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baseband wrote:the new bangs & works from planet mu is really good. definitely pushing things further than the first one

theres a third?

wobbles wrote:

baseband wrote:the new bangs & works from planet mu is really good. definitely pushing things further than the first one

theres a third?

errr i mean, the less old bangs & works from planet mu is really good. didnt realize it had been out for so long. just arrived today for me. must have been held up with a pre-order from a while back or something. its gotten to the point now where i dont even remember ordering certain records, they just arrive on my doorstep and catch me by surprise after work

I just found out that the actual track Bangs & Works slowed to 135 sounds awesome

rayman612 wrote:I just found out that the actual track Bangs & Works slowed to 135 sounds awesome

a couple of years ago back in sweden, before i knew anything about anything i bought this:
http://www.discogs.com/Icicle-Switch-Ar ... se/1255603
because i thought that it was a different "Switch". it sounded way too fast at 45 so i just thought it was a weird 127 breakbeat track. took me a bit to realize it was drum&bass. i actually prefer both sides at 33 now

JUKE IN THE BOX - I think it rox!!

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24.03.2012
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100% fresh juke / footwork special.

01. Paleman - Destroya [-]
02. Bondax - Just Us [-]
03. D'Angelo - One Mo'gin (Booty Sweat Remix) [710 2012]
04. OL - Give Up [RAD 2012]
05. Cream Dream & Noms - Creamy Noms (Flubba Juke Remix) [-]
06. OL - Somebody [RAD 2012]
07. Canblaster & Nightwave - Power Up [Red Bull 2012]
08. Ginger Does 'Em All - Feelin' [-]
09. Ganjoid - Recline [-]
10. Konjah - Greedy Mofo [-]
11. Machinedrum - Nastyfuckk [Index 2012]
12. DJ Taye - So Real [-]
13. DJ Manny - Feel Tha Groove [-]
14. Juke FX - Blow Ya Juke [-]
15. Choxa - Rubba Ban $tax [-]
16. CRZKNY - Turn To The Darkness [-]
17. Sinjin Hawke - Crystal Dust (Choxa Juke Remix) [-]
18. Luisterwaar - I Kno U Want I! [Saturate! 2012]
19. Big Sean & Nicki Minaj - A$$ (Buraka Som Sistema Bootleg) [-]
20. Luisterwaar - I Love My Gun [Saturate! 2012]
21. Nate Dogg - I Got Love (ENiGMA Dubz Remix) [Dank'N'Dirty 2012]
22. Etienne De Crecy - Am I Wrong (The Shoes Slo-Mo Remix) [Mixmag 2012]
23. Death Grips - Get Got [Epic 2012]
24. Neatsu - Sound Check [-]
25. Laundrymix - Booty Full Step [-]
26. Vex'd - Louder [-]
27. CRXMRF - Pointer [-]
28. Disclosure - Tenderly (Melé Remix) [-]
29. Hieronymus Monstrosity - Werkin [-]
30. Luisterwaar - Happy Happy Joy Joy [Saturate! 2012]
31. Juke FX - Sail On Juke [-]
32. Philthkids - Take Cover [-]
33. Mark Pritchard, Danny Breaks & Om Unit - Alien Titmarsh Riddim [Red Bull 2012]
34. DJ Quality, Yesenia & Princess Ariell - Baby Daddy Gettin Mad [-]
35. DJ Quality - BathRoom Sink [-]
36. Slick Shoota - Pow Riddim Instrumental [-]
37. Juke FX - Latin Spy Juke [-]
38. Slick Shoota - Blaze It [Loose Squares 2012]
39. Xavier León, Broke One & Kackmusikk - Bedrooms [Red Bull 2012]
40. DJ Azamat - Stolen Waves [-]

MP3: http://www.lejalgenes.com/lejalnyte

anyone mentioned this badboy yet?

I'm really getting into Juke/Footwork at the moment. what bpm does it tend to be, sounds around 155 to me?

80/160

Footwork is all about making people move their feet, make them wild out and get into the dance. completely different from what Dubstep is which is all about deep vibes, not much for dancing, too slow, much more for feeling the bass. I think that's the reason why Footwork isn't really taking off like it should in the EDM scene, it's a fact we are not the best dancers, moving like that would be a challenge let alone enjoy it

But to answer the question yes im feeling juke / footwork. i don't like calling it Juke however dunno why. Anyone heard that new Hot N Heavy release 'Bay Area Bass Vol. 3'? i swear some great Footwork tracks in that compilation. Reilly Steel - Taste My, that's my fav in there, kinda slow Footwork track actually..

Quality mix! http://www.mixcloud.com/OpalBlock/opal- ... shit-hair/

Except dubstep is totally danceable and this 'footwork' stuff sounds so poorly produced id either laugh or go for a piss if it got played live.

thread title should be changed to ''anyone honestly not feeling juke?''

JBoy wrote:Except dubstep is totally danceable and this 'footwork' stuff sounds so poorly produced id either laugh or go for a piss if it got played live.

i never said it wasn't danceable, i said it's not much for dancing, it really isn't, you're in denial if you think otherwise. trust if i played footwork and dubstep anywhere in the world people would move more to footwork. Besides what they do in terms of moving is far more of a "dance" than the shoegazing that the dubsteppers do.

As far as production, I used to think the same thing about Dubstep. First time i heard Digital Mystikz i laughed at the production. sounded like a 10 year old made it, but i learned that's just their sound. Footwork is not badly produced, that's just how the sound is, if it changed it wouldn't be Footwork.

koo wrote:thread title should be changed to ''anyone honestly not feeling juke?''

llennnn16 wrote:As far as production, I used to think the same thing about Dubstep. First time i heard Digital Mystikz i laughed at the production. sounded like a 10 year old made it, but i learned that's just their sound.

wat?

cpt.pollution wrote:

llennnn16 wrote:As far as production, I used to think the same thing about Dubstep. First time i heard Digital Mystikz i laughed at the production. sounded like a 10 year old made it, but i learned that's just their sound.

wat?

forgive them, for they know not what they do...

full mixtape of the 'Juke Box' up here: http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=241303 side A & B....

...and yeah, the juke sound should be rough around the edges - does not mean it is poorly produced.

llennnn16 wrote:

JBoy wrote:As far as production, I used to think the same thing about Dubstep. First time i heard Digital Mystikz i laughed at the production. sounded like a 10 year old made it, but i learned that's just their sound. Footwork is not badly produced, that's just how the sound is, if it changed it wouldn't be Footwork.

I can understand that. When i first heard Dubstep around 2004-05 i thought exactly the same, to me the majority of it sounded lazy and ammature in production, stuff you write when you first start producing. I think it was because i was listening to really polished music all the time but now i can appreciate the simplicity and beauty of it but back then i didn't.