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Duitse Hardcore

In 1992/1993 leek het erop dat ook Duitsland een belangrijke speler zou worden in de hardcore/gabber-wereld. Er kwamen veel harde producties vandaan die hier erg populair waren. Artiesten als DJ Dick, Marusha, Speedfreak, Rotterdam Native, PCP, Roland BPM stonden op de Nightmare-feesten in de Energiehal, Rotterdam.
Bekende namen uit de Duitse-scene brachten hard werk uit, namen als Interactive, DJ Hooligan, Genlog, Hardsequencer, Sequential One. En toen ineens was het over. De harde sound verdween en werd verruild voor trance en techno. Op grote feesten als Mayday werd hardcore geboycot na de "Judgement Day"-editie in 1993. Artiesten als Lenny Dee en PCP werden op dat feest "getreiterd" door de organisatie. Vandaar de track van deze 2 namen: Leathernecks - At War



Hardcore werd toen underground in Duitsland. PCP bleef trouw aan de hardcore, net als The Speedfreak.
In Nederland werd de sound softer en happy hardcore zag het licht. In Duitsland werden hardtrance en de zogenaamde "rave" sound populair. Artiesten als RMB, Westbam, Dune, Mark'Oh, Raver's Nature, Microwave Prince, Sunbeam scoorden hits. Het groeide dus weer een beetje naar elkaar toe.

In 1994 ontstonden er in Duitsland ook steeds meer underground labels met een harde gabbersound (terror), bijvoorbeeld Strike Records en Fischkopf Hamburg. In vergelijking met Nederland is Duitsland altijd veel harder geweest. In Berlijn bevond zich de hardste club ter wereld; de Bunker. Ook kende Berlijn de Fuck Parade, de harde tegenhanger van de Love Parade. De in de Nederland begonnen compilatieserie Terrordrome werd later (vanaf deel 4) door de Duitsers overgenomen.



De Nederlandse sound in de hoogtijdagen van de hardcore (1996/1997) is naar mijn weten nooit in Duitsland aangeslagen. Mike Oh'Man van European Hardcore United was wel bekend bij ons maar voor de rest waren er niet echt nieuwe noemenswaardige Duitse hardcoreproducers in die tijd.

Speedcore kent/kende ook een redelijk grote aanhang in Duitsland. United Speedcore Nation en later Braindestruction Recordz zijn hele bekende en belangrijke labels voor het genre (geweest).


Eigenlijk dus jammer dat daar nooit een echte grote hardcore-scene is ontstaan zoals bij ons of Italie...

Wat vinden jullie? Aanvullende informatie?
Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
Op grote feesten als Mayday werd hardcore geboycot na de "Judgement Day"-editie in 1993. Artiesten als Lenny Dee en PCP werden op dat feest "getreiterd" door de organisatie. Vandaar de track van deze 2 namen: Leathernecks - At War


Veto. In 1994/1995 there still where some Hardcore acts representing this sound at Mayday. Even in 1996/1997 there was one hard act (Liza N Eliaz) booked at Mayday. 1998 was the first Mayday without any Hardcore/Gabber sound.

Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
De Nederlandse sound in de hoogtijdagen van de hardcore (1996/1997) is naar mijn weten nooit in Duitsland aangeslagen. Mike Oh'Man van European Hardcore United was wel bekend bij ons maar voor de rest waren er niet echt nieuwe noemenswaardige Duitse hardcoreproducers in die tijd.


Germany had his own sound at this time. The whole PCP crew, Nordcore, Gabba Nation Berlin, Shockwave Recordings. This was German Hardcore. Mike Oh Man was and still is just a copy of that what was/is trendy in the Netherlands.

Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
Speedcore kent/kende ook een redelijk grote aanhang in Duitsland. United Speedcore Nation en later Braindestruction Recordz zijn hele bekende en belangrijke labels voor het genre (geweest).


Just in the eastern part of the country. As closer you get to the border to Holland as more you hear the influence of yours. :)

Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
Eigenlijk dus jammer dat daar nooit een echte grote hardcore-scene is ontstaan zoals bij ons of Italie...


