I Shoulda Never Smoke That Shit Now I'm At Peshay Studio Set (1996) 😂

These renders are absolutely amazing. I really miss the days when 3d art and electronic music like this was bleeding edge and the true potential of computers and the internet was still unknown. The 1990s was a very exciting time to be alive.

Late 90s/ early 2000s cgi is the most underrated aesthetic. Imagine if indie games started looking like this instead of always going 16 bit

I'm staying in a hotel in Reno for training right now, and I'm not joking, the person in the room next to me started playing music very loud at about 6:45 am and I thought "wow that sounds like that peshay video I saw on KZfaq a few years ago" so I came here to check and it LITERALLY IS THIS ALBUM

90's jungle is what I imagine future humans listening to as they traverse through our galaxy like it's a familiar neighborhood.

I'm so happy I clicked on a thumbnail with weird floating orbs rather than doing literally anything else

this is what the future will look like in 1996

The comment with the track list keeps getting moved down so I'm putting this here for my own reference: 0:00:00 The Chameleon - Just Close Your Eyes & Listen 0:08:22 Frank De Wulf - Drums In A Grip (Wax Doctor Remix) 0:13:35 Universal - Groove Therapy 0:18:23 Jonny L - Tychonic Cycle 0:23:22 Chuck Roberts - My House 0:25:04 Voyager - Hypersleep (Album Mix) 0:33:02 Intense - The Sax Lick 0:39:30 Axis - One In Ten 0:44:26 Photek - Rings Around Saturn 0:51:29 Intensity - Generations 0:55:52 Intense - Motions 1:02:43 Skin Divers - Size 12 1:08:02 Intense - Only You 1:12:59 Hyper On Experience - East Coast Vibez 1:18:46 The Chameleon - Links 1:26:46 Mirage - Personal

you gotta burn this to a cd and play it on your dreamcast to get the full vibe

The 90s had a better future aesthetic than the future we live in.

I listened to Aphex Twin as a teenager to calm my anxiety. It's now years later, and I'm here playing their ambient works as lullabies for my sleeping baby. She is such a happy looking baby rn and I could live in this moment forever

These mid-90's renders feel like another world

Such a beautiful, optimistic sound. Free of irony or cynicism, and inspired by a childlike awe of what the future held. I hope we can return there.

the reason the 90s had such a positive, utopian futuristic aesthetic is because that was the last time our collective outlook on the future was positive. post-9/11, this entire sort of y2k shiny pastel futurism died out. it's good to come back to this and remember my early childhood when everyone was hopeful. :')

I love how the breakdancing cat meme led more people to discovering jungle and dnb. Fucking sick. Edit: to people who don't get the reference kindly just shut the fuck up and google it or something

1:07:29 The transition from Size 12 to Only You is one of the smoothest transitions in the entire set still gives me goosebumps.

It's never too late to join the DnB/Jungle family. This shit rolls so damn hard

people often call vaporwave the asthetic genre,but jungle dnb with these 90s 3d images are much more asthetic to me

Peshay Studio Set (1996) brought me here

For those of you wondering the art you see from most of these studio set videos is from an artist named Anders Sandberg, who made these renderings for something called Orions Arm.

Once in a warm summers night during late 90s me and my teenage friends walked past a a small, empty lounge cafe that had it's doors wide open and they had oldskool atmo dnb playing on a pair of old russian 90 watt speakers. Warm bass filled the room and the street. It felt magical.

Playing ps1 late into the night listening to tunes like this. Those are some special memories.

Once you get into this genre, there's no going back really. I can't imagine a life without these cosmic bangers soundtracking it.

Lately, I have literally become obsessed with this genre of music. It helps me focus when I study and program, or when I just want to zone out and vibe. Puts me in a zone like no other genre of music.

A 1996 mix that’s more futuristic than anything in 2020. In the 25th Century , this will still be blasted out on starships across the galaxy.

I was guided here by a breakdancing cat..... what a glorious treasure he led me to

1:10:40 For all of you who’re looking to impress someone with your breakdancing :)

Man I bet the guy who first laid down the amen break had no idea that it would reverberate through the rest of time.

53 years young this year...for me 96 and 97 was the bridge from old skool to the new horizons ...not only with D n B but across the board ...the start of the new skool...good good times...peace n love brothers n sisters x

I must've listened to this like 500 hundred time while working - it sharpens my mind blade to an atom

I was producing basic DnB using software called 'FastTracker' back in 1996 when I was a young green smoking happy teen. I used to listen to Peshay and just be utterly amazed at the production quality. I was a useless producer but still loved the process involved in making a track.

0:00:00 The Chameleon - Just Close Your Eyes & Listen 0:08:22 Frank De Wulf - Drums In A Grip (Wax Doctor Remix) 0:13:35 Universal - Groove Therapy 0:18:23 Jonny L - Tychonic Cycle 0:23:22 Chuck Roberts - My House 0:25:04 Voyager - Hypersleep (Album Mix) 0:33:02 Intense - The Sax Lick 0:39:30 Axis - One In Ten 0:44:26 Photek - Rings Around Saturn 0:51:29 Intensity - Generations 0:55:52 Intense - Motions 1:02:43 Skin Divers - Size 12 1:08:02 Intense - Only You 1:12:59 Hyper On Experience - East Coast Vibez 1:18:46 The Chameleon - Links 1:26:46 Mirage - Personal

Unbelievable set. The 90s CGI backgrounds were icing on the cake. BIG UPS.

