I was just talking to a coworker about music I won't play at work because it might be too much, he asked for an example, of course I thought of Eye Opener 😂 man, I got goosebumps hearing it again tho
i was a 15y/o kid with a set of soundlab dlp1 belt drives got this on my 1st trip record shopping, all my mates thought i was so cool lol 6 months later i got offered a battered set of technics 1200s with technics mixer all in cases for £300 and never looked backor asked where they came from lol
Isn’t it crazy that a tune can take you back to a particular place in time and just make you smile. This place in time was about 26 year ago😂. I feel a little sorry for the youth of today, they will never have what we had in the mid to late 90’s. Happy Hardcore was everything🙌🏻
If TH-cam was invented over a decade ago, this tune would've had millions of views by now. This was the ultimate happy hardcore anthem back when it was still all good and cheesy!
@tehyoshi 10 years ago If TH-cam was invented over a decade ago, this tune would've had millions of views by now. This was the ultimate happy hardcore anthem back when it was still all good and cheesy! Kudos to the decade old comment :D
Kids these days wouldn't know where to start to get 5000 plus people in a field together in the middle of nowhere with 2 hours notice and no directions, no mobiles, no social media. Back when a culture meant something.
I was probably at every Seattle rave in 03 and 04, and this song played at every single one. That was also back when I could dance to the beat for the entirety of the song. Good times.
Awww...I remember being a kid out at a desert party somewhere in Arizona in 97 and doing the happy hardcore kick and as this song came on one of the first times i had ever heard it, the sun peaked over the mountains in the distance and I just couldn't stop dancing hard and smiling...
Cannot listen to this without jumping about like a raj whilst crying my eyes out. Remember taping happy hardcore off of the radio at 2 in the morning. Total nostalgia. Also reminds me of Friday night disco at the ice rink , thinking back was was a seriously hostile environment. Almost every rough area in Edinburgh all packed into 1 building. Kind of miss it 😂
Brother, I didnt even know you americans knew of our hardcore, never mind being ravers yourselves! 😁😁😁 Our happy hardcore family is global brother. Peace love and unity from northern england, on this glorious bright sunny March morning!✌🏻✌🏻
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse Us Americans ain’t all that bad haha There is a small but very solid community out here. Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Atlanta......I’m blessed to be apart of the LA scene! We do it a bit different compared to you guys across the pond.....it’s all kandi and phat pants out here haha But throw on any number of classic tunes and we’ll sing and dance to them with the best of’em. Much love brother! 3344 happy happy hardcore!
I hope you’re account is still active because I know exactly what and who you’re talking about! I used to know Dez and the other DJs in the Akron scene, and also the U4x crew that threw the “Funky Charms” parties. I played at a couple of the later ones. I miss The parties at the Eagles Nest and Club Europa back in the day.
Happy hardcore was easily the best rave music to dance to. The highs and lows, made it unique in rave music, and unlike all the other versions of rave music. By far the best dance music, humans have come up with. The highs and lows, are excellent for dancing all night. I will always miss it, ie the 90s, and always regret i never died raving in late 90's. The strobe lights and music, and energies, of peoples. Even though i cannot the people part, humans create energies at such things, and your all sharing the experience. Happy hardcore, was like the classical music of our times. The highs and lows, made dancing to it, the best experience. All other rave types of music, are very monotonous, and all about the same rhythm, while happy hardcore, rose to highs, then to lows, and made dancing to it, far more a human experience. As things like techno, although its good as its fast, can be too boring, as its always got one pace.
@@marcp3788 I'm still torn to this day. I think for me it depends on where it's being played, if it's at home then Jungle or DnB, at an all nighter it's a different story. I agree with the cheese but for me that was what helped the vibe at events. Like Andy says HH always felt like a shared experience. I loved going to raves and spent many hours in DnB and Jungle rooms but unless someone was dropping an anthem it always felt like an individual experience. The HH rooms the vibe was more like a party, strangers just asking how you were (granted pilled up and off their faces) but those last couple of hours of all nighters in HH rooms for me made the night. Knowing you'd have a big name dropping anthem after anthem and everyone there was on the crest of the wave, something special.
