KZfaq is actually giving me something good to listen to for once

I guess one of the employees thought that people need to hear this. Imagine having that power

yeah I got one out of the blue last week and I'm loving it

Logical Progression.A+B.LTJ Bukem. Original Timeless Quality.

It's a good thing...not a bad thing.

The golden days of torrenting

this made me smile. epic times. close to same age and was listening every "odd tune" my big bro had on winamp

what happened to them all?

@Thomas-bw8uo they were all on external hardrives along with all the series n movies. Few of them got damaged /broke he was always gonna try retrieve them and get the drives fixed. Give you all a shout if so haha

bigup bro, your channels proper, takes me right back

Big love trust

Outta sight!!!!!! These producers saw the potential of a genre that was only just birthing. Little did they know that the birth was gonna be a multiple birth wid so many smooth jazz hands (no pun intended) at work! I believe the children of the children are even more adept and technologies have excelled to a different timezone, innerzone outtazone, OUTTA SIGHT MAAAAAAN! Now where did I put those skins? 🙄

Favorite drum & bass man DR Gachett🌀♾🌈

imagine referring to yourself as an intelligent jungle head

This is true, they never did water-splashes in the 1980s. It's not like cheesy abstract landscapes with badly rendered 3D objects in the foreground was really '90s at all.

I know, right? also your avatar looks a lot like My Bloody Valentine lmao

Mmmkmmmmmmmm

The "droppler" effect

@@Oscuros - ah yes Future Sound of London had some GREAT EPs with curiously rendered alien landscapes... but it really suited the other-worldly quality of the music! I must dig out 'My Kingdom'

And that era is precisely why I'm here

im pretty sure every japanese game designer did for at least 2 decades

want some fucking HITS? Go check out the Armored Core 2 for PS2 OST

all i know Namco either...

The golden age

I wish I knew you at school cause I was that person too

How old are you know...I had the same problem with dick head bouncers. Power tripping mugs. Gas club bouncers was ok..never got refused from there.

those were the days ! staying up late into the night with buddies to record some fire tunes to all those cassette tapes ^^ man, when I started to listen to jungle / DnB, people didn't even know what it was X'D

cool

ok yolo swaggens

all already happening my friend! its great to see.

Sweet i can't wait, maybe we'll get 90s style games

@@ovahlord1451 lots of purposely ps1 looking games being made now.

so true, it's happening already. people crave the optimism

@@DenisFreeman00 yes like "sauna2000" for example great game check it out

Sometimes I extend my drive if I don’t have to be anywhere 😂

OH MY GOD I ALSO THOUGHT OF RIDGE RACER LISTENING TO THESE TRACKS!! ESPECIALLY RIDGE RACER R4

@@soggy_auggy7191 R…4!

Ridge racer boyyyyyy

Make sure u get all the Jungle Sky stuffs too

Very crisp productions and dream like ambience, what else do you need?

DnB still sounds this good today, you gotta look harder to find it though. Try this track from after the 2000s kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jph3ppBh1KnGeZc.html

one may even call it the total science of dnb ;)

@@mt180extras haha yea hence LTJ Bukem😍

for real. i think it sounds even more futuristic now than back then

The 90’s were a blur

More like LATE 90s and early 00s cuz early 90s is whack like the 80s

Still are. :(

@@GregKhar-NU-Metalhead2000 the low end theory by a tribe called quest came out in 1991, lmao early 90s were far from wack LOL

I cruised glendale and Burbank California right now (11:47 pm) after smoking a joint. Love this shit.

"Choice enhancers" Love that... brilliant euphemism.

Still take those journeys, m8

Sorry to say D&B is not in a great place currently from what I hear but such is the ebb and flow of musical trends... But we have 30 years to pick from, so much goodness

Still can be, admittedly a lot rarer. I think to an extent, dance music changes with the drugs, and the drugs are fucked these days.

On the couch? Lol

thx!

if you havent already check out pinkpantheress new album! it seems linke the jungle sound is actually making a comeback

jungle never left . but ppl should def stop being nostalgic and shit because thats what can ultimately ruin it

@@user-lp1uw3fi1q please expand on your point...?

@@user-lp1uw3fi1q totally agree that's what I been thinking too

@@bluejackmedia when people are nostalgic about music it tends to make it feel kinda cheesy

A year later and we still kickin it!!! How has your year been since this comment?

