Bosh Jams On A Fast Break

[koganbot]

The question is what is the genre.

skyecaptain says that, while no one in Internet history has thought up an adequate generic category for whatever the hell it is that Scooter does so very well, the answer is clearly "bosh jams."

I think Scooter'd officially be called Happy Hardcore, though I'd not be the one to hold an informed opinion on the subject.

Google reveals "Toronto's Chris Bosh jams on a fast break." But it seems to me that if it's a true jam it should be a slow break, so that there can be slow bosh jams. But that doesn't seem to be the Scooter style. I suppose a slow jam can have a fast break, if they're willing to change tempo.

Comments

[koganbot]

Though I suppose if someone did a nonstop bosh set that was so relentlessly bosh that the boshness was losing all impact, then the DJ's finally inserting straightup the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra's version of the Seventh Symphony could be the MOST bosh moment of the night!

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

This sort of thing happens more often than you might think. But instead of Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, the dj might interrupt the boshing flow by dropping 'Why' by Carly Simon or something similarly slow and cheesy. This is much more likely to occur at Bangface though, where seriousness is Frowned Upon.