In cell-free (CF) networks, access points (APs) jointly serve the user equipments (UEs). In user-centric (UC) variant, only a handful of APs serve a particular UE, namely the ones with the best channels. In this paper, we propose a hybrid beamforming aided uplink receiver scheme for highly loaded UC massive MIMO (mMIMO) networks, operating in millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequencies, employing single carrier modulation under frequency selective channels. Every AP employs its own analog beamformer (AB) called the modified eigen-beamformer (MEB), which promotes a trend of fairness. In the digital domain, two detectors are proposed; Cell-Free Iterative Detector (CFI-D) and User-Centric Iterative Subset-Detector (UCIS-D). CFI-D introduces the iterative block decision feedback equalization (IB-DFE) method for CF networks. UCIS-D is an alternative to CFI-D. UCIS-D is UC, has low computational complexity (CCP) and is scalable. UCIS-D relies on parallel interference cancellation (PIC) aided IB-DFE. Interfering UEs are divided into three sets. Weak interferers are processed with PIC, strong interferers with IB-DFE which considers the residual interference from PIC. Weakest interferers are ignored. Both PIC and IB-DFE utilize the soft decisions from previous iterations. Simulation results show that these receivers can handle ultra high loads in terms of bit-error-rate (BER) and achievable information rate (AIR).