Thanks. Us jungle heads are the most chillest people you can come by.

@@jasg. sup man I'm not the person but truely this album is a must want and logical progression said by a guy in new Zealand yea but anyway how are you?

@@VOMITK0 all good my friend! Livin and trying to do my part! Hope you are too!

thank you

@Вавилонская Девственница Life стримы No man, "DnB" covers all of its styles.

you have no idea! or maybe you do. anyway.. it was.. well, you had to be there.

the songs here go stoopid I mean outrageous

x2. Hell of a selection/blend.👍

this came out the year i was born

It's a shame because the rave scene and pirate radio movement were two great institutions of this sound. Although you missed out it must be pretty cool discovering new beats and sounds. Good music is good music. I guess with the diversity within DNB you have so much to choose from and there's different years from the past to also explore.

i was in a similar vein. i was listening to rave and dnb and such back when i was a kid in the early 2000s. but by this time the electronic scene was slowly turning into the edm scene. by the time i was a teenager, all the "raves" played generic traditional edm and dubstep and stuff. nothing cool like this or old school rave/hardcore music.

yea youtube's recommending some really nice ambient dnb albums and it's really awesome i'm usually listening to soundcloud stuff, bumping artist groups like rcb and novagang and other drain type artists, although i do also like every other genre of music, since there's lots of different vibes that different kinds of music have like with these tracks for example, it's like hearing and feeling a really really really big nostalgia burst, i love it so muchhh, especially temptation and circles remix

yeah, i can believe that.

I agree, this genre is literally alive

Alexandru Laurus Relatable and well said!

You didn't have the means to understand it? Do explain lol...

@@TheRealD4 probably too young to even know what its called

TheRealD4VID sometimes it takes time for taste to develop. When I first heard dnb when I was like 12-13 I wasn’t a huge fan and it just didn’t click. I stuck to like dubstep and garage but then when I was like 17 I revisited it and idk it just made sense and now At 21 years old dnb is my favorite haha.

This is just timeless. No matter when you realise. Be blessed that you do get to understand. Now OR whenever. And probably, you will never lose that feeling! ♥️

Same I knew I liked it but didn't know about music genres

its interesting because its always been accepted by the mainstream as background music, especially in video games, but its never been given the sort of critical attention that pop music gets. its the graphic design of music.

Woah 10/10

me too!

I immediately thought of Adam c when that song dropped

Can i get a recording off you simon?

Yeah that's a good one! And a rare occasion of a prominent 909 in a jungle track

Too relatable mate Peshay studio set follows me all over youtube

yes melon. yes

I'm detoxing 🙃

@@bakedandsteaked your liver is doing detox for you every second

@@SachAlvarez Sure but when you keep feeding shit into your system, that doesn't matter.

@@bakedandsteaked yes. there's literally no way to aid detoxing. your liver is the only one capable of getting bad stuff out of your body.

welcome to the frutiger aero community🫧🐬🛸

Check ltj bukem too same kinda vibe 😊

the amen breaks were sent from God its just a shame that a lot of the newer dnb does not use a more intelligent formula for production and sounds way too chaotic sometimes.

@@djsubliminalreeve They are disregarding the past following trends and using what's current. However, if you listen to producers like Ray Keith of Dread Recordings he stayed true to the sound, but that being said his tip is on the dark side which also like. Depends what mood I am in. DNB is so diverse there's plenty to choose from!!

Nighttime music

Fr bro, something about that smooth loungey sound & progressive feel that makes you wanna go study or run a few miles

check out breakcore, sewerslvt has some amazing tracks. bye2 and some goreshit also

@@hairystyles4212 I will look into these for sure! Thanks for the recs.

You know that!! Whistles and horns at raves. It was epic!!

Oh snap Roces!!!!!!

Shout out to all the rollerbladers!! Roces skates are back btw..

@@tomcakebread I know right.. its just that they sell for 3 times its msrp in the late 90s but still :D I ended up almost buying them this summer for ool times sake but went with some other brand :) #oldeblader movement ftw

@@teknastyk rediscovered rolling through lockdown by any chance?

