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phil
31st January 2003, 15:01
hello,

put your hand up if you like jungle from 93-95/6 ??
you know the dirty shit...

like:

Remarc - thunderclap
Krome & Time - The licence (REMIX) it has to be the remix!!!
Amazon II - Beats boo ya
Remarc - RIP
DJ TRACE - Armageddon (remix)

i love it, thunderclap is pancakes.

decadnids
31st January 2003, 15:04
cant deny I got some influence form those days.....

more of a comical influence, the way people just went for it and did bonkers stuff.

I love early T-Power stuff.

phil
31st January 2003, 15:08
you can't beat the sound of a mental build up then a pause then some ragga man coming in and saying a few dark lines about "One day all youth shall withness the fall of babylon" then....BANG..
bwaaa bwaaaa bwaaaaaaaaa bewaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
That is magic right there. Also for madness part 2 of Boneville occident by SP. and Go Spastic, manage to take those lovely elements and turn it inside out.

owain_k
31st January 2003, 15:19
Loves my jungle :)

dirtyho
31st January 2003, 15:19
Early reinforced releases by goldie/rufige kru etc. are wicked. Some Nookie tracks and things like that were cool too, 4/4 beats with weirds breaks spiralling off them. Haaaardcore you know the score

phil
31st January 2003, 15:25
<strong>Dead Dred</strong><br>
<strong><small>(Moving Shadow 1994)</small></strong><br>
</font><font face="Arial" size="2">Produced by <strong>Asend &amp; Ultravibe</strong> of <strong>What
Kind of World</strong> fame, and probably the tune the stands out most of all from back in
'94 due to its manic contorting hoover bassline which lay the foundation for just about
the entire '95 jump-up scene that was soon to follow, complete with killer beats and
roaring gunshot blasts providing the icing on the cake. Also check the equally as
impressive (actually possibly more so) <strong>Origin Unknown</strong> remix in one of my
DJ mix sessions, which thankfully was slapped onto the b-side.<br>
href="http://www.kronique.com/bassquake/dredbass.rm (http://www.kronique.com/bassquake/dredbass.rm)

piscaries
31st January 2003, 15:28
that era was just slightly before my time (i got into it all around '97) but i've gone back and listened and must say that i really do like that era. i don't know what artists were big or influential then, so if anyone can reccomend any it would be much appreciated.

phil
31st January 2003, 15:35
Remarc - Thunderclap
Dred bass - dead dred
Remarc - R.I.P
Krome & Time - The Licence (REMIX - only the REMIX) orig is ok but remix is !!!!
DJ TRACE - Armageddon (remix)
Amazon II - Beats boo ya
Code Red (Congo Natty 1994)
Deal Wid it - DJ Solo
Ol' Skool Ting Dubplate #1

dirtyho
31st January 2003, 15:37
The original Egyptian Empire "Horns" track is wicked. Somewhere between modern techno and jungle. 4/4 beats with breaks on top.
Old goldie is good, 4 hero from back then is good. DJCrystal did some fat tracks with scatty snare patterns, cant remember the label. Check back catalogue of reinforced, ram, suburban base, full cycle etc..

bitch one
31st January 2003, 17:05
why'd the elephant get lost in the jungle?



















cos the jungle is massive

nothinghere
31st January 2003, 17:14
raises hand

phil
31st January 2003, 17:16
cause he was a prick and lost his friends.

M H
31st January 2003, 17:20
Dillinja - The angels fell/ Ya Know ya big (Metalheads)

Say no more

tsr_tomas
31st January 2003, 17:28
hmmm, i don´t know anything about jungle except som old .mod´s by Randal, hihi.

Sheridan
31st January 2003, 23:45
I'm a Junglist!

Irrungenwirrungen
1st February 2003, 10:29
I've always liked Jungle/dnb, but have followd it very much from the sidelines, rarely buying vinyl, as techno seems to swallow up most of my money. The stuff around that era is great, but I prefer stuff like Ed Rush & Optical mixes (very dark,moody music).

Fave tracks...

DJ Krust- Warhead
Q Project- Champion Sound
Bad Company- The Nine (the ultimate dark track)

V Knid esq
2nd February 2003, 10:15
I love it I love it. Oh my giddy gosh! Yes yes! Wheel up selecta!

Even the jump-up shit - Aphrodite "Badass", Mickey Finn's "No Diggety" Remix etc

m j
2nd February 2003, 10:17
i love fungle!!!

Marolo
2nd February 2003, 13:45
original nuttah.............
murderation!!!
ffffffffffffffffiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiirrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeee eeee
(timestretch vocal)

antipolis
2nd February 2003, 14:47
certainly a very inspiring era for electronic music.
some of my favourite tunes of that time.

The Scientist-dj hype-, "Excorcist" and "The Bee"
Mickey Finn "Bionic Man"
Johnny L "Hurt You So"
Johnny Jungle (today known as Pascal) "Johnny"
Andy C "Valley Of The Shadows" also known as "31 seconds"
leviticus(jumping jack frost) "the burial" on phill blunt

*memorable fact: "dread bass" sold 47,000 copies on Moving Shadow

makes me very content to think that many producers & really small labels (at that time) have lasted longer than say, the spice girls and take that.




