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more defined sounds at slower tempo = clearer sound.wavPangaea wrote:I'd like to know this, DnB always sounds better to me at 155-165 rather than 170+docdoom wrote:Is anyone making slower dnb?
I thought Benny was more dubwise, not ragga...djrobyn wrote:Liquid - Hospital Rec, Liquid V...
Hard/Tech - Technical Itch, Dylan, Limewax...
Neurofunk - Noisia, Phace, Offkey...
Drumfunk - Paradox, Chris Inperspective, Breakage...
Jump Up/Clownstep - Clipz, DJ Fresh, Drumsound & Simon Smith...
Intelligent/Chill - Bukem, Tayla, Blu Mar Ten...
Jungle - Congo Natty, old tunes...
RaggaJungle - Benny Page, Visionary...
Breakcore - Enduser, Doormouse...
yep, visionary and benny page are not the best examples to make clear to someone what ragga jungle is all about.Jungle - Congo Natty, old tunes...
RaggaJungle - Benny Page, Visionary...
Breakcore - Enduser, Doormouse...
Macc, Alpha Omega, Fanu, Cloak and Dagger, Breakage?jackquinox wrote:Good thread, after listening to platinum breakz for the first time in ages the other day I have a new appreceation of that era of jungle/drum and bass anyone recommend any current producers or records that have the same kind of style now??
Corpsey wrote:Okay, basically there's
Liquid- for the gays/women
Tech- for bearded virgins/ponytailed virgins who still live with their mom/mum
Jump up- for people who can count to the same number as brain cells they have/have taken to chewing aspirin tablets during the week to calm them down
Pendulum step- for students
Jungle- for balding men with ailing libidos
Neurofunk- for bearded virgins/ponytailed virgins who still live with mom/mum who like to pretend that they are intelligent but also black
I think there's some more I might have forgotten. Hope this helps!
jackquinox wrote:Good thread, after listening to platinum breakz for the first time in ages the other day I have a new appreceation of that era of jungle/drum and bass anyone recommend any current producers or records that have the same kind of style now??
cheers mate, looks big!kozee wrote:jackquinox wrote:Good thread, after listening to platinum breakz for the first time in ages the other day I have a new appreceation of that era of jungle/drum and bass anyone recommend any current producers or records that have the same kind of style now??
This is a great mix from 96 ( it's a 96 thing!) :
Kemi Storm and Goldie...
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... DB58203D3B
Nobody did the techy roller better than Decoder. Although for a time Source Direct pushed out some nice rollers too, but Decoder was the don.kozee wrote:o and you forgot... ROLLERS!
eventualdecline wrote:Nobody did the techy roller better than Decoder. Although for a time Source Direct pushed out some nice rollers too, but Decoder was the don.kozee wrote:o and you forgot... ROLLERS!