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4 favourite mix cds/tapes


some jump up badness
http://www.discogs.com/release/122600

World Dance - The Drum + Bass Experience

cd 1 mixed by hype
cd 2 mixed by ellis dee


1.01 DJ Hype We Must Unite (3:27)
1.02 Dr. S. Gachet Remember The Roller (4:37)
1.03 Origin Unknown Valley Of The Shadows (3:41)
1.04 Krome & Time Ganja Man (DJ Hype Remix) (4:36)
Remix - DJ Hype
1.05 Firefox Bonanza Kid (4:07)
1.06 Splash Babylon (4:37)
1.07 Origin Unknown Truly One (Original) (4:47)
1.08 Alex Reece Pulp Fiction (3:40)
1.09 DJ Hype Peace, Love & Unity (4:05)
Featuring - MC Fats
1.10 Undercover Agent Oh Gosh! (3:20)
1.11 Jo R-Type (3:42)
1.12 Firefox & 4-Tree Warning (Powder Mix) (3:09)
1.13 Terrorist, The The Chopper (Ray Keith Dirty Chopper Remix) (3:53)
Remix - Ray Keith
1.14 Dope Skillz Six Million Ways To Die (5:10)
1.15 Brainkillers Screwface (3:42)
1.16 DJ Krust Angles (3:20)
1.17 P-Funk P-Funk Era (5:31)
1.18 Renegade Terrorist (3:56)


2.01 Engineers Without Fears Spiritual Aura (3:37)
2.02 Q Project Champion Sound (Alliance Remix) (3:43)
Remix - Alliance
2.03 DJ Krust Set Speed (3:41)
2.04 D.R.S. Everyman (5:13)
Featuring - Kenny Ken
2.05 Noise Factory Breakage #4 (2:53)
2.06 Krome & Time The Licence (4:28)
2.07 MA2 Rollers Music (4:06)
2.08 Sound Of The Future The Lighter (Rollers Remix) (3:57)
2.09 Goldie Inner City Life (Nookie Remix) (4:55)
Remix - Nookie
2.10 DJ Rap Rumble (3:47)
2.11 Ellis Dee Lockdown (4:07)
2.12 Urban Shakedown Arsonist (Dub Beats) (4:30)
Featuring - D.BO General
2.13 Shy FX This Style (3:44)
2.14 Shy FX Funkindem Up! (DJ Krust Mixes) (4:16)
Remix - DJ Krust
2.15 Ellis Dee & MC Fearless The Real Killer (2:47)
2.16 Aphrodite Bomber (4:16)
2.17 Terrorist, The The Chopper (Shy FX Ebony Remix) (2:48)
Remix - Shy FX
2.18 Andy C & Shimon Night Flight (3:44)
2.19 DJ Harmony Let Me In (Adam F Remix) (7:32)




one of the best lush chilled dnb there is
buy it if you dont have it already

http://www.discogs.com/release/9159

Various - The Secret Art Of Science

Label: Breakbeat Science Recordings
Catalog#: BBSCD 001
01 Nautilus Small Adventures
02 Lil' Louis Clap Your Hands (PFM Remix)
Remix - PFM
03 Everything But The Girl Before Today (Adam F Remix)
Remix - Adam F
04 Jonny L Two Of Us (Photek Remix)
Remix - Photek
05 Roni Size / Reprazent Brown Paper Bag (Photek Remix) (7.23)
Remix - Photek
06 Blame Overhead Projections
07 Solid State Just A Vision (Marcus Intalex & ST Files Remix) (07:03)
Remix - Marcus Intalex & ST Files
08 Urban Visions Pearls
09 Pieter K Impressions (VIP Mix)
10 Yokota Wait For A Day (Doc Scott Remix) (6:50)
Remix - Doc Scott
11 Omni Trio Secret Life (5.56)
12 LTJ Bukem Music
13 Klute Chicks
14 E-Z Rollers Retro (G.O.D. Remix)
15 Tango Spellbound
16 Rude Bwoy Monty Summer Sumting
17 Jonny L This Time
18 Pieter K All Things




http://www.discogs.com/release/244321
Renegade Selector - Series 1
mixed by randall

1 Jason Ball Horns For '94 (Remix) (6:15)
2 Cloud 9 You Got Me Burnin' (Ray Keith & Nookie Remix) (7:28)
Remix - Nookie , Ray Keith
3 Jim Polo & Neil Vass Rollin' Energy (4:47)
4 DJ Taktix The Way (Shadow VIP Mix) (5:43)
5 Deep Blue The Helicopter Tune (5:25)
6 DJ Mayhem Inesse (Ray Keith Remix) (6:09)
Remix - Ray Keith
7 Q Project Champion Sound (Remix) (6:21)
8 Hyper On Experience Lords Of The Null Lines (Foul Play Remix) (6:29)
Remix - Foul Play
9 Studio Pressure Jump MKII (5:36)
10 Omni Trio Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix) (6:11)
Remix - Foul Play
11 Wots My Code Dubplate (Ray Keith Remix) (6:46)
Remix - Ray Keith
12 Origin Unknown Valley Of The Shadows (4:41)




