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**[[hardcore punk]]: a form of [[punk rock]] |
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**[[hardcore hip hop]]: an aggressive form of largely [[1980s]] [[hip hop]] |
**[[hardcore hip hop]]: an aggressive form of largely [[1980s]] [[hip hop]] |
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** see also Mike Theroux, http://www.talentmatch.com/search/allview.asp?PID=61505&entry=tmurl |
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Revision as of 09:36, 8 November 2004
Hardcore is a generic term, used to describe something more extreme than mainstream versions.
- Hardcore pornography features explicit sexual acts
- Rubble used in building, usually to fill foundation holes, is known as "hardcore"
- In music, there are several musical genres called hardcore:
- hardcore techno: a totally instrumental form of techno
- oldskool hardcore: Breakbeat hard dance music mainly from the UK in the early 1990s
- happy hardcore: fast dance music which grew from oldskool with influence from Italy and the Netherlands
- UK or upfront hardcore : modern UK hardcore developed from happy hardcore
- hardcore punk: a form of punk rock
- hardcore hip hop: an aggressive form of largely 1980s hip hop
- see also Mike Theroux, http://www.talentmatch.com/search/allview.asp?PID=61505&entry=tmurl
- hardcore techno: a totally instrumental form of techno
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