[20/10/2012] Q-dance presents: Headhunterz!

[Reverse Ghost]

That was releeased in October 2005, Discogs has no definite date though. It's also hard to pinpoint when each track was first played, since Heady had a lot of unreleased edits or tracks that never had an official release, ad an unfinished version of Freak on It could have been played before Breaking Da Rules.
I think it's safe to say that both of them were pioneers in Nustyle as it is today, though Heady became more famous for it by releasing tons more than DB&STF did, and being like a godchild to Dov.

[Vicious]

Yeah i agree definitely pioneers but certainly not the first is my main point.

[Reverse Ghost]

Well of course I meant to say first speaking relative by comparing the two, not comparing the two to the entire scene. Of course the Italians had melodies before Heady and DB&STF.

[John Cove]

Headhunterz was probably the first who used melodies with a tonal bassline in Hardstyle (in a crowd-accessible way).

[VOL-E]

I thought Donkey Rollers started this era with Immeasurably

[th3r3zo]

I thought Donkey Rollers started this era with Immeasurably

one of the best melodies i hear in hardstyle

[timdawes]

yewww 2005 fusion pitched kicks

pure had them too

[ItsHeavyMOFO]

What does this have to do with anything? Headhunterz has made a name for himself and the last couple years as the most popular hardstyle artist. That's the reason why he has his own Q-dance events not because he invented the melody or pitched kick(even though I agree that he helped make melodic hardstyle and pitched kicks popular)

[John Cove]

Donkey Rollers were still hard, Heady made it popular.

[GolGotha]

Ticket sales for Q-dance presents: Headhunterz start this Saturday on the 11th of August at 1 pm (GMT+2).

Entrance ticket: €52,50
VIP ticket: €67,50

http://bit.ly/QHHZtickets