Okay, I have since determined that each image does in fact originate from Orion's Arm, so here are my explanations: 0:00 A virtual garden, further context unknown 7:33 Black Rot in the Amazon Basin, with quadrocopters deploying blue goo to stop it 15:05 Remains of the Padang Harbour arcology after the Technocalypse ("the technoWHAT?" - you) 22:38 Surface of New Gaia, with photosynthetic felt, spiky felthogs and bubblekites 30:11 Comet striking Hellas Planitia on Mars 37:44 Non-biological sentient being, further context unknown 45:16 "Enrastered Link Connection", a vec (sentient robot) poet, diplomat and memeticist. (meme scientist, yes that is a thing) 52:50 An artificial intelligence, further context unknown 1:00:22 Gridwood, a virtual world consisting of trees weaved in a grid in an infinite white void 1:07:55 Bubble habitats floating in the atmosphere of Venus before being terraformed 1:15:28 A bunch of terraforming nanomachines about to terraform a mars-like planet 1:23:00 An arkship constructed by GAIA, an AI who decided to just eject everyone off Earth one day

I think my absolute favorite thing about these videos are the old computer animations and just seeing how far we've progressed in a relatively short time

To the future generations seeing this: aye ✌️😎

Would you believe me if I said I wrote an ENTIRE book to this set. I listened to this set every time I sat to write, every single day in the year 2021. Now in 2022 I am about to publish it, so so wild. Thanks for an amazing set, that gets me thinking and words flowing on paper.

Man, what an album. This music combined with these visuals create such a vibe that can't be felt anywhere else...

I must say seeing people say they were "Born in 2005" sure does make me feel old. I was starting my Freshman year of colllege that year... I was HEAVY into Trance and house music at that time. Drum and Bass was always there but it was never my main hit. As I've gotten older Trance has taken a back seat and now I listen to much more house and drum and bass. Especially Afrobeats. Cheers

Thank the Lord our Saviour, the Amen Break.

If you're watching this you've made it to a checkpoint in life ;D

Very happy to see this mix become an entry point in drum and bass for people, lived and breathed this music since I was a toddler and this is the junglist equivalent of Mozart for me

1:08:02 Intense - Only You This is the Sims Breakdancing Cat meme song btw, bringing it up since it's blocked in the UK.

The shelf life on these old tunes though....never tire of it.

i feel like the old 3D art back then is hard to replicate now, and i love old CGI back then it looks very aesthetic

All right... Time to clean the house.

No matter how many other jungle mixes I find I always come back to this one.

Generation Xer we had the best of everything ( musically aspeaking) 90s jamming to this on my discman while walking around SF neighborhoods .....

I hope jungle gets a revival in the 2020s in the same way deep house, synth pop, and boom-bap hip hop did in the 2010s

These graphics seem so familiar yet so distant. I feel like late 90’s/early 2000’s video games really built deep and interesting worlds and the graphics made them feel even more alien and unique than the 4K games of today

seeing all these old school 3d renders is awesome

I can't get enough of these earlier CGI renderings, they just have this archaic but fascinating feel to them like echoes from a different time

This is EXACTLY the type of jungle I was looking for

Dnb in the past has not been affected by time

Still one of the greatest sets of all time, nobody mixes the deep intelligent with the jazzier sounds of dnb so flawlessly other than the peshay. Don't ever forget it.

You can listen to this while doing a mentally demanding task and still focus and vibe, that's how good this stuff is.

The father: "Wow, this gives me real Ape Escape vibes." The son: "Wow, this gives me real Super Monkey Ball vibes." The holy spirit: "Wow, this gives me real Ridge Racer vibes."

late night coding, some dabs, some bong rips, a little of boombay shappire and this. Man I love life

I wear a hearing aid, it has Bluetooth, sooooo nobody can stop me from vibin to this at college 25:04 is a liftoff for me, it makes me feel like I’m within the year 1996 (even though i was born in 2004) and it’s honestly a feeling that’s numb, and so damn perfect like I never wanna leave

this video was my first step into the world of drums and bass

32:17 - That transition between "Hypersleep" and "The Sax Lick" was GODLY-Those two really go hand-in-hand. One of several reasons why I listen to this set, frequently!

This mix will forever have a special place in my heart. I started listening to atmospheric Drum and Bass during the pandemic. I was back at my childhood home with my old dog Frodis. I would sit on my computer, mess around with photoshop, and play this set in the background. Frodis would always sit on my bed and watch me work. This music was key in putting me in a calm enough place to cancel out all the stress with the pandemic and just focus on my work. Frodis recently just passed away at the age of 14. However, every time I listen to this I just go instantly back to my childhood room and think of him. I get a smile every time:)

how weird is it that i can listen to those tracks for hours and still can't remember how any of those songs goes

I wrote most of my university thesis to this mix, just graduated uni this summer... Great mix, kept me company all those long nights.