At some point the scene in Germany was quite as big or even bigger than in the Netherlands. Just remember your downtime in Hardcore 1999-2001. There weren't many big partys held in Holland where on a regulary basis partys were given in Germany for 2-3000 people (1-2 a month).
Resident E (Acardipane) had his biggest high here and also P.T.P. (DJ Ron & Co.) build a name throughout the years. But this all just lasted until aprox. 2003. After that the German scene slowly died once more.

But there is a new breed of German producers who have the capability to create something new on their own again.

Here's an example how German Hardcore sounds nowadays. :)

https://partyflock.nl/topic/1134049:Destroy_your_Destiny_Hardcore_Attack_Issue_4
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Interessant :jaja:
 
Niet zozeer hardcore gebaseerd maar de Duitse rave cultuur is groot geworden na de val van de Berlijnse muur. Oost- en West-Duitsland werden herenigd. Muziek was de verbinding tussen de mensen. Overal in Berlijn stonden lege panden waarvan niet aangetoond kon worden wie de rechtmatige eigenaar was. Dus wie een club wilde openen kon gewoon een pand kraken en er een club van maken. Politie en justitie hadden toch andere prioriteiten. Ondertussen ontstond ook in die periode de Love Parade en de rest van de geschiedenis ken je vast wel.
Destino > Thank you very much for clearing things out and the interesting information!
Je had in 1992/1993/1994 ook labels als Overdrive, Labworks en Harthouse die vrij harde platen uitbrachten.
Die Shocker-compilaties vond ik toen ook echt geweldig!


Uitspraak van verwijderd op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 16:18:
Niet zozeer hardcore gebaseerd maar de Duitse rave cultuur is groot geworden na de val van de Berlijnse muur. Oost- en West-Duitsland werden herenigd. Muziek was de verbinding tussen de mensen. Overal in Berlijn stonden lege panden waarvan niet aangetoond kon worden wie de rechtmatige eigenaar was. Dus wie een club wilde openen kon gewoon een pand kraken en er een club van maken. Politie en justitie hadden toch andere prioriteiten. Ondertussen ontstond ook in die periode de Love Parade en de rest van de geschiedenis ken je vast wel.


Yes, Techno was a massive phenomenon in Germany. But until 1996 also the "Happy Hardcore" was quite big over here. Just look at Marusha, Westbam, Raver's Nature, etc... it surely sounded different to the dutch sound and was called "Rave" (stupid name) back then but for me it was just the German extension of that sound.

But the term "Hardcore" never really got big in the media. 1993 nearly everything in Techno/Rave culture was Hardcore so that doesn't count.
As soon as this Gabberfashion with bold heads etc started it was slowly but surely banned from everywhere. The magazines gave the music a bad name and a stupid attitude to be for aggressive people and junkies. This "wrong" picture of the scene made it impossible for the music to become really big over here.
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Duitslans wel altijd breakcore scene gehad met labels als hart de fakte, sprengstoff, restroom
artiesten als lfo demon, zombieflesheater, amboss etc etc
en natuurlijk niet te vergeten de mannen/grondleggers van dit alles van DHR label (atari teenage riot met Alec empire)
en Patric Catani, die onder de hardcore liefhebbers bekend is onder zn alias E-de-Cologne, ook nog wel genoeg hardcore producties volgens mij door de jaren 90 heen
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Ja precies, vooral de E-de-Cologne platen op Shockwave Recordings (label van The Speedfreak & BC Kid) zijn echt zo geweldig! Hij heeft ook dingen op Fischkopf uitgebracht als Eradicator.
Uitspraak van actief op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 17:07:
Duitslans wel altijd breakcore scene gehad met labels als hart de fakte, sprengstoff, restroom


Yes but this was and still is a totally different scene. Left-wing politics and more for a "punk" crowd than Ravers.
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Naast natuurlijke de vele evergreens van Marc Acardipane en consorten (PCP) zijn dit ook een aantal Duitse klassiekers die het hem nog steeds doen voor mij anno 2012:

