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haha, yeah hardstyle definitely has its haters and lovers. I'm a fan of so many different genres, so anything that has a lot of energy in it (read: not mainstream monotonous shit) gets me going.

What the hell kinda genre is that? Kinda dig it, but not as motivation personally. Definitely has a place in my tastes though!

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Greyhound by Swedish House Mafia.... That song makes me want to dance through the floor so might as well be punching a bag or lifting some weights :)

Funny you should say that, it sits high up on my current boxing P/L!!! Awesome track :thumbsup:

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It's terrific that a hall of famer can show respect to a more recent act by doing that, albeit that kind of crossover being common in electronica.

Reminds me of when Robbie Williams sang a Killers song at one of his concerts, back when they first arrived on the scene. Had the whole crowd singing along to it!

Love Madeon beats, so happy and uplifting :)

Hey Tom they are putting on a second show because of the first one selling out. Tickets go on sale this week so check it out. $125 though... pretty pricey for the Bowl! I think I shall settle with A&B in the same week at Hisense, only $90. That will be amazing.

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