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Tactical Grace posted:http://www.stealthattack.co.uk/index.php?option=com_dhpevents&Itemid=69&eventid=585  That lineup's a lot better than Hospitality Brixton. How the hell?
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Does Remarc still tour or am I just horrible at catching him?
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Zahi posted:Does Remarc still tour or am I just horrible at catching him? Still tours. Saw him twice this year.
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there are some things in DnB I dont get, one of them is: why does everyone start his own label? I mean seriously, the music is all over the place and there isnt a single source to buy that stuff.
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Oct 17, 2010 21:50
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brathering posted:there are some things in DnB I dont get, one of them is: why does everyone start his own label? I mean seriously, the music is all over the place and there isnt a single source to buy that stuff. Everybody knows the best label... It's Hospital. Digging this new Indivision track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPOccjmupy0&feature=sub It's a mix of 2 songs. I like Apologies better, but it's good Liquid.
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Oct 17, 2010 22:04
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Dr. Goonstein posted:Everybody knows the best label... It's Hospital. Apologies is sick man. There was a longer cut on the John B podcast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8yoozKMeec&feature=related
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Dr. Goonstein posted:Everybody knows the best label... It's Hospital. No. Not being elitist; it just really isn't that simple. They are far and away the best run label in terms of management, PR and being on it with release dates etc. In terms if music though, very inconsistent.
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brathering posted:there are some things in DnB I dont get, one of them is: why does everyone start his own label? I mean seriously, the music is all over the place and there isnt a single source to buy that stuff. Just find what you like...that's really the best thing you can do.
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Tactical Grace posted:http://www.stealthattack.co.uk/index.php?option=com_dhpevents&Itemid=69&eventid=585
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butch thumperton posted:I went to this. Calyx & Teebee, Klute and Soul Intent all smashed it, Zinc and Calibre were alright too. Sucked that Black Sun Empire didn't make it though. Shame about the two venue setup and the enormous queue to get in, meant I was never going to try to see any of the Hospital lot just in case I never actually got back in again. Yh man they proper hosed us over on the entry situation, I was standing out the front of that club for 2 friggin hours. I'm writing a letter in the style of a 'no poo poo guy' and getting my money back. Apart from that it was sick, I think I caught most of Emalkay, a bit of Calibre and was dippin hard to Calyx & Teebee. Went to some crazy house party afterwards and got to bed at 9.30am.
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im gonna see black sun empire this saturday, I hope they dont play anything dubstep-like Riot.EXE - it just bugs me I have to enter my payment details in 848911491 different websites so I can buy that stuff
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brathering posted:im gonna see black sun empire this saturday, I hope they dont play anything dubstep-like Understandable, but unfortunately THAT'S the reality of the situation.
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bumping this thread with another all time favorite http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWAwgUDxM6c such a nice roller
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Some original pressure out of NOLA from a good friend of mine. Greenleaf RIYL: Source Direct, early Metalheadz, Double-0, et. al.
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So Metrik's got a new EP coming out soon in November called The Departure. So far it sounds good. They came out with a trailer showing off one of the tracks, "T-1000" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ER--xL_Fsg I'm not overly familiar with Metrik, but his track "Lightspeed" on Viper's Summer Slammers is great. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do-QskTo9mo I've also just taken up a recent liking to Camo & Krooked too. These guys are producing some excellent stuff right now. They just released 2 tracks on Breakbeat Kaos, and they are both absolutely awesome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewDP0XnKxio - "Can't Get Enough" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhFes-wXOvM - "Without You" They also have a sweet track vs. Friction featuring Dynamite MC called "Stand Up" that gets stuck in my head a lot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iy5Psm3PmX4 Dr. Goonstein fucked around with this message at 03:08 on Oct 24, 2010 |
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Dr. Goonstein posted:So Metrik's got a new EP coming out soon in November called The Departure. So far it sounds good. They came out with a trailer showing off one of the tracks, "T-1000" Metrik AND Camo & Krooked are THE poo poo! Two of my personal favorites right there...