IT'S A DICTATION, AND IT'S A DEFINITION, OF HOW WE LIVIN'
Gang Related and Mask " Dictation" -dope dragon

jukka
2nd February 2003, 15:13
soldaten des planeten megara, ich euer vorfahre erkläre die weltraumarmee von meagara ist aufgestellt und einsatzbereit .
unser ziel ist die djungelstadt ! wir werden mit unserem angriff genau in 8 stunden und 21 minuten beginnen.zu diesem zeitpunkt überfliegt der mittagsmond die stadt.
::::::::::
sonic subjunkies--djungelstadt

anyone knows this track_________??
one of my old jungle (breakbeat) favourites !!

V Knid esq
2nd February 2003, 15:46
Oh! Firefox (aka Roni Size) "Warning"...

barry2604
3rd February 2003, 14:25
i haven't been able to find that thunderclap tune anywhere phil, you recommended it on the planet-mu forum as well i think. absolutely love 'ice cream and syrup - hard mix' by remarc though...'oooh baaaaabbbyyyyy'...BOOM

phil
3rd February 2003, 14:36
You must get Thunderclap!! soulseek kaaza. hunt. that tune is pancakes!!borrow kill steal eat crisps.

pille'ocheoni
3rd February 2003, 14:43
i like this word pancakes.........heheheh...giv e us some other english slang!

amble
3rd February 2003, 15:08
i've never been buying so much db/jungle but there's one thing that just has to mentioned in this context: SOURCE DIRECT, preferably their older records. dark twisting energy.

and aphex, squarepusher and the whole rephlex-posse of course.
that 'psultan remix ep' is still the best db track ever for me! mental raving music for loud pa's.

barry2604
3rd February 2003, 16:52
yeah, i love when the hey whoo break come flying in all filtered and stuttered everywhere.

you still starting up a wee label phil? send us your address and i'll punt you over some pancakes jungle stuff i've been working on

phil
3rd February 2003, 17:10
Yeah barry I am.

Send some stuff to 12 Pearce Manor, redmayne drive, chelmsford, essex, cm2 8uj.

Marolo
3rd February 2003, 17:45
Dillinja definately a bass master, his valve parties will make your ears ring and bleed for weeks...nice and still doing good grimey music
shame others like t-power and shy fx went on to do elevator music

old skool
3rd February 2003, 17:48
Bad Company.

Nuff said.

simon-roog
3rd February 2003, 18:17
Originally posted by Irrungenwirrungen :
I've always liked Jungle/dnb, but have followd it very much from the sidelines, rarely buying vinyl, as techno seems to swallow up most of my money. The stuff around that era is great, but I prefer stuff like Ed Rush & Optical mixes (very dark,moody music).


a couple of my fave tunes that I used to play out are along those lines:

Nasty Habits - Shadow boxing (doc scott on 31 records)
Genotype - Extra Terestrial (early renegade hardware release)
Decoder - The Fog (on hard leaders)

the decoder track is possibly one of the most beltingly hard drum&bass tunes i have ever had the pleasure of hearing in a club and features a smartly cut amen

In certain circles D&B equals techno in its inteligence, check out DJ abstracts drum and bass production as well as John Tejada's who also has been doing a couple of wicked eletro mixes of late in the Rotters Golf Club vein. in fact radioactiveman has a pretty wicked D&B tune on his recent release 'dive & lie wrecked' did anyone go to the RGC party in Brighton late last year??? they have all the best bits from D&B in their sound,
I love it. Andy Weatherall is god!!

Irrungenwirrungen
3rd February 2003, 18:47
Originally posted by simon-roog
In certain circles D&B equals techno in its inteligence, check out DJ abstracts drum and bass production as well as John Tejada's who also has been doing a couple of wicked eletro mixes of late in the Rotters Golf Club vein. in fact radioactiveman has a pretty wicked D&B tune on his recent release 'dive & lie wrecked' did anyone go to the RGC party in Brighton late last year??? they have all the best bits from D&B in their sound,
I love it. Andy Weatherall is god!! [/B]

Although I like R.man's dnb track I think the other tracks on Dive.. are much better. I really like the Klart track on Machine Funk Specialists vol 1, which is really good for mixing in with dnb.
Radioactiveman live though- superb !!!

simon-roog
3rd February 2003, 19:29
Originally posted by Irrungenwirrungen


Although I like R.man's dnb track I think the other tracks on Dive.. are much better. I really like the Klart track on Machine Funk Specialists vol 1, which is really good for mixing in with dnb.
Radioactiveman live though- superb !!!

Yeah, I have used that track in my sets before. I sometimes like to build a hard drum&bass section into my eletro sets. Last time I tried this it really went off, I had been trying to persuade the nights founder to let me play some D&B for a long time untill he went to a hard eletro night and decided that he himself would play some. Luckily for me, he could'nt mix it for shit so I got the prime time slot and ripped up some old D&B with a load of 180bpm eletro. my finest DJ moment, every mix rolled perfectly and the breakdowns/drops worked a treat and I even got some scratching in!!(very basic I admit, but it seemed to work in some bizzare way). To bad it was only a Uni night.
Anyway, I think that more people should be more experimental and utilize cross genre mixing. dont know if anyone agree's ?

Keith Tenniswood is also a god!!

phil
3rd February 2003, 20:24
i think everyone should be made to play Amazon 2 beats booya and remarcs thunderclap. or they get told off.