Jungle and drum and bass had some bangers. But at a rave there was no comparison, jungle, it was moody as fuck, where with hardcore the atmosphere was electric, everyone was smiling, you could talk to anyone. 93-95 were the best years, after that they both went downhill to me. Hardcore got too cheesy and jungle too moody.
How can people say men don’t have feeling. Just a short verse but the lyrics are so powerful!!! Currently on my “I must hear it a few times a day” list!!!
That sample and version of this tune eluded me for years. I eventually came across a very old promo video of a now long since closed local dance club, that had it playing during the video.
I totally agree, this is THE happy hardcore tune. I did get tired of happy hardcore after a while back in the days though, but this tune will stay one of my favorites forever.
Brisk was definitely a niche D.J, much like Mark E.G or Mickey Finn. They played familiar music, no doubt, but they also found a style c9mpletely of their own and smashed it with their individual styles. Brisk was the ultimate pilling D.J though
Brisk is the true pioneer of idgaf hardcore obliteration..his mc..Sharkey learned from the best, some of Sharkeys early sets really remind you of how much Brisk influenced his style...then he went BONKERS and the rest is history
I used to spin Happy Hardcore back in my early twenties. This track ranks among my favs. "Set Free" and "Shooting Star" are a couple of undeniable classics too.
I had this on CD and it was lost/stolen. So it's nice listing on my phone. I've got Dolby audio on my phone and just plug it into my amp with good quality cable and gold plugs. Most people listen to music through their phone speakers now. They don't know what bass is
What a truly magnificent tune this really is. probably one of my favorite rave tunes of all time. every time a listen to it just makes is wana get twisted clean up fkn magical lad
Your a young wize raver! I was raving when this song came out!lol, Maybe with your mom and i knew this song was something special and new. This song got me pregnantand i was so happy at that time and 9 months later "happy hardcore" rave music was born, i cried many tears of joy! Raver4life
I was Raving and Djing with absolute stompers like this Dance Floor Destroyer bk in the 90s. God i miss them days now, 37 now family etc, ahh how life has changed. Still got my copy tho in my cherished vinyl collection stored away. You know your stuff if you're young and know that these tunes are absolutely Timeless!!!
Used to have this as my ringtone when you had to key it in on the old Nokia's! Kids these days have NFI what we went thru to survive, yet we got to experience this era first hand as the payoff. I'd do it all again in a heartbeat!
back in the rave days I used to say, if and when I die I want my friends to play eyeopener and shoot me out of a canon into the ocean, ha ha. I think i still do.
Hope you will wait a long and happy time untill this grand finale! Some lad! Eyeopener is classic to me i even danced on this arrow mat with my pal drinking Remoff, cardio done! haha
hullabaloo? i really wish i could have been part of the hullabaloo/goodfellaz era, but i'm proud to say i'll be part of the nocturnal commissions era. timmy and george put on events that match or maybe even top the events anabolic frollic was putting on
ChrisHunter12345 Yeah, my second party was a Hullabaloo...first one was an E-Mail party at the Big-Bop (RiP). Back then it was mostly Hulla, E-Mail, Phryl, Liquid Adrenalin, Destiny, Syrous, etc... Around 2000/2001-ish 'raves' were alll over the newspapers after a couple people died (the first at WEMF '99) and the city wanted to shut them down..so since that period parties and the whole scene have gone up and down like a roller-coaster. Nowadays they seem to be mostly smaller club-type events that end at 3 other than the promise parties which are really good, although for me it's a twice or so times a year thing for me :P. Man, parties were big back then, and went to like 8 in the morning :D
James Helliwell The party scene over here was really good at one point. I've had wet-dreams about going to parties in London, the scene down there looks absolutely amazing! Is it really like it looks on the screen?
I went to helter skelter deca dance back in 97 there was about twenty of us and force and styles played this and we all lost are minds and danced so hard just smiling
I remember the first time I heard this at a party. I was wondering how the hell to dance to it. I wasn't sure, so I just jumped up and down with everyone else. Good times.
