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ben ufo - investigation at 45rpm - 192kbps mp3

http://www.lowerdepths.com/mixes/ben_uf ... _45rpm.mp3

this was recorded in response to a thread on dissensus about the decline of drum and bass. hopefully you guys will like it.

1. fracture and neptune - a clue (bassbin 2007)
2. alpha omega - steppa dub (forestry service 2005)
3. sabre - point blank (bassbin 2007)
4. naphta - soundclash 2 (lightless 2007)
5. martsman - antifunk (counter intelligence 2006)
6. elementz of noize - stick up (SOUR 1995)
7. die - reincarnation (full cycle 1996)
8. accident and emergency - flyest gangsta (looney toonz 2004)
9. breakage - love u so (digital soundboy 2007)
10. primary motive - s (creative source 1997)
11. graphic - heroine (offshore 2006)
12. polar - implants (certificate 18 1999)
13. sileni - failspan (subtle audio 2006)
14. dissident - taiga (subvert central 2006)
15. beta 2 and zero tolerance - new dawn [naphta's twisty remix] (bassbin 2002)
16. hidden agenda - swing time (metalheadz 1996)
17. seba - hidden reflections (secret operations 2003)
18. pieter k - stop on a dime (metaformal 2002)
19. sonar circle - face off [director's cut mix] (reinforced 1999)
20. someone else - ploosh [morgan packard remix] (microcosm music 2004)
21. survival - sidewinder (DNAudio 2007)
22. trace - after hours (deejay 1996)
23. dak - nutcase (counter intelligence 2006)
24. deep blue and blame - transitions [dom remix] (moving shadow 1997)
25. instra:mental - comanche (darkestral 2007)
26. hokusai - red lights (source direct 1996)
27. nucleus and paradox - delphian (esoteric 2005)
28. macc - set the world on fire (transmute 2007)

Nice!

i am far from a dnb fan save a few tunes.
but i will check it out, thanks !

On the d/l bruv, never heard any of your DnB mixes

nice selection!!

was just looking for a decent dnb mix // got a bit tired of 140 bpm, uknow // don't kill me for that

UFO over easy wrote:this was recorded in response to a thread on dissensus about the decline of drum and bass

excellent selection to prove that dnb is not that dead as quite many heads claim it to be! enjoyed it a lot! another thumbup!

nice one Ben, the track list looks sick. gonna defo check dis mix

oooo....can't wait to check this one out...big fan of leftfield dnb and drumfunk...own most of these tracks too now that I think of it...thanks for this...

This mix is bumbacarrot!
Nice work Mr. UFO.

BLZDub wrote:This mix is bumbacarrot!

thanks

safe for checking everyone, let me know what you reckon to it

hefty, i'll have it

gracias, 1 like YOU F. O.

safe schpoox

listening now, nice to mix things up a bit, not really familiar with most of these artist, but really digging some of the tracks
thanks

nice one man, lotta good tunes in that lineup....i got a slick remix of a sublime tune at 165bpm me and my partner did, hit me up on aim and ill send it over

I want to believe! I want to believe!
Downloading.

With very few exceptions (Amit? maybe) the only good DB/jungle tracks I heard after 96, could have been made by 96.

Blip wrote:I want to believe! I want to believe!
Downloading.

With very few exceptions (Amit? maybe) the only good DB/jungle tracks I heard after 96, could have been made by 96.

Amit's stuff isn't that forward looking really.. half time breaks were being used in 1992 for the more forward thinking stuff check the tunes on the mix by Sileni, Martsman, Graphic, Dak, Pieter K and Dissident

Hey, in 92 half time breaks were almost full time breaks still.
Sileni, very good point, Pieter K, not really. But I should listen more and talk less, mix still slowly downloading...

Blip wrote:Hey, in 92 half time breaks were almost full time breaks still.

Can you clarify? In the hardcore days it was a standard trick to flip from standard time to half time to back again.. the fact that it was more like 158 doesn't make any difference. On the rougher side of things the dudes releasing on Moving Shadows/bizzy b/brain recs etc used to do that all the time. Digital was doing prototype-Amit style stuff way back. He was doing pure dubbed out half time in 1996. As much as I rate Amit, I have no idea why he gets as much coverage as he does...

Pieter K wrote:Sileni, very good point, Pieter K, not really. But I should listen more and talk less, mix still slowly downloading...

Pieter K is a phenomenal producer, and one of the most forward thinking around. Get Everything All The Time and tell me that could've been released in 1996... almost everything done from scratch, including his drums which he recorded himself on his own kit.

pieter k was doing things akin to the itchy stuff back in like 2000! he's a blatent don!

haven't checked the mix yet Ben, looking forward to it though

nice one man I haven't been giving dnb as much attention as I should have recently... when I'm in Leeds I'm away from all my records, so now I'm back I'm reveling in being able to mix whatever I want any time