Funky House/UK Funky??? What a load of wank

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Post by miscreant » Sun Sep 06, 2009 12:25 pm

Sorry to bring back an old thread but its not for more hating its to swallow my silly little words as since posting this many moons ago i have actually found some sick uk funky and will also now actively look for more.

Theres still an awful amount of cheesey shite which was what first brought the genre to my attention so you cant blame me for that, but as a listener of dubstep i havent had much choice than to slowly be introduced to more funky crossover tunes which are actually really sick. Not going to be naming names as theres too many and i've got a memory like a fairground goldfish but yous know what i'm talking about.

Just thought I'd take the time out to willingly retract my statement before enjoying some more bangers and maybe having a little dabble in making a few myself.

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Post by Pada » Sun Sep 06, 2009 12:30 pm

I dunno there is some good stuff, but i'm more feeling going the other way to dnb with man like D-Bridge, Instra:mental, Spectrasoul and ASC.
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Post by miscreant » Sun Sep 06, 2009 12:36 pm

adisize wrote:I dunno there is some good stuff, but i'm more feeling going the other way to dnb with man like D-Bridge, Instra:mental, Spectrasoul and ASC.
yeah i'm liking all that shit as well, dont forget cluekids jungle style too which i'm loving just now. I didnt make a thread of what a load of wank that stuff was though so... :oops:

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Post by k_k » Sun Sep 06, 2009 12:37 pm

uk funky kinda reminds of garage, theres some sexy bits goin about, i agrre half of it just sounds like twats chuckin bongos everywhere but tehre are good tunes, a lot of good vocal tunes too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcCuor_ufXc fucking love this and as far as i understand its classed as uk funky. plus its by wookie :D i like wookie
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Post by bass hertz » Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:54 pm

only digging the Cooly G deep track, and of cuz the Funkadelic and Hendrix.

ohhh... and these side genres.... fidget/funky/uk funky/8bar/4x4/bassline etc etc etc

1. arrangement
2. timing
3. bpm
4. kit/sounds

just mix around from different existing genres and instant new genre.

People gonna argue, but think about it a minute. It's just that simple. Cigar is just a cigar.

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Re: Funky House/UK Funky??? What a load of wank

Post by spooKs » Sun Sep 06, 2009 11:13 pm

bongo

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Post by ahier » Mon Sep 07, 2009 1:48 pm

bass hertz wrote:only digging the Cooly G deep track, and of cuz the Funkadelic and Hendrix.

ohhh... and these side genres.... fidget/funky/uk funky/8bar/4x4/bassline etc etc etc

1. arrangement
2. timing
3. bpm
4. kit/sounds

just mix around from different existing genres and instant new genre.

People gonna argue, but think about it a minute. It's just that simple. Cigar is just a cigar.
yeah but that jus means as a dj its even more fun, you can stick it all in together and create some magic

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Post by DRTY » Mon Sep 07, 2009 3:50 pm

I like to generalize all house as being shit.

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Post by ahier » Mon Sep 07, 2009 4:07 pm

daveleeuk wrote:I like to generalize all house as being shit.
a very wrong generalisation then, i find house as so all spanning that fans of most dance genres can find a breed of house that they can enjoy.
what is shit about it?

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Post by DRTY » Mon Sep 07, 2009 4:23 pm

Ahier wrote:
daveleeuk wrote:I like to generalize all house as being shit.
a very wrong generalisation then, i find house as so all spanning that fans of most dance genres can find a breed of house that they can enjoy.
what is shit about it?
I just dont like music with a beat that's that '4/4' if you know what I mean.

dom dom dom dom

I'm sure I could put if with some of it if I was hammered, but I can't see myself sober sticking some house on and enjoying it. Unless there's some secret sub genre that isn't dom dom dom dom

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Post by ahier » Mon Sep 07, 2009 4:48 pm

daveleeuk wrote:
Ahier wrote:
daveleeuk wrote:I like to generalize all house as being shit.
a very wrong generalisation then, i find house as so all spanning that fans of most dance genres can find a breed of house that they can enjoy.
what is shit about it?
I just dont like music with a beat that's that '4/4' if you know what I mean.

dom dom dom dom

I'm sure I could put if with some of it if I was hammered, but I can't see myself sober sticking some house on and enjoying it. Unless there's some secret sub genre that isn't dom dom dom dom
fair enough, does that mean you dont like dubstep with a 4/4 beat either?

also, what kinda dubstep is it you enjoy? (not to slate, but to try and find house that you'd appreciate that is similar)

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Post by DRTY » Mon Sep 07, 2009 4:52 pm

Ahier wrote:
daveleeuk wrote:
fair enough, does that mean you dont like dubstep with a 4/4 beat either?

also, what kinda dubstep is it you enjoy? (not to slate, but to try and find house that you'd appreciate that is similar)
No worries lol, I like pretty much all dubstep, but I do shy away from the 4/4 (beat on every beat) dubstep....

