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pupil wrote: 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).

That's an album and a half right there. I'd recommend it to anybody, but I wasn't sure if it were good "introduction" material. It's quite a bit to take in all at once.

jackquinox 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.

>_>

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

ick...psytrance. worst shit EVER. just shoot me now, plzkthx.

i aint gonna lie tho. i get shit about this CONSTANTLY, but i dig on some progressive house. deep basslines and minimal music, big verb and delays, dark sounds. i dig on that shit. see satoshi tomie.

Hate Recordings wrote:

jackquinox 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.

>_>

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

ick...psytrance. worst shit EVER. just shoot me now, plzkthx.

i aint gonna lie tho. i get shit about this CONSTANTLY, but i dig on some progressive house. deep basslines and minimal music, big verb and delays, dark sounds. i dig on that shit. see satoshi tomie.[/quote]

Don't see any bother with the above (feelin the minimal stuff at the moment), but trance is straight-up gash (not even in a good way). Ended up at some shitey night like this a few months back and just ended up taking the piss for two hours solid. Thought it'd be nice to have a podium and dress up like showjumpers to get that gallop down. Started doing spaz-breakdancing downstairs (spinning myself round with my feet - skills to pay the bills y'all).

For some reason people thought I wasn't givin it the respect it's due. I personally thought I gave it more than it deserved. And far too much of this bullshit in Brighton. Get some shampoo, get a comb, stop living off your parents and stop this sick evil.

Anger out, love in (is this the right way round?)

damn, a good informative thread turned into some very shallow hating...


*turns around quickly, suckers get smacked with locks & leaves thread*

human? wrote:damn, a good informative thread turned into some very shallow hating...


*turns around quickly, suckers get smacked with locks & leaves thread*

Sorry mate, all in jest. Rantings good for the spirit to a degree.

This is what happens when they go over the six page mark.

human? wrote:some very shallow hating...

see user name and record label name, plzkthx

hehehe, sall good, was just the first thing i seen when i woke up....

from a fantastic evening of dubstep & jungle though i must say..


no razor scissor or comb has touched me in like 8 or so years, dread. aint no fashion dread business yuh know.... but i love all dread irregardless..


one
human?

"love & hate, same emotion different weight, people love to hate, so i know you know just how this all relates.." - Aceyalone

all love

-hate-

Ok guys, first off thanks for all the recommendations.
Just had a wicked afternoon trying to listen to them all...





I'll admit it... Roni Size has always bored the piss out of me,
but this album's actually alright. Is it not just liquid D&B?




Photek's album is cold and precise, but interesting.
I prefer the jazzy atmospheric parts to the beats themselves.




Goldie has a good mix of lush tracks and trippier ones.
Glad I heard this... it actually makes my wishlist.


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Then I throughly went through the comps:


Shy FX/Various - Jungle Rewind

Mickey Finn/Various - Jungle Drum & Bass Anthems

Phantasy/Various - Absolute Old Skool Classics

Fierce/Various - Acolyte: From Jungle To Drum & Bass

VARIOUS - V Forever Baby!

VARIOUS - Ragga Jungle Anthems Vols 1 / 2

VARIOUS - King of The Jungle 1 / 2 / 3

VARIOUS - Law of The Jungle

Grooverider - The Prototype Years

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And my conclusions:


1) It seems to me like jungle has a "tinny" sound compared to modern D&B.
Is this fair, or is it my speaker setup? Not sure I'm feeling it in that respect.


2) I can't escape my love for ragga. However open-minded I am when listening, it's the
vocal tracks that get a rewind (and dancehall toasting > roots singing, I'm afraid).

Examples: Shy FX - Bambaata, Tribe Of Issachar feat Top Cat - His Imperial Majesty


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Next stop... those mix sessions!

peace

Jungle shouldn't be tinny.. if anything the bass should be deeper than modern DnB which seems to be going through some kind of terrible mid-range thing at the moment.

Bloody impossible to get hold of the Congo Natty labels CD's (I know, I've been hunting them for years and only got one) but that label is pure genious.

