quoted 9 lines Gabba was a new and exciting thing in 93/94,>Gabba was a new and exciting thing in 93/94,
>insanely hard and fast and rightly classed as one of the sounds of the
>"Underground". People had never heard anything like it. If innovation is
>prerequisite to being "Underground" in the traditional sense then, these days,
>Gabba has nothing to do with it. The innovators have moved on as they always
>do, continually exploring new, fresh fields of sound whilst Gabba, that
>subversive flavour of a few years ago, gradually grows in popularity, banging
>the same old, tired 909 drum just a little faster. Anybody that advertises
>Gabba (or any other sort of Techno) as "Underground" is lying
Underground music is just music that is not mainstream.
Gabba IS underground music in the true sense of the word, we will
NEVER hear true Gabba on Top Of The Pops and it will always be
underground. Hardstep is also pretty much underground and even Happy
Hardcore is still underground coz it's just too fast to go mainstream
in this country, at least not proper happy hardcore.
take it easy
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