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Thanks for the downloads, like I said tho, the Chicago Jungle scene is most def dead...I haven't been to a good Jungle show in years, guess i need to go to Europe to get my fill!!!!

A real old school junglist wouldn't post on a dubstep forum

kidshuffle wrote:A real old school junglist wouldn't post on a dubstep forum

snypadub wrote:Being a Leicester head, it was all about going to the local raves with the likes of SS, bassman, jjfrost and mampi swift. Big days with some of the best music i've ever heard

Starlight 2001 by any chance?
Spent many a Jungle Slammer and Hysteria down there. Some darkhouse business

tomm wrote:i've been listening to some '93 bits recently. Skanna is the man.

The ragga twins are good for when u wanna hear the roots of Jungle And yes Skanna is the man!

kidshuffle wrote:A real old school junglist wouldn't post on a dubstep forum

A REAL Junglist will never forget where his roots are, and realize that u don't have to be a music izan and that u can appreciate good music when he/she hears it. Dub-step would't exist if it waasn't for jungle, and the ragga hip-hop soulful feelings are still accented in many dub-step tracks. I spin Minimal, House n Glitch too, and everything I hear makes me appreciate music in all its forms, even if its not my style or preferred taste. So does that mean that since I don't only listen to dubstep that I don't belong here? I'm sorry you feel that way.

wtf is jungle i like dnb like resound, fanu, macc and paradox

Dj Hindsight wrote:

tomm wrote:i've been listening to some '93 bits recently. Skanna is the man.

The ragga twins are good for when u wanna hear the roots of Jungle And yes Skanna is the man!

Skanna is the man x3.

love that 93 sound, to me it was the year that Hardcore grew up to started becoming jungle

Ive got a thing for Dj intense at the moment.

so need this:

http://www.discogs.com/Intense-The-Gene ... ster/26754

Hah! I still count ragga jungle as 'new jungle', I got into it when it was all Jungle Tekno and Hardcore. Still dig a bit of Ragga, but that shit killed the scene with all the bandwagoners back in 94-95, didn't really recover till it went all bass-heavy minimal drums in 96ish.

But yeah, I like Ragga Jungle, but don't think that's the original old-skool jungle!

ResetTheAtari wrote:But yeah, I like Ragga Jungle, but don't think that's the original old-skool jungle!

heh old dnb

jungle

and this was at the clash of opinion point

Hah! totally forgot about that Special K tune, used to have that on vinyl, excellent jump-up.

ResetTheAtari wrote:Hah! totally forgot about that Special K tune, used to have that on vinyl, excellent jump-up.

yea why the new shit is called jump up is beyond me besides some of the old artists keeping at it

If you aren't Prisoners of Technology ya aint jump-up

upstateface wrote:Of course man, my favorites are probably Remarc, Splash,Old Trace, Rufige Kru, Shy FX, DJ SS (And all his aliases), LTJ Bukem, Ray Keith (And all his aliases), Old Dillinja, Old J Majik, Old Photek, Source Direct and the list goes on and on

omni trio!!!

I just finished one small tribute to the oldschool heads... it is around 140bpm, but definitly a jungle tune...

Soundcloud

I always adored the atmospheric jungle from 90ies... never listened much of the ragga jungle thing... And personally I don't like this "new" thing they call jungle which is just drum and bass with some reggae riddim under the beat...

808 basses slapping through the percussive 165bpm shuffle/chopped breakbeats = jungle music (to me...)

And two of my favorite tunes ever came from that era of music

I love jungle, but i'm only 19.

Music is a stonecold classic, it's one of those pivotal tunes in the history, cause it started a whole new sound. Much like Pulp Fiction started techstep.

The breakdown towards the end of Music is too much!!!

didnt know it went all dark at the end for years, because nobody ever played it that far through.

Its probably only me, but the drop after the breakdown of Quests unknow on Deep Medi allways reminds me of said end.

I used to love raving to jungle when I was younger, but listening to it now does my head in.. the same fucking drum loops and ragga shit in every tune, whey!!

ResetTheAtari wrote:Music is a stonecold classic, it's one of those pivotal tunes in the history, cause it started a whole new sound. Much like Pulp Fiction started techstep.

i thought that was mutant revisited