Same! I'm totally appreciating all this music and love how futuristic and timeless this all sounds! If I was old enough...I would have SO been listening to this when it came out.

I was born in November, 2000, but I prefer 90's atmosphere to mid/late 00's, maybe it's because of memories of my earliest childhood in early 2000's. You know, that insane fusion of late 90's and early 00's is very aesthetic, I can't even describe this feeling, I guess you can understand me. The whole culture was very peculiar and distinctive, we will never witness something like that (even tho nowadays young people trying to rethink this culture, it's not even close, but that's just my opinion). Like, you know, that cold blueish/greenish/metallic tint on everything, futuristic technologies, etc. Even in music, this thumbnail catches my eye, I clicked on this video and God this is really good music. Reminds me of something that my mom used to listen when I was a child and this considered as something fresh. Great, sad and happy feeling at the same time my friend. And you know what, even we're too young to have witnessed the '90s, we still experienced its echoes, so it's legit. Yeah.

Agreed!! Indeed a golden era!!

That tune was and still is I M M E N S E !!! Can you believed it was first released in 1995. I remember hearing live at Jungle Fever rave then the taping a week later off of pirate radio. I used to play that tune over and over again I mashed up the tape. Then I bought it on vinyl which I cherish until this very day. A masterpiece!!

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PinkPantheress sampled it in her 2021 track "Break it Off" to great acclaim. Truly a timeless tune.

The Metalheadz label and their nights were immense. They had so many talented producers on their label, from Wax Doctor, Doc Scott, Hidden Agenda, Alex Reece and Kemistry (RIP). Big up the hoodie crew. You know the metalheadz emblem was inspired by Wolves football club logo hahaha. That's the honest truth. Big up!!

I was too young to go to the AWOL nights, but I heard they were legendary and I lived out the early Jungle club scene by listening to the Kiss 100 jungle show with DJ Randall, DJ Hype, Kenny Ken, Jumping Jack Frost etc. First proper club nights for me were Mass in Brixton and some of my best memories are from The End in Holborn. I absolutely loved that club. Best sound system in the UK and cost a fortune but Mr. C from the Shamen knew what it needed. Anyway, yeah Metalheadz was the label...Wasn't much of a fan of Goldie, but Alex Reece, Peshay, Doc Scott, J Majik - Your Sound...Too many to mention and remember as I'm 42 now :( Good time to be alive.

89-91 acid rave. 92-93 Jungle Techno. 94-96 the Golden Era, all forms of DnB stem from that time. Intelligent Drum ‘n’ Bass, Jungle, Dark step etc. etc.

​@Dmitry Terek I was a teenager in 1996. I DID listen to this music with headphones alone without drugs. This shit was and is dope. No regrets listening drug free! I do drugs now though.

@@jons9239 you did it the wrong way round lolsad

If you didn’t know Dnb in 1996 then you weren’t somebody that ever went to raves I guess because they used to pass out flyers all the time that had DNB rooms There was also whole parties being thrown that featured nothing but jungle and drum and bass I started to DJ in 1995 and at that point I was spinning things that were DnB and jungle some of the best jungle DNB was in the 90’s here is a link to my albums open.spotify.com/artist/7lAE6Gy2Cn909MDLMzSXyz?si=o_euCttCS3ONo0K3LBbofw

@Dmitry Terek i feel sorry for you if you need drugs to enjoy this. get help.

It ain’t techno babe x

use it to study and it can be

thank you peter griffin

if your starting to love classics look up ltj bukem, dillinja, goldie, omni trio, dj die, roni size, john b, bailey and many more. i find its easy to remember good artists from the record companies like. metalheadz, good looking records, v recordings, valve, dread uk

Definitely check out LTJ Bukem and the Good Looking Records back catalogue- a sadly now defunct label that defined my taste in music from about '96 to '04.

This is atmospheric/intelligent dnb is the sound of the 22nd century. It came and gone to early.. I know you posted that 10months ago. You might not see this but if you love this stuff check out orange and blue you might not have come across them yet.

@@stephenhenderson9535 Thanks for the hint. I will definitely check it out

lol, i was like this sounds familiar

Jodeci sample? what is that?

@@onion6667 Jodeci Freek n You

@@Princecasi thank you

certainly didn’t expect to see another KZfaqr I watch in here 😂 how cool is that