The US is going through a massive ragga jungle revival at the moment. Check out labels like N20, Chopstick Dubplate, Big Cat, Rewind.

Dusty wrote:
The US is going through a massive ragga jungle revival at the moment. Check out labels like N20, Chopstick Dubplate, Big Cat, Rewind.

word up.


if you are diggin the ragga check this CD i gots in the stores:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=& ... tnG=Search


new school ragga jungle bizniss....


oh, and always www.ragga-jungle.com

check the Konkrete Jungle mix dowloads section on there, its a good taste of what weve been doin...

ah fuck it, ill just post some right here... kinda old now, but good stuff, especially that June 16, 2003 night...



Live@Konkrete Jungle NYC - May 3rd, 2004 - Keepin it Ragga

"dirty is the record, dirty is the dj, dirty is the mc, dirty is the KJ...."

Part 1 - Machete length: 1:13:22 size: 67.2MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... achete.mp3

Part 2 - Don Daka length: 39:35 size: 36.3MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... n_Daka.mp3

Part 3 - Human? length: 33:46 size: 31MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... -Human.mp3

Part 4 - Don Daka & Human? length: 37:37 size: 34.5MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... _Human.mp3

Part 5 - Twinhooker & Paulie Walnuts length: 44:21 size: 40.7MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... ts_pt1.mp3

Part 6 - Twinhooker & Paulie Walnuts length: 44:22 size: 40.7MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... ts_pt2.mp3

MC's on the night were Bass Nacho, Stada & Dre

also, from that night, at the end of Part 3......a video clip
(courtesy of JungleVibes.tv)

Human? & Bass Nacho - The Junglevangelists (Quicktime MOV)
http://www.junglevibes.tv/video/JVTV-Th ... elists.mov
Clip Length: 03:05 File Size: 13MB

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Live@Konkrete Jungle NYC - April 5th, 2004 - Ragga Jungle Vibration

too much fucking ragga jungle.....insane dubplate business all night long...

Rhygin & Don Daka - 1:00:00 - 68.7MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... Part_1.mp3

Krinjah, Chopstick & Rhygin - 1:00:00 - 68.7MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... Part_2.mp3

Don Daka & Chopstick - 1:00:00 - 68.7MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... Part_3.mp3

MC's on the night were Bass Nacho, Stada & Jah Nature

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a classic

Live@KJ NYC - June 16, 2003 - Dis Da Program (alot of this stuff is STILL on dubplate!!)

Survival - Human? & DJ Tuffist (all original music)
Part 1 - 14:00 - 16.1MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... rvival.mp3
Part 2 - 18:34 - 21.3MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... rvival.mp3

Junglistic Pressure Krew - General Mailce
Part 3 - 15:20 - 17.6MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... 03-JPK.mp3
Part 4 - 15:24 - 17.7MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... 04-JPK.mp3

R.A.W. - B Boy 3000
Part 5 - 16:24 - 18.8MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... 05-RAW.mp3
Part 6 - 14:51 - 17.1MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... 06-RAW.mp3
Part 7 - 8:31 - 9.8MB
http://www.survivalnyc.org/audio/mixes/ ... 07-RAW.mp3

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Big up yerself, Human!


that's my ish right there!

three CD albums

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no mention of these:







...tho Comps & Old Pirate Sessions are prob best the way to go.

Black Secret Technology is wicked - AGCG is indeed a pioneer

Mr Hyde wrote:All the Jungle Massive compilations are a good place to start.

As I mentioned, check Jungle Massive Vol IV. Every tune on there deserves a rewind.

I would go with

1. the Jungle Warfare album by Darren Jay and Mickey Finn <--- one of the best mix albums ever IMO, I still play this.

2. Breakbeat Science: Exercise.01 --- Dj Dara this mix is really good.

3. and I like Reid Speed's "Resonance" has a good mix of all kinds of drum and bass, and some really good tunes in there.

not a single artist album...but im surprised no ones mentioned these..





serious bizness. especially the first one...

Any V recordings track for that matter.

Any Quest tape pack.

Any Ed Rush / Optical.

Any Good Looking / LTJ.Bukem.