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Lebon14 wrote: 26 Dec 2017, 06:56if you start adding the non-catalogues eurobeat remixes that are all over youtube... it's much more.

Lebon14 wrote: 26 Dec 2017, 06:56I wouldn't even go over 50k even with the non-catalogued.

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Rain197 wrote: 22 Dec 2017, 12:37More than 7150 !

What remixes and private vidoes using Eurobeat on YouTube have to do with real number of unique tracks ?

He counted around 7000 basing on the one reliable, accurate existing source, and even it only means italian Eurobeat, how many missed, unknown, non-catalogued songs, from other countries can we suppose ? The total number will be barely 10 000 as you said.

Neither 50 000, 40 000, 30 000, 20 000 ghost titles.

Lebon14 wrote: 26 Dec 2017, 06:56Doujin eurobeat didn't really start until 2008-2009. Yeah. You see where I'm going with this.

Oh, in this, I don't count italo-disco or "transitional" eurobeat (1987-1990).

You don't take into account Italo Disco - that's correct.

You don't count 80's Eurobeat, the first and one of the most popular periods ever, the roots of the genre, but you accept in the final amount this what you call Doujin Eurobeat, music made by Japanese, a copy, imitation of modern SEB since 2008-2009 when it was halfway to death.

Incomprehensible fight against the facts and history doesn't change the awareness of millions former fans in the world and in Japan.

Weird impression as if somebody pays you everytime you write this on forum.

I don't count it because the genre is technically "Italo-Disco / Hi-NRG", not Eurobeat. Eurobeat started in 1990 with the fundation of A-Beat-C.

Lebon14 wrote: 26 Dec 2017, 21:35technically "Italo-Disco / Hi-NRG", not Eurobeat. Eurobeat started in 1990 with the fundation of A-Beat-C.

Technically I'm able to agree.

However absolutely none evolution hasn't happened from day to day.

Neither studio hasn't been builded and equipped to make the sound you mean exactly when the first A.Beat-C. record appeared.

The same Eurobeat style was produced for Discomagic, Flea, A.Beat-C. during whole 1990/91 by such as G. Pasquini, G. Caria, S. Oliva, F. Rizzolo.

Not for order of Avex Trax and unconnected with SEB, because nobody worked only for Avex Trax in these years.

Besides there is no article and booklet where you will find Italo Disco/Hi-NRG clearly replacing the Eurobeat term.

This is something that can't be denied.

If you have obvious doubts how to categorize some 80's tracks yet and various music of M. Farina, you can't have them from the beginning of 1990.