Finally must have cd crowd noises horns etc

http://www.discogs.com/release/41209

Various - AWOL: A Way Of Life - Live
Label: Ministry Of Sound

1 DJ Biggs The Hunter
2 Splash Babylon
3 Northern Connexion Reel Funk (A.W.O.L. V.I.P. Mix)
4 P-Funk P. Funk Era (V.I.P. Mix)
5 Randall & Andy C Sound Control (A.W.O.L. V.I.P. Mix)
6 Cool Hand Flex The Melody Madness (V.I.P. Mix)
7 Dark Man Dis Sound Ruff
8 Kenny Ken The Pied Piper (A.W.O.L. V.I.P. Mix)
9 D.R.S. Everyman (A.W.O.L. V.I.P. Mix)
Featuring - Kenny Ken
10 Dr. S. Gachet & Audio Maze The Dreamer (DJ Aphrodite V.I.P. Mix)
Remix - Aphrodite
11 Prizna Fire (Dr S. Gachet V.I.P. Mix)
Featuring - Demolition Man
Remix - Dr. S. Gachet
12 Dr. S. Gachet & Audio Maze Touch My Toes (Dreamteam V.I.P. Mix)
Remix - Dream Team, The
13 Aladdin Mash Up Yer Know (V.I.P. Mix)
14 Micky Finn & Aphrodite A.W.O.L. (V.I.P. Mix)
15 L Double Da Base 2 Dark (Mickey Finn Special Mix)
Remix - Micky Finn

Wow!!


I post the thread at lunchtime, then I check now & we're up to 5 pages!



Guys... muchos love.
I'll have a listen, and get back to you.


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Hate Recordings wrote:well

i'd assume since he's posting on dubstep forum, you would assume he listens to dubstep.

i don't exactly see this forum being flooded with progressive house listeners, know what i mean?

Too right!

Some assumptions are just common sense, my friend.

Hate Recordings wrote:first time i ever heard tech step on a system, i swear to god i envisioned terminators and like post-apocolyptic future imagery. just like that begining scene in the movie, big futuristic tanks crushing fields of skulls, neon lights and burning cars. i saw the future and forgot that the past and present existed.

Someone told me a while back that Psy-Trance made them feel like they were "in the future".

...which I can understand, but that doesn't stop it being shite.

>_>

Crazydave wrote:
Someone told me a while back that Psy-Trance made them feel like they were "in the future".

...which I can understand, but that doesn't stop it being shite.

>_>

Too fuckin true, I like most music (well the good stuff) but psy-trance really is the shittest. Found years ago that psy-trance just makes me feel like punching the DJ, and I'm a pacifist. Think it's probably the fact that the music/dj's/fans all think it's more spiritual than it actually is.

Can't imagine when it would have been the future as it's been the same old bollocks for over a decade now.

Shonky wrote:psy-trance just makes me feel like punching the DJ, and I'm a pacifist.

LOL.

funny shit, man...


I was about to say drugs have a lot to do with it, but dubstep /jungle fans
aren't exactly averse to them either, eh?

Think I'd probably od before taking enough drugs to find psy-trance pleasurable. What a soul-destroying moment it must be to go half-way round the world, find a gorgeous beach, beautiful sunset, and then hear that half-arsed monkey toss being mixed by some "shamanic" over-earnest dj, whilst middle-class dropouts dance really, really badly to it.

No I don't like!!!!



P.S. I am not Eric Cartman, but he does have a point

Hard to pin an essential jungle ALBUM, cos its obviously about the mixes. Essential beginners mix I reckon has got to be the DJ SS Old Skool double CD mixes, classic after classic.

http://www.discogs.com/release/57408

Obviously the Soundmurderer Wired For Sound Mixes as well, all about them Remarc tracks.

I'm always surprised more people don't give thanks for T Power - The Self Evident Truth Of An Intuitive Mind

http://www.discogs.com/release/15455

Silver gives me chills whenever them first Amen's kick in, it's pretty out there for jungle, massively ahead of its time for 1995 (I can see Squarepusher being well influenced by this record). As well, when I first heard Toasty I though of this record (and Future Sound Of London too, bigstyle).

I'm not fussed with Timeless or New Forms, way too coffee table, even though I respect them as landmarks.


ps, wish they had ditched Photek on the Breezeblock on Monday night and put DJ SS there instead.

Shonky wrote:whilst middle-class dropouts dance really, really badly to it.

Ouch. The fact that the guy I was talking about fits that description really well disturbs me...
Used to go to public school; now has major dreds, a weed habit and a lot of copied london slang.


Gotta love it when stereotypes hit home.

Shonky wrote:Think I'd probably od before taking enough drugs to find psy-trance pleasurable. What a soul-destroying moment it must be to go half-way round the world, find a gorgeous beach, beautiful sunset, and then hear that half-arsed monkey toss being mixed by some "shamanic" over-earnest dj, whilst middle-class dropouts dance really, really badly to it.