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Dr. Goonstein posted:Everybody knows the best label... It's Hospital. Actually it's Metalheadz. Just look at the lineup. http://www.metalheadz.co.uk/artists
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Zahi posted:Actually it's Metalheadz. Just look at the lineup. I know that I'm not in the know of many drum and bass artists as i've only been listening for like half a year, if that even. But the only name that I recognize is Adam F, and I only know him for the dubstep remix he did of Take Over Control by Afrojack. But what is the thing with all of the different record labels for artists? Those new tracks from Camo & Krooked are their from Breakbeat Kaos, and that's the first release apparently on there. Do labels just hire them for a couple songs and then just let another label do the same? I'm so lost. 
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Dr. Goonstein posted:I know that I'm not in the know of many drum and bass artists as i've only been listening for like half a year, if that even. You've got lots of ground to cover then; Metalheadz is one of the seminal D&B labels. I could give you my impressions on where to start, what path to take, etc. But, the truth is, it's probably best to just let you discover a lot of the genre on your own through rigorous investigation. Unless you have any artist-/label-specific questions/queries, that is. As an aside, if you're looking for the definitive Metalheadz experience, you should check out "Platinum Breakz" Vols. 1 & 2; interestingly enough, both released on FFRR just to add to the label confusion. Dr. Goonstein posted:But what is the thing with all of the different record labels for artists? Those new tracks from Camo & Krooked are their from Breakbeat Kaos, and that's the first release apparently on there. Do labels just hire them for a couple songs and then just let another label do the same? I'm so lost. Excepting a few rare instances (Roni Size & Co. with Sony, Photek/Source Direct with Virgin Records), D&B has always been released on small, independent labels. The spirit of community and camaraderie has always been rather rampant among producers (though, there are exceptions), thus you'll see artists spread out releases among a handful of different labels. Sometimes this is due to collaborations, while other times certain labels aim for a "certain sound", so a producer will drop a track in that vein on that particular label. Most of the time, however, it's due to friendships/partnerships forged within the community. Also, FWIW, that Metrik/Camo/Krooked stuff just doesn't do it for me. Sounds very "cookie cutter" to this junglist's ears. C2C - 2.0 fucked around with this message at 05:31 on Oct 25, 2010 |
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Dr. Goonstein posted:I know that I'm not in the know of many drum and bass artists as i've only been listening for like half a year, if that even. Jesus Christ mate, you're the only dnb listener in the world who hasn't heard Goldie's "Timeless" then (also released on FFRR if that's relevant). Get on it.
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Had the good fortune to catch Utah Jazz for free last night. So clean. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1H4uHxzflE Jazz Cigarettes fucked around with this message at 06:32 on Oct 25, 2010 |
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Dr. Goonstein posted:I know that I'm not in the know of many drum and bass artists as i've only been listening for like half a year, if that even. Some of the bigger names on that Metalheadz list include Calyx, Commix, Concord Dawn, D-Bridge, Dillinja, DJ Fresh, Ed Rush, Goldie, Klute, Optical, Photek, and Teebee. It's okay to not know who they are if you're a beginner coming into DNB with a clean slate, but you're going to at least familiarize yourself with them eventually if you plan on getting big into DNB. Artists like Goldie, Ed Rush, Optical and Photek started out in the 90s and definitely paved the way for the rest of the ones I listed, which are artists that are big players in the scene now. Jazz Cigarettes posted:Had the good fortune to catch Utah Jazz for free last night. So clean. Hadn't heard of this guy before, but this is really funky and cool. I'm digging it  Thanks for posting it!
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Zahi posted:Actually it's Metalheadz. Just look at the lineup. Aww come on guys, we already went over this like, less than 3 pages ago... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hWyf755qz8 Woody got another tune on Liquicity, and its pretty fuckin sweet if you ask me.. I've been chatting with him so I'm pretty happy for him, this is good exposure. He's improving pretty quickly
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zeldadude posted:Aww come on guys, we already went over this like, less than 3 pages ago... And it's still all a matter of opinion I can't find the mix Grooverider did for BBC Radio 1 but he absolutely kills it. It's really relaxed jungle with saxophones and sound effects from vintage samurai movies.