I am tripping on mushrooms right now in Walnut Creek, California, with my good friend Bryce. My friends and I really like this music and are very appreciative of this mix. This special youtube video has been there for us to fall back on. Very good Drum and Bass :]

The innocence of finding beats like this when they came along...going to a record shop to buy your vinyls and when you had those headphones on listening to something for the first time... you got blown away!... need I say any more... loved those days

Listening to this mix when u are above the clouds is the best 🤞🤞🙂

My go to mix for the past three years. I never tire of it, perfect for any situation. Thank you to all the unsung heroes that participated in making this masterpiece ::)

This is just a refresher for those who want to view the track list and don't know what it is or where it is: 0:00:00 The Chameleon - Just Close Your Eyes & Listen 0:08:22 Frank De Wulf - Drums In A Grip (Wax Doctor Remix) 0:13:35 Universal - Groove Therapy 0:18:23 Jonny L - Tychonic Cycle 0:23:22 Chuck Roberts - My House 0:25:04 Voyager - Hypersleep (Album Mix) 0:33:02 Intense - The Sax Lick 0:39:30 Axis - One In Ten 0:44:26 Photek - Rings Around Saturn 0:51:29 Intensity - Generations 0:55:52 Intense - Motions 1:02:43 Skin Divers - Size 12 1:08:02 Intense - Only You 1:12:59 Hyper On Experience - East Coast Vibez 1:18:46 The Chameleon - Links 1:26:46 Mirage - Personal

No silly shit about the 90s or the future, this music is forever; past, present, and future. I love all forms of electronic music and not all modern drum & bass is bad, but you just don't beat this. Fuck categorizing it as "90s music", or "Old video game music", or "Music that people would listen to in the future", this is music that you are listening to now and could still be made now. I'm 18 years old, I've never attended a Rave in my life and this music was past it's prime before I was even born, it's sad as hell to me that people are only just now coming back to it. The only way this music can come back is if people embrace it again, as music of today instead of music of the past.

I left my PC on while listening to a vapor wave playlist, and it eventually landed on this video overnight due to auto play. One of the best mistakes I’ve ever made.

I'm glad that breakdancing kitty brought me here. It's been ages since I've listened to jungle and dnb.

If nobody got me, I know Peshay Studio Set (1996) got me Can I get an AMEN?

I feel like I’m trapped in a Gran Turismo menu.

God I love 90’s 3d imagery with the dithering and all that. It feels so nostalgic despite me not being a 90’s kid.

For a moment I was again the 20 year old lad with no worries in the world, spending hours pkaying computer games and partying with friends

90s 3d artwork was just amazing. Low-poly but still imaginative and creative.

this music is timeless; what an era of beautiful music this was , those mid-nineties

Beautiful music for chilling, studying , driving, cooking, building , cleaning, and even working out (ESPECIALLY RUNNING/JOGGING! )

I hope drums and bass music gets popular with this generation

That "Some weird preach idk" is actually the same sample from one of the first deep house tracks, Mr Fingerz - Can You Feel It Which is also a phenomenal track.

The 90s - a golden age of music, cars, culture and mindset.

youtube has this mix permanently on the top of my recommended videos lmaoo

This video is becoming partially responsible for a DnB and Jungle revival in the US. Sorely needed in a sea of youtube intro house and dubstep.

This sound remind me of when I was young and the future seems a mystic, fantastic and magic time that was going to happen. It seems now that "that time" never arrived.

This music is still more futuristic than anything created today.

One of the best videos on youtube from the visuals to the set, I always find myself coming back

how do i even got here, such a unique place, these music, these old 3D renders, thats just wild man.

takes me back to East Ham, London, 1996, 15 year old me washing my brother's car outside his house in the sun, every car that went past blasting jungle. good times

the true rock'n'roll of the 90's

This video is my personal KZfaq checkpoint. It’ll come in my recommended every 2 months or so, and I always listen to the whole thing through the course of a day or so. Gets better every time

the first track is indeed a banger - that flute is elite

first tune is very pretty. i had the original record with the flute sample. first time i played it at a club i almost pissed myself it felt so good.

This sounds way more organic then modern day stuff

dnb makes me start doing an idle animation automatically

I can't express how much I respect everyone who made these tracks for calming me down while studying

He must be amongst the most underrated.. This music has so much soul, layers and the sounds are so cross-cultural and timeless. The only reason he got some recognition by the general public (and thank God for that), is because Bukem (who is known for being able to uncover hidden gems) gave him a stage. Thank you Peshay, your music allows me to travel to other consciousness levels..

listening to this while on acid was one of the most euphoric feelings ive ever had in my life

Dude, idk if you are still active on this channel but I wanna thank you so much because 3 years ago I discovered this genre thanks to this video and still diving to this stuff every single day. Thx bruv 🙏🏼

I'm just old I think. It's just certain things I hear ot see that brings me back to simpler times. Nostalgia is poison, makes me wish I could go back