Most the dubstep i listen to comes from peeps like; 16bit, bar 9, trolley, flux p, stenchman, the others...... stuff like that..

Just to be clear, I know dubstep generally is 4/4, but what referring to is a kick on every beat in a bar, which is what I (thought) all house music had.

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Post by ahier » Mon Sep 07, 2009 5:28 pm

daveleeuk wrote:
Ahier wrote:
daveleeuk wrote:
fair enough, does that mean you dont like dubstep with a 4/4 beat either?

also, what kinda dubstep is it you enjoy? (not to slate, but to try and find house that you'd appreciate that is similar)
No worries lol, I like pretty much all dubstep, but I do shy away from the 4/4 (beat on every beat) dubstep....

Most the dubstep i listen to comes from peeps like; 16bit, bar 9, trolley, flux p, stenchman, the others...... stuff like that..

Just to be clear, I know dubstep generally is 4/4, but what referring to is a kick on every beat in a bar, which is what I (thought) all house music had.
oh yeah yeah i knew what you meant d/w, its always too much effort to type 4 to teh floor or a bass drum on every beat or whatever, i always write 4/4 then hope people understand me lol.

try these for size:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kD7oPaUgGM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNkGnyXX-Mk (pretty old now but was what first turned me onto housier stuff)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKFaqDXvlks

those three are pretty jump up fidget stuff, these are a little less in your face (or in your face in a different way)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHKe_xpg7Ok

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeibTCOCj7c

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Fy7IbYzz1w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLcc6VX5sIQ

and finally something beautiful, may not be strictly house but still fantastic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-Fl6JwUrmI

sorry if i went over the top with examples haha, its just i used to dislike house out of principle and now ive converted i want to show everyone how good it is

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Post by Shae » Mon Sep 07, 2009 6:28 pm

Apple - De Siegalizer is one of the few songs I like, and it's based on the melody, i fuckin hate the drum patterns in uk funky tracks, so repetitive and boring, It sounds so empty on regular speakers, gotta have a heavy sound system to even waste your time listenin to it....

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Post by DRTY » Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:32 pm

Ahier wrote:
daveleeuk wrote:
Ahier wrote:
daveleeuk wrote:
fair enough, does that mean you dont like dubstep with a 4/4 beat either?

also, what kinda dubstep is it you enjoy? (not to slate, but to try and find house that you'd appreciate that is similar)
No worries lol, I like pretty much all dubstep, but I do shy away from the 4/4 (beat on every beat) dubstep....

Most the dubstep i listen to comes from peeps like; 16bit, bar 9, trolley, flux p, stenchman, the others...... stuff like that..

Just to be clear, I know dubstep generally is 4/4, but what referring to is a kick on every beat in a bar, which is what I (thought) all house music had.
oh yeah yeah i knew what you meant d/w, its always too much effort to type 4 to teh floor or a bass drum on every beat or whatever, i always write 4/4 then hope people understand me lol.

try these for size:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kD7oPaUgGM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNkGnyXX-Mk (pretty old now but was what first turned me onto housier stuff)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKFaqDXvlks

those three are pretty jump up fidget stuff, these are a little less in your face (or in your face in a different way)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHKe_xpg7Ok

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeibTCOCj7c

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Fy7IbYzz1w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLcc6VX5sIQ

and finally something beautiful, may not be strictly house but still fantastic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-Fl6JwUrmI

sorry if i went over the top with examples haha, its just i used to dislike house out of principle and now ive converted i want to show everyone how good it is
Don't worry lol, it's a good post! I will listen to these and get back to you!

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Post by Shae » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:20 pm

K_K wrote:uk funky kinda reminds of garage, theres some sexy bits goin about, i agrre half of it just sounds like twats chuckin bongos everywhere but tehre are good tunes, a lot of good vocal tunes too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcCuor_ufXc fucking love this and as far as i understand its classed as uk funky. plus its by wookie :D i like wookie
that track's decent

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Post by cold blow » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:31 pm

without the house there would be no dubstep

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Post by bass hertz » Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:35 pm

Ahier wrote:
bass hertz wrote:only digging the Cooly G deep track, and of cuz the Funkadelic and Hendrix.

ohhh... and these side genres.... fidget/funky/uk funky/8bar/4x4/bassline etc etc etc

1. arrangement
2. timing
3. bpm
4. kit/sounds

just mix around from different existing genres and instant new genre.

People gonna argue, but think about it a minute. It's just that simple. Cigar is just a cigar.
yeah but that jus means as a dj its even more fun, you can stick it all in together and create some magic
all of that is good. and different "style/genre" makes a difference with dancing. But for me, what seperates what I like and don't like is... composition, melody, rhythm, key, and harmony.

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