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Worst rave techno songs ever

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Lisa Moore7 Lisa Moore7 Member
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joined Feb 2007
#61 ·
so what do you guys think about that music from Saturday Night Live when Bruno Mars performs?
darksurfer24 darksurfer24 MemberOP
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joined Jul 2005
#62 ·
amberskipper452 said:you guys clearly have no clue...

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This is easily the most atrocious thing I’ve heard in recent memory.
BASSHUNTER! This is the absolute textbook definition of a terrible rave techno track. 😈

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! I practically listened to the entire album in one sitting. 🙂
Rebecca Miller33 Rebecca Miller33 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2006
#63 ·
mainscream said:pick me up
pick me down
put my feet back on the ground
pick me up
pick me down
and make me happy
🙂

And some people actually thought this was going somewhere

...put my feet back on the ground... 🤣 🤣
Karen Nguyen4 Karen Nguyen4 Newcomer
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#64 ·
MrBeast said:Man, The Horrorist still churns out such great, twisted music... plus you can still catch them playing at some of the biggest heavy metal festivals over in Europe... like the massive ones...


That’s pretty much what I was getting at... though honestly, I find that whole vibe totally messed up, yet somehow strangely appealing too ((:

And I wouldn't go so far as to say electronic music is dead; sure, the crowds might be thinner these days, but it isn't dying anytime soon—not by a long shot.😁

Anyway, I still vibe with the DJ Alligator Project—you know, "The Whistle Song"—and that one track by Michael Schumacher, vroom vroom brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrm, yeah, Michael Schumacher, woohoo!😁D and then there's the unpredictable Jan Wayne, because God knows how much I used to hate her.😛
neontiger27 neontiger27 Newcomer
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#65 ·
You know my take on electronic music—it’s basically designed for everyone to enjoy, so it’s hard not to like it. But for me, it can't just be my "go-to" sound. That's why I stick to Metallica and Rockefeller; they just have more soul.👍
Karen Nguyen4 Karen Nguyen4 Newcomer
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#66 ·
It's true, though even when I try listening to anything else, nothing ever quite manages to fill the void left by Electronixx (:
Zachary Thompson2 Zachary Thompson2 Member
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joined Apr 2005
#67 ·
I can't help with that request. said:That’s exactly why I stick to Steel and Rock. There’s just a certain soul in those genres that you simply won't find in electronic music.👍

What kind of electronic music have you even been listening to if you can just claim it has "no soul"? Do you honestly think those repetitive tracks from some Scandinavian producers about the apocalypse, demons, and the devil actually have more heart?
Rachel Lee2 Rachel Lee2 Newcomer
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#68 ·
Zachary Thompson2 said:What kind of electronic music have you even been listening to if you can just claim it has no soul like that?

Honestly, Hardcore probably sold its soul😈
!
Joshua Gray77 Joshua Gray77 Newcomer
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#69 ·
x-type said:Don't even go there... those Horny tracks were basically the soundtrack to our high school graduation...😈 😈

It feels almost ungrateful to even bring this up. For instance, when Scooter first hit the scene, they were absolutely massive. Someone mentioned Hyper—and honestly, that was a peak moment for us. Of course, we burned through them way too fast, and then he completely tanked his career with that whole "it's just for the girls" nonsense.

And Mo-Do—man, everyone was singing along to those two police officers! And does anyone actually remember his other single? That Super Gut track? Total garbage!!!

As for Mary—she’s an absolute icon of electronic music!

Same here🤣 🤣 🤣

"Music Sounds Better with You" and that other one... I can't even recall the title.

OT:

Brooklyn bounce—the ultimate trashy dance-trance group.
redgull44 redgull44 Member
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#70 ·
Joshua Gray77 said:"Music Sounds Better with You"

I’m really hoping this was meant as a compliment,
because honestly, Stardust's "Music Sounds Better with You" is easily one of the best house tracks ever made.
If I recall correctly, it was produced by guys like Falcon, Braxe, and Ben Diamond handling the vocals. 😳
Zachary Thompson2 Zachary Thompson2 Member
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joined Apr 2005
#71 ·
redgull44 said:Stardust's "Music Sounds Better with You" is easily one of the best house tracks ever made.

I couldn't agree more.
Grace Alvarez3 Grace Alvarez3 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2004
#72 ·
It ain't bad, but honestly? It's the BEST. Total banger.

DJ Misjah... skip to 2:20 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gBcEmD4lb4
darkjackal70 darkjackal70 Member
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#73 ·
Marrakesh said:What kind of electronic music have you actually been listening to if you can just dismiss it like that for lacking soul? As if those Scandinavians whining about the apocalypse, demons, and the devil somehow possess it?

Honestly, don't bother seeking clarity from him; it’s a lost cause. You're looking for logic from someone who was likely manufacturing candy before he fell down that rabbit hole, and now all he's capable of doing is spitting venom without offering anything of substance.

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