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I'd rather say Daft Punk over Basement Jaxx, but maybe that is just me.

It seems that no one on here actually has a consistent way of dealing with this. I think i am just going to completely forget trying to explain myself. The next step (i figure) is how to dodge the question once asked. random guy with Franz Ferdinand t-shirt - "so what music do you listen...

yeah exactly this is why i stopped saying i listened to dance music. i still don't know where to go with this...

i realised this when i made the thread. most people on here are probably surrounded by or work with people with similar music tastes. this (and its a good thing) is not a board dominated with students.

no i go to heriot-watt uni and i started fall 03' i did the 'i listen to dance music bit' for a little while but it doesn't really go over very well cause then they want specifics.

how do you generally respond to this? I know this seems a bit rude and very stereotypical and is perhaps somewhat stupid but i am just getting tired of trying to explain my music taste to the average punter at uni who is trying to talk about the velvet revolver record etc etc. Previously i...

slapshot was in the UK like 5 months ago i think.

being a virginian involved in the DC scene (a few years back) it is pretty much true.

why don't we bring some of the party up north please.

very banging and sweet mix. thanks.

i wasn't into them because they were retro but more because they were all still around when i first got involved with 'the scene'. i just didn't know that they had been around for that long.

i think hella meddles somewhere between punk(mindset) and indie. voorhees and the haunting(ed) or something from leeds? i know there are a few more. where is narcosis from? i guess they are more metal though.

the locust, although entertaining, are hardly a good representation of current (past 5-6 years) US hardcore.

that list is really spot on and i would say (and as i think believekevin knows) that it is really just the tip of the iceberg for the armies of good hardcore(ish) bands. just to add a few bands, Reversal of Man Hassan I Sabbah Pg. 99 City of Caterpillar His Hero is Gone Limp Wrist Charles...

does anyone own a copy of the original?

haven't they only had a few releases? and not even a full length out?

this is priceless for someone who was not around during this time. on a side note, the grime scene documenting their art early on is very useful and i think will be appreciated by later generations. not many musical movements have done that and it is very wise that it is being done.

this is dangerous territory.

how was endless boogie? i keep hearing random US east coast hipsters babbling on about them.

yeah it was probably the worst line-up in the history of ATP. i thought that about spiderland, but i think Neutral Milk Hotel - 'in the aeroplane over the sea' really wins out. i guess that was 1999. not sure though.