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Jazz Cigarettes posted:Had the good fortune to catch Utah Jazz for free last night. So clean. Thanks for reminding me of Utah Jazz, I didn't know he had released another album (Vintage). Here's some classic Utah Jazz for the thread: Funkless Life Feat. Soulmatic The Only One Sultry interlude God drat this track is good
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cheese-cube posted:Thanks for reminding me of Utah Jazz, I didn't know he had released another album (Vintage). Yeah, Utah Jazz is pretty good, I was feelin' "Enter The Jungle" (feat. The Ragga Twins)...I'd link it, but I couldn't find a youtube clip or anything...
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Dr. Goonstein posted:I know that I'm not in the know of many drum and bass artists as i've only been listening for like half a year, if that even. I'll be gentle. Never tell anyone you know Adam F for that, if anyone ever asks just say "Yea, he made Circles!" Adam F - Circles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obv477QfDI0 For the rest, here's a bit of DNB history...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ89idGkLJY enjoy!
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EMUpirate posted:For the rest, here's a bit of DNB history...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ89idGkLJY enjoy! I remember going bonkers to find that DVD when it came out; I think I ended up getting it from Breakbeat Science back in the day. Ahhh...history! Gotta' love it! The mishmash of street-level London as well as Ed/Nico clowning in the studio. I miss No-U-Turn and their kick-rear end record sleeves. Guncheck!
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C2C - 2.0 posted:I remember going bonkers to find that DVD when it came out; I think I ended up getting it from Breakbeat Science back in the day. A friend & I bought the PAL version, before it made it to the states, and went in together on getting it converted to NTSC format. We were such nerds. Another interesting documentary is 'Concentric Circles', if you can find it. Was from 2001, was almost entirely U.S.-based, a lot of key people from that time in it.
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SUBFRIES posted:A friend & I bought the PAL version, before it made it to the states, and went in together on getting it converted to NTSC format. We were such nerds. Everyday Junglist.
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Weee: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MrOX4qnguo
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EMUpirate posted:I'll be gentle. drat, that one takes me back. "Circles" was the first Adam F track I ever heard...I was in middle school at the time! (7th Grade, to be exact, so it was 97-98) Caught the video on some show on Fuse (back when it was called Much Music) that was basically Canada's Answer to MTV's AMP (MTV's most mistreated show, ever. Seriously? You're going to put THE ONLY EDM DEVOTED video show on AFTER 120 Minutes and have no host and NEVER ADVERTISE IT!?! drat MTV was stupid...wait, they still are.) I might still have the video on one of my old VHS tapes...
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EMUpirate posted:I'll be gentle. Tune. Treytor posted:Weee: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MrOX4qnguo Gonne be playing this out tonight. Mixing it with True Romance (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2C-cdySGHk). Heavy.
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Aside from "Circles", some of my favorite old Adam F tunes are: - "Aromatherapy": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bf557vcKPJg -- reminds me of seeing LTJ Bukem and a couple other UK DJs back in 1996/1997. - "Metropolis": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4LQSiSXsMw -- dark strings, tough, tense breakbeat, the little drum fills. This song is part of what made the Metalheadz label my favorite label when I first got in to drum'n'bass. - "Jaxx": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaKpTAhQfV4 -- the strings are moody, then that kind of robotic "ONE One one...", this was a glimpse of the Blue Note sessions for me. Then when I actually got to go one time, I can't remember what was played other than that Dom & Roland remix of Kaotic Kemistry (super super awesome), and EZ Rollers "Walk This Land". - "Brand Nu Funk": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81L-4BodG6o -- hi mister "rewind me three times" song. The horns in the intro, that "brand new" vocal looping, the chunky rolling drums, the break down with the dark funk keys, and the chopped up hip hop sample, it was fun to hear out.
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Bit different to the other tunes in this thread, but thought I'd share a dnb remix I've been working on recently, if anyone's interested. It's a sort of liquid remix of a slow acoustic tune I love, interested to know what you think. http://tindeck.com/listen/bfjz
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Xeno posted:Bit different to the other tunes in this thread, but thought I'd share a dnb remix I've been working on recently, if anyone's interested. It's a sort of liquid remix of a slow acoustic tune I love, interested to know what you think. I like it! Pretty chill, be sure to post it when you're done
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewuQwKP7HHU Forthcoming Med School, absolutely brilliant. It's good to see these boys getting big, local heroes so to speak.
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Neurophonic posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewuQwKP7HHU Yeah this tune is pretty loving sick.
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