POINTED AT YO TEMPLE WITH THE INTENT TO KILL My god, so many rave memories and childhood growing up with this genre / nightcore. I will never stop loving happy-hardcore or the older style of trance, it's simply magical to me.
You'd be surprised. It had a huge following in my area back in the late 90s - early 00s. We are a few years behind you across the pond, naturally. Hardcore is more popular here than you would think. Brisk, Sy and other big-names have been here in the past. There is still a massive fan base in the southwestern United States (Arizona, California). Also, Speed Garage was HUGE where I live for a few years - until the DJ with all the records moved to Florida in 2005. A few of us still remember. ;)
I'm 40 and grew up on happy hardcore its mad to think it took so long to get over the pond I was 11 when I first heard it 😂 have to say I bet it was worth the wait 👌🏻👏🏻
The year is 2020, we're deep in lockdown, and right now, listening to this, nothing else matters.
: )
Yesssssss
this friday night brother lol
Yes Yes
Hardcore will never die x
This record came out 25 years ago, it still makes me feel the same now as it did then. music is the fountain of youth.
I was just talking to a coworker about music I won't play at work because it might be too much, he asked for an example, of course I thought of Eye Opener 😂 man, I got goosebumps hearing it again tho
i was a 15y/o kid with a set of soundlab dlp1 belt drives got this on my 1st trip record shopping, all my mates thought i was so cool lol 6 months later i got offered a battered set of technics 1200s with technics mixer all in cases for £300 and never looked backor asked where they came from lol
Góóseies
@@msarkisian83 play it let them see what there missing 🤣
Kids today have 0 music to listen to😢
Absolute F*ing Tune, almost makes me cry with joy
100% I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this one at a proper rave. True euphoria
Me too........ better days
Wanna go back to happier times! 😥
Makes my eyes water for sure… what a time…
I’ll cry with you on the dancefloor
I'm 35 my uncle gave me a tape with this tune on when I was about 12 loved it ever since 👌
Lol dude everyone I know (including me) discovered this song around age 8-12 and it forever changed their life.
Saweeeeet
Isn’t it crazy that a tune can take you back to a particular place in time and just make you smile.
This place in time was about 26 year ago😂.
I feel a little sorry for the youth of today, they will never have what we had in the mid to late 90’s.
Happy Hardcore was everything🙌🏻
Open your eyes, see all the love in me, I've got enough forever. Don't be afraid, take all you need from me and we'll be strong together.
Classic Mail I've got it on forever
always thought it was: "And we'll be soon together".
Back when we meant it...
Shatter the glass and second half with your funky ass
This is simply the pinnacle of happy hardcore for me...
❤🎉
Nah heart of gold and forever young better.
@@ho-leesheet5923 personal preference.
Heart of gold or eyes opener? Good question.
Happy days , oh how I miss the 90's :-)
If TH-cam was invented over a decade ago, this tune would've had millions of views by now. This was the ultimate happy hardcore anthem back when it was still all good and cheesy!
❤ 😍 💖
@tehyoshi
10 years ago
If TH-cam was invented over a decade ago, this tune would've had millions of views by now. This was the ultimate happy hardcore anthem back when it was still all good and cheesy! Kudos to the decade old comment :D
After the shittest year ever there’s only one way to end it on a high, this tune. Happy New Year everyone!
Want some more happy slammer?
scamdemic
will always remember, every time this was dropped, everybody going properly mental! arms and legs all over the place! great times!
And no mobile phones
Kids these days wouldn't know where to start to get 5000 plus people in a field together in the middle of nowhere with 2 hours notice and no directions, no mobiles, no social media. Back when a culture meant something.
Hardcore was the last great youth movement.
There hasn't been one since.
I was probably at every Seattle rave in 03 and 04, and this song played at every single one. That was also back when I could dance to the beat for the entirety of the song. Good times.
Fantasia in Edinburgh for me buddy absolute bedlam in a good way though
Were these sounds were big in the USA then?