No I don't like!!!!



P.S. I am not Eric Cartman, but he does have a point

Haha a bit of bile every now and again is quite refreshing.

Yeah why the fuck do so many trance fans feel the need to get dreads, i mean if it wasnt already ideologically charged enough to then conform to this huge 'yeah man......trance music, pass the bong' sterotype.....

docdoom wrote:Yeah why the fuck do so many trance fans feel the need to get dreads

I hang out with a lot of green/ eco-warrior /hippy types...
trust me the pressure there is ever greater.

Nonetheless... I'm not even slightly tempted.


DS

^Keep fighting the power!

docdoom wrote:Yeah why the fuck do so many trance fans feel the need to get dreads

i ask myself that same question about christian raised white junglists from the middle class suburbs all the time.

Download some old Randall at Desire sets... Desire 94 is probably one of my favourite sets.

''The INCredible Sound of Drum N Bass' mixed and compiled by Goldie has some amazing tunes on it.

All about Dillinjas old stuff for me, that sounds like the peak of dnb/jungle to me. Favourite ever jungle tune has to be ''Dred Bass (Origin Unknown RMX)'' though.

check my jungle mix, got a pretty wide range from Krome and Mr Time to Photek, hope this helps

http://www.darkfm.com/index.php?option= ... Itemid=156

track list:
1. The Licence - DJ Krome & Mr Time - Tearin Vinyl
2. Roll On - Andy C - Ram Records
3. For The Thinking Positive Crew - Danny Breaks - Droppin Science
4. Lord of the Null Lines (Foul Play Rmx) - Hyper on Experience - Moving Shadow
5. Renegade Snares (Foul Play Rmx) - Omni Trio - Moving Shadow
6 . Dubplate (Original Mix) - What's My Code - Just Another Bootleg
7. Living For the Night - Stakka and KTee - Liftin Spirit Recs
8. Valley of the Shadows - Origin Unknown - Ram Records
9. Ruffneck Scouts - DJ Krome & Mr Time - Tearin Vinyl
10. ??? - Danny Breaks - Droppin Science
11. Jazzmin - Cloud Nine - Moving Shadow
12. 19.5 - Bukem and The Peshay- Good LookingRec
13. The Dolphin Tune - Aquarius - Good Looking Rec
14. Horizons - LTJ Bukem - Looking Good Rec
15. Consciousness - Photek - Metalheadz

Corpsey wrote: All about Dillinjas old stuff for me, that sounds like the peak of dnb/jungle to me. Favourite ever jungle tune has to be ''Dred Bass (Origin Unknown RMX)'' though.

so true. dillinja is a force. one of my top tracks must be
"THAT AMEN TRACK"-UNKNOWN -VALVE 011(i think)

Hate Recordings wrote:

docdoom wrote:Yeah why the fuck do so many trance fans feel the need to get dreads

i ask myself that same question about christian raised white junglists from the middle class suburbs all the time.

Uniformity of non-conformity I guess - "rebellion" against the folks (whilst often living off them) plus looking "alternative" to your peers. I get the feeling that it's not even that rebellious as most of the parents seem to have been hippies/libertarians anyway ("no that's cool, Tarquin's just expressing his self against the "patriarchal oppressor").

I've got a lot of mates with dreads who thankfully don't suffer from this, but I know who you're talking about. Met a white "rasta" the other week, and there was a real awkward humour to it - thought everyone had seen Ali G by now - yah maaaan!!!

Nobody mentioned the Balance of the force lp yet?



With the most essential '97 era techstep track on it Soul beat runna.
Oh man, that break *shivers*

Shonky wrote:

Hate Recordings wrote:

docdoom wrote:Yeah why the fuck do so many trance fans feel the need to get dreads

i ask myself that same question about christian raised white junglists from the middle class suburbs all the time.

Uniformity of non-conformity I guess - "rebellion" against the folks (whilst often living off them) plus looking "alternative" to your peers. I get the feeling that it's not even that rebellious as most of the parents seem to have been hippies/libertarians anyway ("no that's cool, Tarquin's just expressing his self against the "patriarchal oppressor").

I've got a lot of mates with dreads who thankfully don't suffer from this, but I know who you're talking about. Met a white "rasta" the other week, and there was a real awkward humour to it - thought everyone had seen Ali G by now - yah maaaan!!!

Its true they are not conforming against their peers in the widest sense (ie all of the young people their age) but thier actual peers (meaning friends and social groups) dreads in an act of conformity. Its like 'oh i like psy trance/jungle, better get some dreads'. It would be more rebellious for a psy trance listner to rock some reebok classics and a tracksuit in the face of their mates i rekon!

Forgot about this one: http://www.discogs.com/release/50563
"Nu Skool Flava" on SOUR. Oh gosh...

Someone told me a while back that Psy-Trance made them feel like they were "in the future".

...which I can understand, but that doesn't stop it being shite.

>_>[/quote]

That made me chuckle especially coming from Brighton where every other nights a psy trance night........