six_to_the_nines
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Hard Techno Scene Overseas
I'm from the US, as you might well imagine, and I'd like to hear from some foreigners about the Hard Techno / NRG / Acid Techno scenes in their countries, or perhaps from a tourist who has encountered these scenes.
I understand that the trend has gone from harder techno to milder techno in recent times, but I understand that there are still scenes out there, especially in the UK and Australia. I really almost detest milder techno and prefer the harder stuff.
Perhaps someone can make a segue into the chicks that frequent these things, too. Would anyone get with a chick who was into this stuff? I watch party videos from Australia, and the chicks definitely look hot. Or is the underground scene too much of a risk for the traveler looking for a good time? I understand that it is probably difficult to get into the scene, being an outsider.
I find that I am a minority here in the US for liking this stuff, and when I tend to share it with people, they just don't understand.
I'll accept comments from anyone else in the US into this stuff as well.
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| 12-02-2011 04:20 PM |
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PseudoExpert
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RE: Hard Techno Scene Overseas
(12-03-2011 11:24 AM)Pusscrook Wrote: You are definitely limiting yourself if your goal is to seek out volumes of whores that listen to a genre of music. Hard techno is very restricted and bitches can't really dance and move their hips to 170 bpms. That's why Grind and dubstep took off in the U.K. and is very popular in the U.S. now ( if you're 17-20 of course). Hard techno is very underground, and dying , and it's like asking someone to find out about a DNB club. Clubs who push Minimal house, Progressive house, Tribal(for festivals) and Minimal techno, is where whores can be found in abundance. It's all about the BPM.
I agree.The techno capital of the US is Detroit.Of the world is Berlin.Barcelona and Madrid also have big scenes.Ibiza is the electronic music capital of the world.In Italy there are also a lot of fans,not very concentrated though,most of them go to Ibiza in the summer or Rimini/Riccione.Romania also has solid number of fans.In the UK,I'd not say that techno is the most popular genre.
Hard techno..pretty much nobody listens to hard techno nowadays..only if you had a time machine
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| 12-03-2011 01:45 PM |
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six_to_the_nines
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RE: Hard Techno Scene Overseas
(12-03-2011 11:24 AM)Pusscrook Wrote: You are definitely limiting yourself if your goal is to seek out volumes of whores that listen to a genre of music. Hard techno is very restricted and bitches can't really dance and move their hips to 170 bpms. That's why Grind and dubstep took off in the U.K. and is very popular in the U.S. now ( if you're 17-20 of course). Hard techno is very underground, and dying , and it's like asking someone to find out about a DNB club. Clubs who push Minimal house, Progressive house, Tribal(for festivals) and Minimal techno, is where whores can be found in abundance. It's all about the BPM.
I know this is probably the wrong forum to go on with this, but I'll shoot anyway. I guess my main thing is that I would more like friends or to start a relationship with a woman who likes this kind of music, because of the personality structure this music has. I know that there are well-traveled, sparsely located, and intelligent people on this forum, and I figured it might be a good place to ask, especially if they are from a country that has this. It seems that a PUA would more likely advise me against this, however.
To me, if they are in a club listening to music that is more mainstream and easier simply to move to, then they are not really into it for the music per se.
The thing is that I am a picky person, and into the bang experience not only for the bang all of the time. Even a STR with a woman like this would satisfy my curiosity. I dunno. Perhaps I have an idealized vision here that really isn't based in reality.
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| 12-03-2011 04:38 PM |
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