@@app1esuknot a patch on the REZ brother 👌🏻❤️😍🎉
You listen this in Seattle ? 😆👍🏻 Greetings from England UK 😀🇬🇧🏴
Open your eyes
See all the love in me
I got enough forever
Don't be afraid
Take all you need from me
And we'll be strong together
the older hardcore songs are way ahead than the songs now!! this,field of dreams and heart of gold. ALL CLASSICS!!!
Above the clouds too one of my faves
Absolutely even now in 2023 brother
Dont forget Quest and Qtex broooooo. RIIIIIPPPP. they both dead :( Images of you and REACH FOR LOVE!!!!
In case you forgot ;D th-cam.com/video/-ZT3JRigmBc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tmijI1XFaojRMON2
Banger!!!
Awww...I remember being a kid out at a desert party somewhere in Arizona in 97 and doing the happy hardcore kick and as this song came on one of the first times i had ever heard it, the sun peaked over the mountains in the distance and I just couldn't stop dancing hard and smiling...
Sounds epic
What’s the happy hardcore kick?
Hardcore never dies, rave nation!!!!! Still raving in 2022
Cannot listen to this without jumping about like a raj whilst crying my eyes out. Remember taping happy hardcore off of the radio at 2 in the morning. Total nostalgia. Also reminds me of Friday night disco at the ice rink , thinking back was was a seriously hostile environment. Almost every rough area in Edinburgh all packed into 1 building. Kind of miss it 😂
Been bouncing to this since i was 14/15 still going at 40!!
Love it or hate it, it’s a staple track in the best era of happy hardcore... Personally it’s a stunning piece of music that’ll never age ❤️
This is the One.
Brother, I didnt even know you americans knew of our hardcore, never mind being ravers yourselves! 😁😁😁
Our happy hardcore family is global brother.
Peace love and unity from northern england, on this glorious bright sunny March morning!✌🏻✌🏻
Lol.. Akron, OH.
Nice, was in Ohio back in 2004 also (OSU). I'm a trance guy, but this is one of the songs that introduced me to hardcore.
@@NiSiochainGanSaoirse Us Americans ain’t all that bad haha There is a small but very solid community out here. Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Atlanta......I’m blessed to be apart of the LA scene! We do it a bit different compared to you guys across the pond.....it’s all kandi and phat pants out here haha But throw on any number of classic tunes and we’ll sing and dance to them with the best of’em. Much love brother! 3344 happy happy hardcore!
I hope you’re account is still active because I know exactly what and who you’re talking about! I used to know Dez and the other DJs in the Akron scene, and also the U4x crew that threw the “Funky Charms” parties. I played at a couple of the later ones. I miss The parties at the Eagles Nest and Club Europa back in the day.
Merry Christmas ☃️🎄☃️ hope all my hardcore fam is staying well and safe! This tune takes me back 2 decades, I feel old now.
Trance and Hardcore 4ever
Happy hardcore was easily the best rave music to dance to.
The highs and lows, made it unique in rave music, and unlike all the other versions of rave music.
By far the best dance music, humans have come up with.
The highs and lows, are excellent for dancing all night. I will always miss it, ie the 90s, and always regret i never died raving in late 90's.
The strobe lights and music, and energies, of peoples. Even though i cannot the people part, humans create energies at such things, and your all sharing the experience.
Happy hardcore, was like the classical music of our times. The highs and lows, made dancing to it, the best experience.
All other rave types of music, are very monotonous, and all about the same rhythm, while happy hardcore, rose to highs, then to lows, and made dancing to it, far more a human experience.
As things like techno, although its good as its fast, can be too boring, as its always got one pace.
Jungle was better, a lot less cheesy. But this is a bad boy tune
Respect to you man
@@marcp3788 I'm still torn to this day. I think for me it depends on where it's being played, if it's at home then Jungle or DnB, at an all nighter it's a different story. I agree with the cheese but for me that was what helped the vibe at events. Like Andy says HH always felt like a shared experience. I loved going to raves and spent many hours in DnB and Jungle rooms but unless someone was dropping an anthem it always felt like an individual experience. The HH rooms the vibe was more like a party, strangers just asking how you were (granted pilled up and off their faces) but those last couple of hours of all nighters in HH rooms for me made the night. Knowing you'd have a big name dropping anthem after anthem and everyone there was on the crest of the wave, something special.
@@marcp3788 not sure about Jungle bro, but agreed this is an absolute F*ing Belter 😃😃😃😃. HTID
Jungle and drum and bass had some bangers. But at a rave there was no comparison, jungle, it was moody as fuck, where with hardcore the atmosphere was electric, everyone was smiling, you could talk to anyone. 93-95 were the best years, after that they both went downhill to me. Hardcore got too cheesy and jungle too moody.
Easily 1 of the finest Happy Hardcore Anthems ever!!! a treasure to own on Vinyl😃😎😎
Red Deviltillidie!!! So glad I've still got this on 12" 🙌
Not cheap nowadays either. Be lucky to pick a copy up for lest than £50.
@@Glenn771982 quid I paid for mine worth every penny to
This song makes me breathe faster
Ultimately the best old school hardcore track out there, thia was a magical era of oldschool hardcore
Sweaty warehouses dripping condensation from the ceiling while we all lost our minds trying to keep up with this frenetic classic. Bay Area 1997-2003
💖⭐
How can people say men don’t have feeling. Just a short verse but the lyrics are so powerful!!!
Currently on my “I must hear it a few times a day” list!!!
Pure emotion in one line, I don't know if it's the lyrics or the notes but it plucks the heart strings everytime 😢😄
@@xDRAGONSHAGGERx feels like i need a complete vocal song of this
I miss these days so so much.
Definitely
Vor ca 22 Jahren im Walkman im Bus zur Schule😍 Ich werde es nie vergessen ❤️❤️❤️
Amen😁
Open your eyes, see all the love in me, I got enough forever, don't be afraid, take all you need from me and we'll be strong together.
HARDCORE NEVER DIES...PEOPLE JUST GET OLDER.
TOP 10 BANGER
Took me ages to find this all I could remember was funky ass, but what a tune when it breaks down in the middle!
Seek and you shall find! The universe gives you everything you desire!
That sample and version of this tune eluded me for years. I eventually came across a very old promo video of a now long since closed local dance club, that had it playing during the video.
Nothing better then the older tracks...
Open your eyes
See all the love in me
I've got enough forever
Don't be afraid
Take all you need from me
And we'll be strong together
👁 👁
👃🏼
👄
👚
👖
I love the lyrics
I always thought it was… and we’ll be soon together
So many beautiful memories.
This tune is amazing, got me through hard times, love it!
good comment mate
yea this brings an instant flood of dopamine from happy memories for me like 2001
My dad showed me this tune years ago saying it was his secret weapon in his weekend sets. And I can see why it's a straight powerhouse banger
Your da’s a legend 🙌🏻
One of my top 10 happy hardcore classics.
2020 and this tune still bops
Warning! Dont listen to this while driving!
Correction; don't get caught speeding when listening to this when driving.
i've actually gotten pulled over to this in 99 and luckily i got let off.
I totally agree, this is THE happy hardcore tune. I did get tired of happy hardcore after a while back in the days though, but this tune will stay one of my favorites forever.
The amount of love that comes out of this song is unreal. The same fountain to this day!
Got this on vinyl signed by the man himself DJ Brisk!!
wow wow wow wow wow i love this track not heard it for many years!!
Dj brisk's rough hardcore style was totally unique and brilliant :):):)
Or even Trixxy's
Brisk was definitely a niche D.J, much like Mark E.G or Mickey Finn.
They played familiar music, no doubt, but they also found a style c9mpletely of their own and smashed it with their individual styles.
Brisk was the ultimate pilling D.J though
I remember seeing Brisk at my first rave in 2005 (Off Yer Nut in Winnipeg Canada).it was.... unbelievable.
Brisk is the true pioneer of idgaf hardcore obliteration..his mc..Sharkey learned from the best, some of Sharkeys early sets really remind you of how much Brisk influenced his style...then he went BONKERS and the rest is history
I used to spin Happy Hardcore back in my early twenties. This track ranks among my favs. "Set Free" and "Shooting Star" are a couple of undeniable classics too.
I was into DnB at the time this song came out.. but it still gives me chills...yummy.
oh the feels. 😌 such memories... can we go back plz?
June 2024 and still a banger 🎉😊
These lyrics are so high vibrational ❤
Finally i found this track!!!
I heard it like 4-5 years ago for the last time.
What a track :)
I had this on CD and it was lost/stolen. So it's nice listing on my phone. I've got Dolby audio on my phone and just plug it into my amp with good quality cable and gold plugs.
Most people listen to music through their phone speakers now. They don't know what bass is
What a truly magnificent tune this really is. probably one of my favorite rave tunes of all time. every time a listen to it just makes is wana get twisted clean up fkn magical lad
I'm 40 and it never gets old the kitchen party's may have long gone but the greatness of this tune and many like it hasn't my kids love it to 😂
I'd have loved to be raving in the 90's when this was released... Alas, I was born in the 90's!
Your a young wize raver! I was raving when this song came out!lol, Maybe with your mom and i knew this song was something special and new. This song got me pregnantand i was so happy at that time and 9 months later "happy hardcore" rave music was born, i cried many tears of joy! Raver4life
If you're from the USA you probably didn't hear this until the early 2000s when you downloaded it off limewire.
I was Raving and Djing with absolute stompers like this Dance Floor Destroyer bk in the 90s.
God i miss them days now, 37 now family etc, ahh how life has changed. Still got my copy tho in my cherished vinyl collection stored away.
You know your stuff if you're young and know that these tunes are absolutely Timeless!!!
@@smokeymcchrondo6387 Pretty sure it was audiogalaxy or maybe even OG napster for me ;P
I was born in 86, I remember this tune being played at a rave when I was 18 in 2004
Used to have this on vinyl back in the day will be getting it again for sure.
Never get's old...
25 years later... Nope, still not old...
All I need is my hardcore tunes and an open road , got me through some bad times this tune !!!
i still hear this song dropped in dj sets even today
hell yeah.
1 of the best songs ever - memoriesssss
Found this on vinyl for £3 at a boot sale. Get in!
Yidman01 well played lad!
bang on u did well there m8
Absolute steal!
Had my copy since realease date and will never ever part with it, also i have another copy thats sealed for keeps sake. 👍
I have it in mine
Used to have this as my ringtone when you had to key it in on the old Nokia's!
Kids these days have NFI what we went thru to survive, yet we got to experience this era first hand as the payoff.
I'd do it all again in a heartbeat!
ridin with u...
Zajebista nuta. Stare dobre czasy mi sie przypominaja. 😒📟🎧
Yep still a banger may21
What do you mean still? It always have and always will!
2023 still going strong!!!!
The magic of 1997 the best year for Happy hardcore
2021 still a timeless track
This is my favorite track of all time :)
back in the rave days I used to say, if and when I die I want my friends to play eyeopener and shoot me out of a canon into the ocean, ha ha. I think i still do.
made me smile :) awesome
Hope you will wait a long and happy time untill this grand finale! Some lad! Eyeopener is classic to me i even danced on this arrow mat with my pal drinking Remoff, cardio done! haha
That would definitely be a eye opener for everyone
lol
bodybags2 Haha, LOVE IT!⚡️⚡️⚡️
Reminds me of raving in Toronto in the 90s, sometimes I really wish I could go back to that time.
hullabaloo? i really wish i could have been part of the hullabaloo/goodfellaz era, but i'm proud to say i'll be part of the nocturnal commissions era. timmy and george put on events that match or maybe even top the events anabolic frollic was putting on
ChrisHunter12345 Yeah, my second party was a Hullabaloo...first one was an E-Mail party at the Big-Bop (RiP). Back then it was mostly Hulla, E-Mail, Phryl, Liquid Adrenalin, Destiny, Syrous, etc... Around 2000/2001-ish 'raves' were alll over the newspapers after a couple people died (the first at WEMF '99) and the city wanted to shut them down..so since that period parties and the whole scene have gone up and down like a roller-coaster. Nowadays they seem to be mostly smaller club-type events that end at 3 other than the promise parties which are really good, although for me it's a twice or so times a year thing for me :P. Man, parties were big back then, and went to like 8 in the morning :D
sc0tte1 From the UK... never went but sounds like you Canuks know it for real....:)
James Helliwell The party scene over here was really good at one point. I've had wet-dreams about going to parties in London, the scene down there looks absolutely amazing! Is it really like it looks on the screen?
sc0tte1 feeel free anytime to messge me and come over and yes its soo fucking good mate !!!!!!!
Boom ,open them eyes people brisk and trixxy what a tune😁😁
Brings back my teen years!
Ah the 90's, good tunes, good friends, good times
This was a tune.. remembering hearing it on one of the Bonkers albums for the first time and was raving so hard.... in my bedroom lol
Ahh man, when times were simpler...
Childhood memories flooding back
One of my all time classics
I went to helter skelter deca dance back in 97 there was about twenty of us and force and styles played this and we all lost are minds and danced so hard just smiling
one of my favorite songs when I was 15, that was 1999
Nothing I can say about this track is better than this track. Plur.
I remember the first time I heard this at a party. I was wondering how the hell to dance to it. I wasn't sure, so I just jumped up and down with everyone else. Good times.
Still brilliant today 👏
Timeless.
POINTED AT YO TEMPLE WITH THE INTENT TO KILL
My god, so many rave memories and childhood growing up with this genre / nightcore. I will never stop loving happy-hardcore or the older style of trance, it's simply magical to me.
I LOVE THIS FREAKING SONG!!!!!!!!!!
Oh my god. This is the choon ive been looking for. I use to love it when Force & Styles dropped this in there sets!
Still gives me chills. Reminds me of better times. :D
You'd be surprised. It had a huge following in my area back in the late 90s - early 00s. We are a few years behind you across the pond, naturally. Hardcore is more popular here than you would think. Brisk, Sy and other big-names have been here in the past.
There is still a massive fan base in the southwestern United States (Arizona, California).
Also, Speed Garage was HUGE where I live for a few years - until the DJ with all the records moved to Florida in 2005. A few of us still remember. ;)
I'm 40 and grew up on happy hardcore its mad to think it took so long to get over the pond I was 11 when I first heard it 😂 have to say I bet it was worth the wait 👌🏻👏🏻
I never USA liked these sounds, wow.
Remembers me o my pal in the absolute ace times we had miss you bro GBNF... HIRDIE 👆🕺😇🌠
Dude. You need to rip these to lossless flac. A future generation of ravers needs this history preserved.
My Son at 9 month old...
approves of this Message
In the year 2020 too I'm still enjoying this like when I first heard it in 1999
A CERTIFIED HARDCORE CLASSIC!
Open your eye's never such a truer phrase in these times
2024 and this still hits hard
best song of the whole era
i used to go crazy to this... infact im going crazy right now..... whooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
I hear you. It takes me back to a time when summer actually meant something. Ahh I was 16 when this came out, good times.
Gotta love the hip hop samples, even from back then, still strong
How High is a tune, the version that's on Blackout anyway.
Reminds me off being a waltzer boy at 15 brings back memories
Oh my god!!! I havent heard this track in like 6 years.... THANK YOU!
I'm totally digging out my HH vinyl tonight.
Still one of my all time favorites. Was the first Happy Hardcore song I heard, and it's the song that made me fall in love with the genre! Love it.
God the memories my wife and I made to this song all those years ago, when we were still teenagers...
that cd hole makes the "BOI Need somebody"
What the hell are you trying to say? The CD hole makes the Boy need somebody?
All those E pills you’ve taken must’ve turned your brain into mush.
@@TheWaynelds My brains turns to muse even without E
@@TheWaynelds he's saying it looks like the CD says "BOI, NEED SOMEBODY" because of the hole in the middle