multi jungle/dnb vibez of all eras (raer-r)

i had a love/hate relationship with metalheadz in later years, but they're so necessary.

https://youtu.be/i5qCNZ2okx4

pls post your metalheadz favs... all'uv the massive!


 
That razors edge would be the "newest" one in there, I definitely tuned out around 99.
(of all D&B for a while)
 


johnblack said:

That razors edge would be the "newest" one in there, I definitely tuned out around 99.
(of all D&B for a while)



yeah, it's never been all bad with the label. and don't worry - i'll post some early onez too!
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg5IHudKBKg

Or Photek The Rain. Speaking of Photek...



https://boomkat.com/products/street-beats-the-truper-projects

Some of Photek’s earliest, greatest work as The Truper is compiled for the first time on 3LP by OG jungliest Basement Records & Street Beats. The originals were all issued on 10” in editions of 250 copies each and often now trade 2nd hand for the same number.It’s a masterclass in amen choppage and a definitive portion of jungle’s golden era, circa 1994, which arguably wouldn’t have been the same without Rupert Parkes a.k.a. The Truper’s pioneering input.Includes volumes 1 - 3 included in their entirety and cut to 12” for the first time. 100% essential for the old skool warriors and new ravers. If you’ve got a complaint about the price; suck your mum though - It would cost you five times that for crackly originals.
:facemelt:
 
Yup, pure fire. If I had been listening blind I would've guessed Special Request (which is by no means an insult). I love this sound.
 


billbradley said:

I made this mix in 1999.

MK Ultra - Beats of Fury
Side A
Side B






Just so you know, I have had a listen. Nice mixing but for me the tunes are quite dark/bit too DnB. I'm sure it would go off in a club but I'm an armchair raver now :WHYMUSTICRY:
 
Nice, just grabbed the ep on the strength. I'd love to learn about more artists pushing the sound today here. I just don't have the time to listen to mixes and analyze DJ lists like I used to!
 


Duderonomy said:



billbradley said:

I made this mix in 1999.

MK Ultra - Beats of Fury
Side A
Side B






Just so you know, I have had a listen. Nice mixing but for me the tunes are quite dark/bit too DnB. I'm sure it would go off in a club but I'm an armchair raver now :WHYMUSTICRY:




I'm originally from Houston and a lot of the DNB/Jungle and Techno was dark and hard there. The music is real representative of the city (dark and hard). I used to have a lot of angst I guess and let it all out in those mixes I made.
 
I was going through some end of the year lists and catching up, and uk vinyl label Swamp 81 had a guy from Horsepower Productions named Benny Ill release a twelve inch titled Swamp91 but there is no youtube video or soundcloud embed.
 
nice
https://hardwax.com/73983/benny-ill/swamp-91/
https://media.hardwax.com/audio/73983_A1.mp3
https://media.hardwax.com/audio/73983_B1.mp3

 


ketan said:

i had a love/hate relationship with metalheadz in later years, but they're so necessary.

https://youtu.be/i5qCNZ2okx4

pls post your metalheadz favs... all'uv the massive!






I think I bought my last Metalheadz (and last DnB) around 97-98 but up to then they, Moving Shadow, V Records and a few others were churning out great tracks.

Should really ship all the DnB/Jungle over or let it go....

https://youtu.be/G9lxLXbHbk8

https://youtu.be/ist_44jwxnk

https://youtu.be/P8U0i7qBnjg

https://youtu.be/gAPwdm04_MQ

They used to advertise Section 5 record store on Kiss over this track bitd....

https://youtu.be/dnY5q-IYqfw


 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNgL4nf4TPQ

Most of his good stuff was on another Oxford label, Timeless. He should never have gone to Bukem - a great DJ but shit at running a label.
 













billbradley said:



I'm originally from Houston and a lot of the DNB/Jungle and Techno was dark and hard there. The music is real representative of the city (dark and hard)



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This reminded me that it's no joke to say that the Jungle that came from my home town, Oxford, was representative of the city... "intelligent" (never really sure if I liked this labelling, but all of the Oxford artists I know of specialised in the atmospheric so-called intelligent side of Jungle; Q-Project, Invisible Man, Mouley etc).
 
A couple new jazzy tunes from some DC brethren. Pretty dope!
https://soundcloud.com/ornettehawkins/legend
https://soundcloud.com/ornettehawkins/jazz-police
 
Hat tip to my bros at http://shadowboxing.org/

"Dirtybird players (and real life bros), Justin and Christian Martin did up a drum & bass mix during a sunrise set from the most recent Dirtybird Campout. Now as a holiday treat you can watch video of the two of them listening to the mix while sitting in front of a TV fire, giving one another gifts, and drinking 40’s."

https://vimeo.com/149848133

https://soundcloud.com/justin-martin-music/the-martin-brothers-rainy-sunrise-drum-and-bass-mix