Norman - The Big Deal
Sequential One - Dance
Obsessive - Tune In Turn Out
Taciturne - Der Toten
Hardsequencer - Braincrash
Naked Steal - Vive La France
Influid - Push The Button
C-Tank - Nightmares Are Reality
Destino> Wasn't there a German hardcore magazine called Beschädigt? And who were the most popular dj's? Guys like Trauma XP, Sascha from Gabba Nation, Lonely Freek?
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Uitspraak van Destino op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 17:38:
es but this was and still is a totally different scene. Left-wing politics and more for a "punk" crowd than Ravers.


true, but better crowd imo. Visited a few parties in germany, wasted in berlin for instance, and was very nice :)
Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
Strike Records en Fischkopf Hamburg

:respect:

Uitspraak van actief op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 17:07:
Duitslans wel altijd breakcore scene gehad met labels als hart de fakte, sprengstoff, restroom

Zo leer je nog eens wat op PF. :yes:

Wat speedcore betreft; er worden nog steeds regelmatig speedcorefeesten gegeven in de Kili Club in Berlijn. Volgens mij is daar maandelijks dan niet bijna maandelijks Trash 'n Core.
Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 18:00:
Destino> Wasn't there a German hardcore magazine called Beschädigt? And who were the most popular dj's? Guys like Trauma XP, Sascha from Gabba Nation, Lonely Freek?


There were many magazines through the years. Beschädigt, Hakkerz, E-Mag... But all very small and most of the time free of charge.

To vote a most popular DJ in Germany is nearly impossible cause there isn't "one united scene" over here. The DJs mostly stay in their territorie (N, E, S, W). For example Sascha rarely played outside of Berlin. The Speed Freak got world famous but he can call himself lucky if he plays one time a year in his home country. :)
The scene in the Western part near to Holland was always (and still is) the biggest because they copied the dutch style and cooperated with ID&T and other big organisations. The scene in North and East Germany was the totally opposite (Nordcore, Gabba Nation) and pointed with their fingers on them being too commercial, etc...

There were a few projects to bring the scene together like this compilation you posted above but overall it's still divided and everyone "cooks in his own kitchen". ;)

And yes, it compiled the different styles that were present on partys at that time.
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Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
Eigenlijk dus jammer dat daar nooit een echte grote hardcore-scene is ontstaan zoals bij ons of Italie...


Enige voordeel is dat door het succes van de mainstreamsound er op grote feesten plaats is voor de meer experimentele kanten van hardcore. Muzikaal is er geen zak aan.

Veel geniale dingen uitgebracht in die tijd, vooral uit de periode 94-98 komen er geniale platen van de labels die hier al zijn opgenoemd^^
Another good example is Frankfurt. Got famous for PCP an their specific sound but there was no big scene or partys over there which supported this in any way. :) They got their fame only across the border.
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Thanks for the answers man! So the Northern scene - hence the name Nordcore? - liked to use the term 'hartcore' instead of 'hardcore', because they considered that a totally different sound than the Dutch hardcore? Does Nordcore still exist? And what about other Northern groups like Gabba Front Berlin & Schwerin Hardcore Family? And why the disstrack by DJ Fistfuck (aka Speedfreak) "T.B.'s Gehirnamputation (Operation Mordcore)" (TB -> Thomas Böttcher or The Butcher)?
Sorry for this shitload of questions but you seem to own a great knowledge about German hardcore. ;)
Leuk onderwerp :D Vol interesse doorgelezen :)
Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 19:29:
Thanks for the answers man! So the Northern scene - hence the name Nordcore? - liked to use the term 'hartcore' instead of 'hardcore', because they considered that a totally different sound than the Dutch hardcore? Does Nordcore still exist? And what about other Northern groups like Gabba Front Berlin & Schwerin Hardcore Family? And why the disstrack by DJ Fistfuck (aka Speedfreak) "T.B.'s Gehirnamputation (Operation Mordcore)" (TB -> Thomas Böttcher or The Butcher)?
Sorry for this shitload of questions but you seem to own a great knowledge about German hardcore. ;)


haha, no problem! Let me throw my dangerous smattering knowledge upon you. ^^

Exactly, Nordcore comes from Hamburg which lies in the North of our country so it was called this way. :) Yes they named it Hartcore because hard is spelled hart in German and so they had a way to promote their own sound under this pseudonym. Nordcore released their last tunes digitally in 2007 but no partys were being held for 5 years. There was a Nordcore party this year in Hamburg and maybe they resurrect but I can't give you more exact information in this case.

