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Baz T

319 posts

189 months

Wednesday 20th October 2010
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I was an old skool DnB lover as a young teen, but drifted into Garage before it became commercialised crap, then in the last 2-3yrs re-found my love for DnB, but again less commercial stuff, more of a liquid, mellow lover.

Basically anything by or like Pendulum, is tripe.

When are Brookes Brothers actually going to bring out an album? Or have i missed it! hehe

Egg Chaser said:
Danny Byrd has gone downhill. Alot. frown His older stuff was much better.
Bang on, unfortunately.

Here's something alot better;

Labyrinth


And another couple of mellow favourites;

Netsky - Memory Lane

Calibre - Into the Groove

Mistabishi - From Memory (Matrix Remix)cloud9



Edited by Baz T on Wednesday 20th October 03:31

Egg Chaser

4,951 posts

167 months

Wednesday 20th October 2010
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Baz T said:
Basically anything by or like Pendulum, is tripe.
Bang on also

Baz T said:
When are Brookes Borothers actually going to bring out an album? Or have i missed it! hehe
Not missed it as far as I know smile They should bring an album out though, love most of their tunes.

Baz T

319 posts

189 months

Wednesday 20th October 2010
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Yup, they don't seem to be capable of making a bad tune! It's been eagerly awaited for ages! I read about a year ago it was forthcoming, but no idea what happened to it though!

Tear You Down was and still is a blinding track, and there's loads more!

Mistakes
Drifter
Hard Knocks


Edited by Baz T on Wednesday 20th October 03:51

Baz T

319 posts

189 months

Wednesday 20th October 2010
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Nth

359 posts

191 months

Thursday 21st October 2010
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J Majik & Wickaman - Mosquito
Camo & Crooked - Turn Up The Music
Noisia - Gutterpump
Makai - Beneath The Mask
Jonny L - I Let You
Jonny L - 1 N 2
Logistics - Warehouse

^As you can tell, I don't really have a definitive style of DnB I like. I suppose it's mainly liquid? Very biased towards Hospital Records though!

On that note, some Elek:
Pussy Galore
All Hell Is Breaking Loose
Just One Second
^Probably my favourite DnB tune of all time.


I've recently updated my Essential Mix collection as I was getting a bit sick of the stuff on my iPod, I've so far had a quick listen to Netsky's EM and Danny Byrds EM - Netsky I'm not quite so sure of. Danny Byrd though, I've only listened to 30 mins or so and it's very good - just a shame he seems to be going the opposite way with his own stuff frown I see Pendulum did another EM, I loved their first one (Pendulum were the band who got me into DnB and I still do like their mix from 2005.

Baz T

319 posts

189 months

Friday 22nd October 2010
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Nth said:
Very biased towards Hospital Records though!
TBH they pretty much dominate!

btw your links aren't working, JonnyL 1n2 is indeed a good 'un!

Geezer-20v

950 posts

194 months

Friday 22nd October 2010
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Baz T said:
Nth said:
Very biased towards Hospital Records though!
TBH they pretty much dominate!
Don't agree with this at all.

Hospital only have 3 decent artists on there roster. Logistics, Nu:tone, and Cyantific.

Hospital used to be a force within the Drum and Bass scene but have been going downhill in the last 5 years. They now seem to only cater for the Student wearing fluorescent clothing and glowsticks masses.

There are many other much better DnB labels out there with artists producing much deeper and soulful 'Liquid DnB' as most would call it.

Egg Chaser

4,951 posts

167 months

Friday 22nd October 2010
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Geezer-20v said:
Baz T said:
Nth said:
Very biased towards Hospital Records though!
TBH they pretty much dominate!
Don't agree with this at all.

Hospital only have 3 decent artists on there roster. Logistics, Nu:tone, and Cyantific.

Hospital used to be a force within the Drum and Bass scene but have been going downhill in the last 5 years. They now seem to only cater for the Student wearing fluorescent clothing and glowsticks masses.

There are many other much better DnB labels out there with artists producing much deeper and soulful 'Liquid DnB' as most would call it.
This 1000%. Hospital seem to be trying to make DnB more mainstream which, IMO, ruins the quality of the music. Danny Byrd for example...

There are much better liquid producers than the Hospital artists. For me, Seba is one of the best (posted a few of his tunes already)

Geezer-20v

950 posts

194 months

Friday 22nd October 2010
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Egg Chaser said:
Geezer-20v said:
Baz T said:
Nth said:
Very biased towards Hospital Records though!
TBH they pretty much dominate!
Don't agree with this at all.

Hospital only have 3 decent artists on there roster. Logistics, Nu:tone, and Cyantific.

Hospital used to be a force within the Drum and Bass scene but have been going downhill in the last 5 years. They now seem to only cater for the Student wearing fluorescent clothing and glowsticks masses.

There are many other much better DnB labels out there with artists producing much deeper and soulful 'Liquid DnB' as most would call it.
This 1000%. Hospital seem to be trying to make DnB more mainstream which, IMO, ruins the quality of the music. Danny Byrd for example...

There are much better liquid producers than the Hospital artists. For me, