver track brought back memories... Liza N Eliaz played that track many years ago... Made me remember her...RIP Liza, you're never forgotten
Marc had a gazillion of names. Some people might not even know half of his productions. Hero for sure: "?", 1st Mob, 6-Pack, 8 A.M., A Lighter Shade, A.2017, Ace The Space, Alien Christ, Barracuda (3), Beethoven, Bellini Uno, Bunker Youth, Chucky Chunk, Craig Tayaffo, Cyborg Unknown, Cypher, DB 600, DJ Bubi, DJ Full Nuts, DJ Jacques O., DJ Puppy, Dogge Team, Don Dee Jay, Dr. Atomic (2), Dusty Angel, Frank Dogge, Freez-E-Style, Friends Of Alex, Friends Of Django, Gandharvas, Garcia/Castro Bros. Mgmt., Highrollers, Jack E. Mustang, KO (2), Kool DJ S.M.C., Lil' Pepe Castro, Marc Trauner, Marc-E-Bwoy, Marshall Masters, Mask (2), Mescalinum United, Mustapha Ooh Piata, Nasty Django, New Balance (2), PCP-Project, Pepe Castro + Cru, Pepe Ramirez, Pilldriver, Planet Phuture, Program 1, Project Æ, Protectors Of Bass, Psycho Party, Psyko-Path Gonzales, Rave 2000, Rave Creator, Reincarnated Regulator, Resident E, S.M.F. (2), SexDrive Entertainment, Sonic Surfer, Spiritual Combat, Stereo Murder, Subtopia, Suburban Soul, T-Bone Castro, T8, The 6th City Mob, The Baseball Punch, The Budleckers, The Crazy Whistlers, The Demonic Force FFM, The Master Of Dark Rave, The Mover, The Phuture Project, The Pimp + Cru, The Possessed, The Postman (2), The Re-Block, The Tribalspirits, Tilt!, Ultra Spaceman, Ultra Tech, Vibrator (2),
More notable ones: Pilldriver, Rave Creator, PCP, Inferno Bros, Nasty Django etc in this list. I was going to post a link of best of Marc Arcadipane,p but bookmarked this to watch myself later on: 2 hour interview with him: ua-cam.com/video/-INotoOMGqs/v-deo.html
I 100% agree! Absolute pumping track! Unfortunately i missed the heyday of hardcore being born in 1990 but im catching up and adore the genre! Beats time is one of the most influential tracks to me and i agree, absolute masterpiece!!!
I love the Blind Test series. Gabber has never been a genre I've delved into much but its so awesome to discover tracks like this one. Holy crap what a tune!
I can smell the Technodrome at Helter-skelter! Can I request a 90's Happy Hardcore blind test? Happy hardcore was as huge as drum n bass in the UK and is never given the coverage it deserves.
Please! I would like to nominate my friend Paul Dunn (DJ Traffic Kone) as a contestant. He has been consulted by numerous DJs in the past for his encyclopaedic knowledge of all things hardcore - for example, a well known underground hardcore DJ from the UK messaged him requesting an ID on a track that he had forgotten for a mix of his that he did back in the 90s!
In one of the blind tests one of the contestants closed his eyes (I think he was a he) and with his fingers he air-flipped through his DJ Box looking for the record. Absolutely amazing moment.
Excellent stuff Telekom! Thanks for appreciating the harder sound of Electronic music! And getting the Artist's and Producers to do the Blind Test! Love THIS series!!
I was born in ‘95 but gabber is my favorite genre. It’s so fun to see legends react to some of my favorite songs 😈 Beats time, xtc love, mind controller, up, and name of my dj are played daily
Fascination is one of my all-time favorites! And then Rob Gee! RIOT SQUAD! Awesome! Fuck! I gotta listen to somw old skool gabber tomorrow.. It's been far too long.
These Gabba "blind tests" are excellent 🔥🔥 Soooo many great/epic tracks by some of the best in the game. Looking forward to a third 🤜🤛💙 #Hardcoreisourwayoflife
Oh my day's i never tire of watching this back....When they play Ilsa Gold and Chosen Few at the end.....Fking fantastic and if you know you just know 🔊🔊🔊🙌👌
Absolutely awesome, annoyed I got one wrong though! One thing, Name of The DJ was 1995 not 1997. It was on the Love Me Bad EP (MOK 46). Still one of my most prized vinyls to this day, Danica is an under-rated work of art.
Incredible video. So many happy faces and priceless reactions When's the 90s breakbeat hardcore? Love this one as I shows a rare Marc Arcardipane smile
What a time that was to be alive. Walking home back from the long night in the city, with the giant ass headphones looking straight like an alien that came from another planet, walkman batteries dying out, that Chosen Few track plays at 20% less bpm.But you just keep marching forward. Thunderdome - XXII got me into it with the guy strapped into an electric chair, bought it and never looked back. So many gems on that compilation alone>.. The Horrorist - Flesh Is The Fever Flamman & Abraxas Mix, Bass-D & King Matthew - The Power Of Bass, The Illegal Alien - Don't Tell Me What To Do. Later when i discovered Killing Playground, happy rave, terrordrome it was already too late for me :) Technohead - Mary Jane will prob play the day when I die.
Finally someone bringing up The Horrorist! His story telling has never been rivaled in the genre way ahead of his time! been my favorite Harder Style Techno artist for over a decade till this year when a random HoR watch of Brutalismus 3000's set blew me away! They are the future!
i could listen to these blind tests for hours :) ( which i did when i discoverd this Blind Test playlist on Telekom Electonic Beats :p ) brings back sweet sweet memories
when we get to 150,000 views, we can imagine part 3 with Industrial, Terror, Speedcore with Laurent Ho, Manu le Malin, DJ Cut-X, Simon Underground, etc ...
😂😂😂talk about a trip down memory lane.... as a 15yr old in belfast in 1995, I spent my wages from working in a shop searching out and having to specially order in records/ CDs from my local independent record shops! I loved NIN, ministry etc.... saw a 2xcd compilation called ‘industrial f**king strength’ and it blew my mind.... I then searched out the Mokum ‘fxxxking hardcore’ and ‘welcome to the terrordome’ compilations..... then in 1996 I discovered digital hardcore recordings.... the second Atari teenage riot record ‘future of war’ distilled all I loved about gabber, punk rock and industrial...... it’s a different world nowadays for kids, things are collected together in one place online.... not like the old days of indie record shops, gigs, raves.... when like minded people came together and formed friendships and mini communities..... 🥺miss those days
I bought Industrial Strength- twin CD. Listened to it recently. Still farken awesome. I am in Aus, so never got the gabber raves here like in Europe. But I sure loved to listen to it. Especially Thunderdome CDs.
@@bazedjunkiii_tv didn’t that come out just after ATR’s ‘future of war’? I’ve nearly the whole DHR back catalogue.... I lost interest in them after the 3rd ATR album....
@@MrPiggalicious check this out.... aphex twin live at field day, London.... plenty of great tunes, but check out the highlights I highlighted😉👍 ua-cam.com/video/nzvLiwUK3R8/v-deo.html 1:09:48- 1:15:05... public energy’s ‘three O three’ mixed into Mescallanium United’s ‘we have arrived’..... genius! 1:53.07.... noise/ gabber Jam with nasenbluten’s ‘c*nt face’😃🤘🤘🤘
If we get a Gabber #3, can we invite Dj Waxweazle, Buzz Fuzz and maybe Dj Distortion (rtc), also hearing that Rob Gee track brought a instant smile to my face, there's just something about his tracks, it's instantly recognisable 🎸🤘 (invite him as well!)
Tf is up with all these cheese shit? Drop bass had great gabber, Geoff Da Chef, Destroyer, old Nasenbluten, Matt Green. Xilocane, Syndicate, Rage Reset, Dj Freak, Eradicator....why isn't any of that shit getting played?
@@Jason_Van_Stone I think alot of that would go beyond gabber,its proper hardcore techno verging on speedcore.desrves its own category.Hardcore will never die
Oh my word how do you guys remember these names??!! Hahaha #1 and #9 and #10 I knew straight away but the others I couldn't remember for nothing been so long. Started getting flashbacks of outlaw raves/parties I went to in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Thanks guys! Good tunes
Great episode! Love it. :) Made my day. :D So cool to see the faces of Dano, Chosen Few, Charly Lownoise, Ruffneck nowadays... :) Francois'es reaction to "Name of the DJ" - ha, very funny. :D Cheers.
Love this series! So glad you've kept it going. Just a small suggestion; could you have the participant's names listed in the upper left/right corner when they appear on clip? I love watching these, even for genres I don't follow, and it gets hard to remember who's who when their name only appears for a bit at the beginning of the video. Please keep it up! So many fun, new discoveries
Mein Mucke! Gerade diese Zeit war spannend, weil sich dann erst die ganzen Richtungen gebildet haben. Die Verbindung mit Breakbeats war einfach geil. Jedenfalls spannender als heute.
4:23 AM in Germany and i am watching this video... Second Track...O.O After 6 seconds i yelled thats Rob Gee! My Neighbors were lucky i had Headphones on this time XD I´m born in the late 80´s so i think my favorite place to sleep was close to a big speaker hehe
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A little Gabber story from the producer of EB.TV and all the Blind Tests:
This is the original of the 3rd Euromasters single www.discogs.com/de/release/293011-De-Drie-Van-De-Benzine-Pomp-Rubbish
It was a big joke and just made for fun. Paul Elstak got one of the limited whitelabels in his hands and as I knew him already from DJ Gigs he asked if he can release it on Rotterdam Records. So I went to Rotterdam and we did a rework of all tracks and they turned into the 3rd Euromasters single. It's still a joke but was a big seller in the netherlands 😂
Discogs says: Whitelabel only, limited edition 350 copies
Track "Doei!" samples the Euromasters tracks "Noiken In Die Koiken" and "Oranje Boven", both released on Rotterdam Records in 1993 as Rot 021 "Oranje Boven".
So don't trust Discogs as it was the other way around 😉
PS. this Discogs comment says it all: Sounds like a pisstake on Rotterdam Records but both tracks are HARD and the pressing is LOUD. Recommended!
Nice to know after almost 30 years 😃
R.I.P Peter Paul Pigman.
It's De Gabbers right? If not there's no legitimate upload of this on UA-cam
Rave the city mixed. On mine channel (incl Euromasters)
This was really fun to do, I know and played all the records thousands of times but it's really hard to guess the names 😅
Thanks for having me on the show 🥳🎹👊🏻
You are welcome.
Thanks for participating.
En nog steeds blijft name of the dj de allerbruutste.. altijd kippenvel. Super leuke aflevering
ua-cam.com/video/f4g8eN7Au38/v-deo.html nog steeds kicken om te zien hoe je vroeger bezig was
Francois Mokum Madness !
My favorite & biggest vinyl collection ! 👍✌
Was so happy to see you in this one! My poor neighbours have dealt with me absolutely pumping Chosen Paradise LP at volume 11, to the point that they would probably win the blind test 😂
I'm so glad Gabber is becoming a more documented genre of Electronic music
Hardcore in the electronic music scene has been so pushed back that it's disgraceful... Sure techno and trance are very popular but hardcore has its own culture... I'm so glad to be here part of the scene and have been a part of it since 1991... So many styles have changed my passion for hardcore has never changed
@@oifvet7487 it's funny, been into hardcore, speedcore, gabber from mid 90's - early 2000's, even have a release on Strike Records...for the past 12 years, gotten heavily into Trance/Deep House/Minimal Techno....I couldn't even listen to this newer shit "hardstyle" (which just sounds like rotterdam/Dutch re-hashed) without gagging.
It’s not. But enjoy it anyway.
It’s not a genre it’s a lifestyle homie
Same, the very first time I heard this type of music I knew it was in my heart
Chosen Few - Name of the DJ, after all those plays it still gives me goosebumps. What a record!!!!
Same 👍❗
Lenny Dee and Darkraver track brought back memories... Liza N Eliaz played that track many years ago... Made me remember her...RIP Liza, you're never forgotten
One of the best hardcore track ever made.
Absolutely mixed by Liza ❤
Marc and Ruffneck, two of my living heroes
So true. Got the Ruffneck logo on my arm over 20 years ago.
Marc had a gazillion of names. Some people might not even know half of his productions. Hero for sure:
"?", 1st Mob, 6-Pack, 8 A.M., A Lighter Shade, A.2017, Ace The Space, Alien Christ, Barracuda (3), Beethoven, Bellini Uno, Bunker Youth, Chucky Chunk, Craig Tayaffo, Cyborg Unknown, Cypher, DB 600, DJ Bubi, DJ Full Nuts, DJ Jacques O., DJ Puppy, Dogge Team, Don Dee Jay, Dr. Atomic (2), Dusty Angel, Frank Dogge, Freez-E-Style, Friends Of Alex, Friends Of Django, Gandharvas, Garcia/Castro Bros. Mgmt., Highrollers, Jack E. Mustang, KO (2), Kool DJ S.M.C., Lil' Pepe Castro, Marc Trauner, Marc-E-Bwoy, Marshall Masters, Mask (2), Mescalinum United, Mustapha Ooh Piata, Nasty Django, New Balance (2), PCP-Project, Pepe Castro + Cru, Pepe Ramirez, Pilldriver, Planet Phuture, Program 1, Project Æ, Protectors Of Bass, Psycho Party, Psyko-Path Gonzales, Rave 2000, Rave Creator, Reincarnated Regulator, Resident E, S.M.F. (2), SexDrive Entertainment, Sonic Surfer, Spiritual Combat, Stereo Murder, Subtopia, Suburban Soul, T-Bone Castro, T8, The 6th City Mob, The Baseball Punch, The Budleckers, The Crazy Whistlers, The Demonic Force FFM, The Master Of Dark Rave, The Mover, The Phuture Project, The Pimp + Cru, The Possessed, The Postman (2), The Re-Block, The Tribalspirits, Tilt!, Ultra Spaceman, Ultra Tech, Vibrator (2),
More notable ones: Pilldriver, Rave Creator, PCP, Inferno Bros, Nasty Django etc in this list. I was going to post a link of best of Marc Arcadipane,p but bookmarked this to watch myself later on: 2 hour interview with him: ua-cam.com/video/-INotoOMGqs/v-deo.html
@@nlx78 thank you my dude...✌
Yessss! 👍
When hardstyle became popular I thought: If you guys had any idea how mellow you sound 😂
It would be good to see an early 90s UK breakbeat hardcore Blind Test
This, foundational style of music.
It's out now
@@lzudemorenz7128 Cheers for the heads-up :)
Once a gabber, always a gabber.
I miss this sound dominating Gabba rooms at raves.
God bless Mokum records; still smashing it.
I just can’t get enough! This one was concentrated with those legendary all time favourites
Hold on, we are with you!
Ruffneck and chosen few real gabbers!!
these songs were easier to guess than the other
You are right. A lot of tracks from the early Thunderdome compilations.
Stunned Guys - Beats Time is still a masterpiece in my opinion!
Bit overrated imo, Hymn is better.
I 100% agree! Absolute pumping track! Unfortunately i missed the heyday of hardcore being born in 1990 but im catching up and adore the genre! Beats time is one of the most influential tracks to me and i agree, absolute masterpiece!!!
It was but after listining a lot not anymore
@@Cykelpump33 Naaaaaaa :-)
@@ManoloMacchetta Listen to that breakdoooooown
Just sitting smiling and very happy, thanks guys
8 out of 10 and... I'm back to my old Thunderdome compilations again ! Always a pleasure to do those blind tests !
As usual I got 0 out of 10 but who cares... I just love these blind tests.
same, but I always find new songs!
@@blackocean75 that's one of the reasons why I love de blind tests.
Even when it's not my favourite genre there are always some treasures.
9/10 here
1/10 here.. Ilsa Gold - Up :D
I was one of very few folks listening to gabber in my area. Good times.
Ilsa Gold - Up (so many memories!) ❤
I love the Blind Test series. Gabber has never been a genre I've delved into much but its so awesome to discover tracks like this one. Holy crap what a tune!
I can smell the Technodrome at Helter-skelter!
Can I request a 90's Happy Hardcore blind test? Happy hardcore was as huge as drum n bass in the UK and is never given the coverage it deserves.
Oooh I’d be up for that
Yes! I’d love a Happy Hardcore blind test.
Please! I would like to nominate my friend Paul Dunn (DJ Traffic Kone) as a contestant. He has been consulted by numerous DJs in the past for his encyclopaedic knowledge of all things hardcore - for example, a well known underground hardcore DJ from the UK messaged him requesting an ID on a track that he had forgotten for a mix of his that he did back in the 90s!
Not much difference
I love how you can picture the record sleeve before you know the artist.
Something that is sadly missed these days
In one of the blind tests one of the contestants closed his eyes (I think he was a he) and with his fingers he air-flipped through his DJ Box looking for the record. Absolutely amazing moment.
So nice to see how they all loved reliving those tracks ;)
That was awesome! I got them all expect the first one! So many classic 90s hardcore tracks! 😎
Yeees, more gabber! And so many legendary producers and DJs participating. Great stuff!
Superb. Got'em all :)
Who else than Smurf 😂
Greetings from Germany ✌
Excellent stuff Telekom! Thanks for appreciating the harder sound of Electronic music! And getting the Artist's and Producers to do the Blind Test! Love THIS series!!
"Just a few I can chose from." :D
I love this episode too.
4 legends of the Hardcore Gabber scene !
Love these episode's keep them coming & Rob Gee on the next show ! 👍✌
I count 5.... (Ok 4.5)
@@djmaup Exactly
I was born in ‘95 but gabber is my favorite genre. It’s so fun to see legends react to some of my favorite songs 😈 Beats time, xtc love, mind controller, up, and name of my dj are played daily
Ilsa gold Up and goosebumps allover my Body 😱 i Miss 3 steps ahead. Great records i know all of them Back in the days
Those last 2 tracks brought back so many good memories.
It was a great episode! I hope there will be 2000's as well, with Ophidian, Promo...and so on. :)
That's what I'm thinking, that's a great idea
The Hardhouse blind test is missing, so many legendary tracks in Hardhouse scene, please do it for next time 🙏👌💙
Lenny Dee & Dark Raver - Toda Rhythm still kicks so many asses. 27 years ago and it hasn't aged at all.....
Lenny Dee plays on the NYC dance Parade truck next Saturday..cant wait
Great tune, only the mixing didn't aged that well 🤣
Ruff beat 💪🏻
Next 90s Gabber Blind Test you should have Technohead (Michael Wells) on!
gabber time is anytime and anytime is gabber time!!
Fascination is one of my all-time favorites!
And then Rob Gee! RIOT SQUAD! Awesome!
Fuck! I gotta listen to somw old skool gabber tomorrow.. It's been far too long.
I like Alpha Juno's for that sweet raving Hoover.
These Gabba "blind tests" are excellent 🔥🔥 Soooo many great/epic tracks by some of the best in the game. Looking forward to a third 🤜🤛💙 #Hardcoreisourwayoflife
That was amazing with the music and the heroes of my from back in the days!
Oh my day's i never tire of watching this back....When they play Ilsa Gold and Chosen Few at the end.....Fking fantastic and if you know you just know 🔊🔊🔊🙌👌
Next episode needs to be with The DJ Producer
Bring producer and hellfish hell.. add doormouse
Thank you so much! One of the greatest and sweetest blind test ever!
I can't love enough Ruffneck
I never expected a grabber song would sample that fall of Babylon speech. Neat!
I grew up on gabba in the 90s. This brought a tear to my eye.
Ilsa Gold...the best that has ever come out of austria
Conchita Wurst close second.
Absolutely awesome, annoyed I got one wrong though! One thing, Name of The DJ was 1995 not 1997. It was on the Love Me Bad EP (MOK 46). Still one of my most prized vinyls to this day, Danica is an under-rated work of art.
I just love Paul’s giddy enthusiasm 🤣❤️
The stunned guys beats time i love that track
Dano definitely should know these, he played them all. Especially Beats Time by Stunned Guys on Thunderdome 1996.
Do a UK happy hardcore one :^D !
Oh man... these guys love their music ❤
90's gabber and techno music , is the best.
Hell yeah, some classics I know and a few I missed, time to update the discogs wantlist lol
Incredible video. So many happy faces and priceless reactions
When's the 90s breakbeat hardcore?
Love this one as I shows a rare Marc Arcardipane smile
Ilsa Gold - Up. Never forgot this track 🤪
Selected by the dark raver. Must be good. Great line up👍👍
Can’t wait
Jwz🥳
Dit was weer een goeie zeg. Dit was genieten!!
@@steveDARKRAVERsweet lekkere platen Steve!
What a time that was to be alive. Walking home back from the long night in the city, with the giant ass headphones looking straight like an alien that came from another planet, walkman batteries dying out, that Chosen Few track plays at 20% less bpm.But you just keep marching forward. Thunderdome - XXII got me into it with the guy strapped into an electric chair, bought it and never looked back. So many gems on that compilation alone>.. The Horrorist - Flesh Is The Fever Flamman & Abraxas Mix, Bass-D & King Matthew - The Power Of Bass, The Illegal Alien - Don't Tell Me What To Do. Later when i discovered Killing Playground, happy rave, terrordrome it was already too late for me :) Technohead - Mary Jane will prob play the day when I die.
Finally someone bringing up The Horrorist! His story telling has never been rivaled in the genre way ahead of his time! been my favorite Harder Style Techno artist for over a decade till this year when a random HoR watch of Brutalismus 3000's set blew me away! They are the future!
Absolutely love this series, more gabbbbbberrrr baby!!!
Up - what a tune that is!
Please keep making more of these amazing videos. Absolutely love what you are doing. All these DJs are amazing, keep bringing them 🤘😎
Got em all. Love these old gabber ones.
“Up” is easily among my favorite gabber 303 tracks. I wonder if a Speedcore episode is around the corner? 😅
XTC Love is a beast of a tune !!
Great episode again. Some real early hardcore evergreens in this episode.
Better than a first gabber part. Finaly legendary tracks :-)
i could listen to these blind tests for hours :) ( which i did when i discoverd this Blind Test playlist on Telekom Electonic Beats :p ) brings back sweet sweet memories
Got 9 out of 10. Nice selection but a bit on the easy side. Hoping for a #3 some day. :)
Yeah, got the same result and agree. Ectomorph - The Fall Of Babylon was the only one I forgot :)
@@riptile1 Same. It's too easy with the vocals ;-) We used to play this game on the forums of yesteryear.
Great memories♥️♥️♥️
Much better than this garbage that is called "Hardcore" these days. Still listening my fav. Chosen Few - Name of the DJ
Some producers still do it rough, ever heard about Diabarha?
2000's Gabber would be an amazing idea too
Promo, Neophyte, Tha Playah, Tommyknocker, Ophidian.. Angerfist?
That would be great. And let's call it millennium hardcore instead of gabber.
Haha, yeah, Neophyte was my personal first - Braincracking and Scullfuck (?).
Never realy was into Gabber but those two tracks were played in a loop.
when we get to 150,000 views, we can imagine part 3 with Industrial, Terror, Speedcore with Laurent Ho, Manu le Malin, DJ Cut-X, Simon Underground, etc ...
Drokz, Akira, SRB !
Yes pls Industrial
Simon Underground knows all the tracks. He wil make 10/10!
@@N1h1L3 Drokz, Akira & SRB Kings of Industrial and Terreur 👍💯
@@DieserUlf That's true ❗
Dano says "tony salmonella" alter ego of buzz fuzz 😂😂😂
Absolutely loving these 90s Hardcore blind test videos, keep em coming!
Oldschool gabber was the best. Thunderdooome
😂😂😂talk about a trip down memory lane.... as a 15yr old in belfast in 1995, I spent my wages from working in a shop searching out and having to specially order in records/ CDs from my local independent record shops! I loved NIN, ministry etc.... saw a 2xcd compilation called ‘industrial f**king strength’ and it blew my mind.... I then searched out the Mokum ‘fxxxking hardcore’ and ‘welcome to the terrordome’ compilations..... then in 1996 I discovered digital hardcore recordings.... the second Atari teenage riot record ‘future of war’ distilled all I loved about gabber, punk rock and industrial...... it’s a different world nowadays for kids, things are collected together in one place online.... not like the old days of indie record shops, gigs, raves.... when like minded people came together and formed friendships and mini communities..... 🥺miss those days
digital hardccore - harder than the rest. defo a compilation to add to that list.
I bought Industrial Strength- twin CD. Listened to it recently. Still farken awesome. I am in Aus, so never got the gabber raves here like in Europe. But I sure loved to listen to it. Especially Thunderdome CDs.
@@bazedjunkiii_tv didn’t that come out just after ATR’s ‘future of war’? I’ve nearly the whole DHR back catalogue.... I lost interest in them after the 3rd ATR album....
@@MrPiggalicious check this out.... aphex twin live at field day, London.... plenty of great tunes, but check out the highlights I highlighted😉👍
ua-cam.com/video/nzvLiwUK3R8/v-deo.html
1:09:48- 1:15:05... public energy’s ‘three O three’ mixed into Mescallanium United’s ‘we have arrived’..... genius!
1:53.07.... noise/ gabber Jam with nasenbluten’s ‘c*nt face’😃🤘🤘🤘
@@schreineinAV actually 'harder than the rest' was released in 1995. 'the future of war' came out in 1997.
Holy moly what a line up 😁😍
9/10 on this one. Nostalgia.
If we get a Gabber #3, can we invite Dj Waxweazle, Buzz Fuzz and maybe Dj Distortion (rtc), also hearing that Rob Gee track brought a instant smile to my face, there's just something about his tracks, it's instantly recognisable 🎸🤘 (invite him as well!)
Tf is up with all these cheese shit?
Drop bass had great gabber, Geoff Da Chef, Destroyer, old Nasenbluten, Matt Green. Xilocane, Syndicate, Rage Reset, Dj Freak, Eradicator....why isn't any of that shit getting played?
@@Jason_Van_Stone I think alot of that would go beyond gabber,its proper hardcore techno verging on speedcore.desrves its own category.Hardcore will never die
Yes!! Would love to see DJ Weirdo, DJ Delirium, Neophyte or Fraxion on another gabber episode 🥹
@@Jason_Van_Stone Speedfreak, Xol gog 300, Neophyte.
Need some love for Oliver Chesler aka The Horrorist, Neophyte and some MD&A
Great lineup, some gabber icons. 🙌
Legends right there.
So much good music!!!
This is one of the best episodes yet. Nice 👍🏽
You NEED to invite Marusha for an episode!
And then we all go back to Love Parade '98 through a time machine
I knew them all, really cool to see these legends.
This is epic!!! Takes me back
Oh my word how do you guys remember these names??!! Hahaha
#1 and #9 and #10 I knew straight away but the others I couldn't remember for nothing been so long.
Started getting flashbacks of outlaw raves/parties I went to in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Thanks guys!
Good tunes
By having the record itself.
Great episode! Love it. :) Made my day. :D So cool to see the faces of Dano, Chosen Few, Charly Lownoise, Ruffneck nowadays... :) Francois'es reaction to "Name of the DJ" - ha, very funny. :D Cheers.
great episode again! i really enjoyed this one, thanks 🎉👍🌟🎵👋
it's a masterclass the guest for this blindtest
Love this series! So glad you've kept it going.
Just a small suggestion; could you have the participant's names listed in the upper left/right corner when they appear on clip? I love watching these, even for genres I don't follow, and it gets hard to remember who's who when their name only appears for a bit at the beginning of the video.
Please keep it up! So many fun, new discoveries
Mein Mucke! Gerade diese Zeit war spannend, weil sich dann erst die ganzen Richtungen gebildet haben. Die Verbindung mit Breakbeats war einfach geil. Jedenfalls spannender als heute.
Ilsa Gold - Up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ruffneck Chosen Few Dano Marc Arcadipane legends...
Bringing some Dutch music knowledge titans to the show :D
sorry i meant Gabber not dutch :D
Gabber time is a dutch time! Yeah ,bri
Knew from the first 5 seconds it was gonna be a good one. “Orange Label” yep FASCINATION ❤❤❤
Wow! Surprised to see 90s Gabber #2. Never been a fan of Ruffneck sound but he seems to be a positive & nice guy. UP...to the sky!!!
Manic Monday in Mazzo. Great times.
😍 good stuff
4:23 AM in Germany and i am watching this video... Second Track...O.O After 6 seconds i yelled thats Rob Gee! My Neighbors were lucky i had Headphones on this time XD I´m born in the late 80´s so i think my favorite place to sleep was close to a big speaker hehe