Thomas Böttcher (the main man behind Nordcore) wasn't a really famous person within the scene. ;) He ripped off DJs or banned them from his Partys for hilarious reasons. So he did with The Speed Freak and this track was his answer to him.

Schwerin Hardcore Family organizes partys in their city since 1996 I guess. But the scene over there is quite small. The releases on the label are also very limited and more collector's items.

GFB is located in Berlin and more the Eastern part of Germany. I know nothing interesting about them but their releases. They are survivors of the Bunker family I guess. :)
Als we kijken naar de eerste Thunderdome-cd's dan waren de Duitsers wel redelijk vertegenwoordigd:

Thunderdome I:

DJ Hooligan - B.O.T.T.R.O.P.
Interactive - Amok
The Speedfreak - Sonic Mine EP

Thunderdome II:

Search & Destroy - What Kind Of Madness
Headbanger - Was Is'n Teschno
Biochip C - Bass Invaders (Remix)
Mike Ink & The Chain Of Brotherhood - Lovely Ugly Brutal World
Fuckmasters - Lick My Ass
C-Tank - Biolunch
Sorcerer - The Silence
Fazer - When I'm Gone

Thunderdome III:

Leathernecks - At War
Program 1 - World's Famous MF (Live At Hellraiser Amsterdam)
Frankfurt Terror Corp p- Mr. Dabolina
Tumor - Tumult
Ace Cosmic - Why
Nasty Django - King Of FFM

Thunderdome IV:

Hardsequencer - Noise Is The Message (Remix)
Ilsa Gold - Silke (The Speedfreak Remix)
Car & Driver - Passiv
RMB - The Place To Be
Sorcerer - Summer
NIP Collective - Weekend Track
Nasty Django - SGE
Casseopaya - 10 Seconds To Terminate Live
E-De-Cologne - Zimboculture
Speedfreak - Red Poison Part 1
E-De-Cologne - Ein Bisschen Frieden
Speedfreak - Red Poison Part 3

Thunderdome V:

Hardsequencer - Feel So Good
Genlog - Revolution

(Dr Mindfuck - Beine was a dutch production, Sauerkraut also)

Thunderdome VI:

Creepozoids - One More Time
Play Dead - Fuck You Up!
Uitspraak van Destino op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 20:10:
Schwerin Hardcore Family organizes partys in their city since 1996 I guess. But the scene over there is quite small. The releases on the label are also very limited and more collector's items.


Yes, and they were the first to release GFB's Lacrima Mosa Est on vinyl on their Doomsday Records label. :)

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Godverdomme zeg.. er word zowaar weer wat nuttigs gepost op PF!
Destino > Can you please give me some info about (IMO) obscure German acts?
Acts like:

Xol Dog 400
BassPhase
The Obituary HC
Lord Nord
Cenobit
Mind Terrorists
BSE DJ Team
E 605
Ad Absurdum

I guess some of us Dutch guys know these names from compilations like Terrordrome? But were they very known in the scene of Germany?
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2003-2007 most of the old Hardcore labels stopped or died in Germany, like Acardipane Records, Kotzaak, P.T.P., Shockwave, Nordcore... besides a few small Speedcore or Uptempo labels like Strike and the whole SBM-Catalog there were no labels which supported Hardcore anymore.

Until today nearly all big German Hardcore acts release their music outside of Germany. Speed Freak in France, Stormtrooper & Stan Grewzell in USA, Slavefriese, Moleculez, Mortifer, Embrionyc, Squaresoundz in NL... with a few exceptions.

Important Records started a few labels for new talent but the sound is mainly Dutch Mainstream Hardcore so nothing I would call German Hardcore. ;)
 
voor sommige mensen mischien ook interessant is de grote duitse industrial/noise scene

is/ was iig ook altijd heel groot daar met toplabels als ant-zen en hands productions
Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 21:18:
Xol Dog 400
BassPhase
The Obituary HC
Lord Nord
Cenobit
Mind Terrorists
BSE DJ Team
E 605
Ad Absurdum


The scene for this kind of music wasn't that big. Small underground events for max. 2-300 people. Most of these acts played at Nordcore's Box or at the Bunker in Berlin. I never seen one of them in West Germany (where I live).

The only interesting thing you might not know is that Lord Nord (Marco Hartmann) was the producer of all the early Nordcore "hits". He and Thomas Böttcher split up in 1996/1997 and as a diss towards Nordcore and being responsible for the sound they invented he named himself Lord Nord.
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Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
In vergelijking met Nederland is Duitsland altijd veel harder geweest


das duidelijk idd, en dat is nog steeds zo

Uitspraak van Epistaxis op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 09:25:
Fuck Parade


dat heette in het begin nog de Hate Parade
zelfde logo als Love Parade maar dan met handgranaten ipv hartjes

maar ik vind zeker dat je interessante topics opent:)
Uitspraak van Destino op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 21:35:
2003-2007 most of the old Hardcore labels stopped or died in Germany, like Acardipane Records, Kotzaak, P.T.P., Shockwave, Nordcore... besides a few small Speedcore or Uptempo labels like Strike and the whole SBM-Catalog there were no labels which supported Hardcore anymore.


That's a very sad thing :(


German hardcore labels (years according to Discogs);

No Mercy Records (1992 - 1998)
Planet Core Productions (1990 - 1997)
Cold Rush Records (1993 - 1997)
Super Special Corp. (1992 - 2001)
Dance Ecstasy 2001 (1990 - 2000)
F%@#ing Loud! (1992 - 1994)
Kotzaak Unltd (1994 - 2006)
Hellrazor Records (1993 - 1994)
Strike Records (1993 - 2010)
Cut-X Records (2002)
Fischkopf Hamburg (1994 - 1998)
Juncalor Records (1994 - 1997)
Hardrive Records (1997 - 2006)
Hakke Hardcore Heroes (1999 - 2010)
Total Brutal Records (1997 - 1998)
Hate System (2000 - 2001)
War Records (1996 - 1999)
Shockwave Recordings (1994 - 2003)
Napalm (1994 - 2003)
EBE Company (1997 - 2005)
Nordcore Records (1995 - 2007)
Kopfkrank Records (2000 - 2010)
United Speedcore Nation (1999)
Braindestruction Recordz (2001 - 2010)
Gabba Nation Records (1996 - 2009)
Doomsday Records (2002 - 2008)
European Hardcore United (1996 - 1998)
Acardipane Records (1997 - 2003)
Violent Recordings (1996 - 2009)

Am I forgetting some?
 
Artiest Disruptor
PTP Records
Uitspraak van Epistaxis op maandag 6 augustus 2012 om 08:09:
EBE Company (1997 - 2005)


They had the last release in 2010, that one is not on discogs https://www.recess.nl/vinyl/info/return-at-2-zero-1-zero-ebe-company/44748/
Uitspraak van Destino op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 21:35:
Important Records started a few labels for new talent but the sound is mainly Dutch Mainstream Hardcore so nothing I would call German Hardcore.


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Uitspraak van Epistaxis op maandag 6 augustus 2012 om 08:09:
EBE Company (1997 - 2005)

They had the last release in 2010, that one is not on discogs https://www.recess.nl/vinyl/info/return-at-2-zero-1-zero-ebe-company/44748/


Ja het werd in 2010 overgenomen door Important Records ;)

Some more (defunct) labels:

Resident E Recordings (released a record this year after 8 years of silence)
Solar Eclipse (started releasing digitally 2 years ago after a looong break)
The Devil's Brood

Uitspraak van Epistaxis op maandag 6 augustus 2012 om 10:53:
Ja het werd in 2010 overgenomen door Important Records


EBE Company releases independently on his own again. His work with Important Records stopped in 2011.
huh is Strike records er ook mee gestopt?
Uitspraak van Destino op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 16:57:
Yes, Techno was a massive phenomenon in Germany. But until 1996 also the "Happy Hardcore" was quite big over here. Just look at Marusha, Westbam, Raver's Nature, etc... it surely sounded different to the dutch sound and was called "Rave" (stupid name) back then but for me it was just the German extension of that sound.


Another question Destino, are you familiar with "New Kids"? I believe it was also huge in Germany. Did this cause some kind of new 'happy hardcore'revival?
Because DJ Paul Elstak made a new "happy hardcore-track" but I believe Scooter also did something. And there is this German style called "Hands Up" (Kirmestechno ;) ) which is some sort of mix of happy hardcore, hardtrance and eurodance. I believe this is pretty big in Germany? Producers like Rocco & Bass-T even call their style Dancecore. So is this Hands Up thing the new German (happy) rave?

Uitspraak van DJ HARDNOIZE op maandag 6 augustus 2012 om 12:02:
huh is Strike records er ook mee gestopt?


I don't know it exactly. It's getting very silent around SBM and their own labels. They only press limited vinyl editions of 100 for labels like ISR, Fifth Era, etc...

Uitspraak van Epistaxis op maandag 6 augustus 2012 om 12:10:
Another question Destino, are you familiar with "New Kids"? I believe it was also huge in Germany. Did this cause some kind of new 'happy hardcore'revival?
Because DJ Paul Elstak made a new "happy hardcore-track" but I believe Scooter also did something. And there is this German style called "Hands Up" (Kirmestechno ;) ) which is some sort of mix of happy hardcore, hardtrance and eurodance. I believe this is pretty big in Germany? Producers like Rocco & Bass-T even call their style Dancecore. So is this Hands Up thing the new German (happy) rave?


haha, yes I know New Kids and love them. ^^ But the music in this film hasn't really affected the scene here as far as I know. Scooter is hated by everybody over here but it's the only "Techno" act which remains in the German charts for nearly 20 years, haha! ^^ So somebody must listen to them I guess...
I don't listen to Kirmestechno, Hands Up or Dancecore. I think it's the music that's being played in what we call "Großraumdiskotheken". Big clubs to get teenagers drunk and make a lot of money. :D


Check this channel for some old videos of Nordcore related partys and acts (1994-1996): http://www.youtube.com/user/drlogic5
There you can see how small the scene over here was and still is compared to the masses in your country. ;)
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Awesome channel man! :)
Some more labels:

Leipzig Terror Squad Recordings
Scrutinizer Productions
Totschlag Records
Special Forces
Berlin Underground Productions
Weer een geweldig topic van je Epistaxis!!
Duitse labels zijjn sowieso mijn favorieten.

Je vergeet volgens mij in je lijst nog:

Mono Tone (1992 - 1994?)
Brutal Chud (label opgericht door Noize Creator 1995 - 2001)
Dark Park (1996 - 1997)
Speedcore (sublabel van Napalm 1996 - 2008)
Skullduggery Records (1995 - 1996)
Dank voor uw compliment! :)

En uiteraard voor de aanvullingen!
Podcast from Tanith interviewing Miro (Pajic). Talking about his past at PCP but also his present sound. Sorry only in German. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQJXLlR9Pk8

PCP - Live @ Terror Temple - 28.01.1994
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbq_3pCqzd8

PCP - Live in Leipzig, Germany - 1995
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l2ufI_s4hA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N-bh5ODJjg

Old documentary about the scene in Berlin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vROzAasfSD0

Schwerin Hardcore Family
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE7iEgjLQSQ

German documetary about the scene in Holland :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3j2mSJHrZ0

Hateparade 1997 - Cut-X - Gabba Nation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfuaW88jZk4

Documentary about Digital Hardcore Recordings
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dMqvinlOC8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wvgMVOBI-E
Thunderdome - Kölner Sporthalle / Köln (DE) (11-06-1994)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS1agDUeRXs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X4ieGH4mPA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYWluCNUU3E

Thunderdome - Revierpark Vonderort / Oberhausen (DE) (13-05-1995)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRsz0u8843U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlsHv20oX2g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGf_VszT52A

INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH RECORDS TOUR @ EIMER / BERLIN 1997-01-09
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh05Kr32ma0

Brainstorm vs. From the Deep² Rote Flora / Hamburg 2011-04-02 (imo the best location at this moment for underground partys in Germany)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnzuxd0Fesg
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Very nice Destino, thanks for posting all of these! :)
Uitspraak van Destino op zondag 5 augustus 2012 om 21:44:
in West Germany (where I live)


Can you name some artists / dj's / labels from your area?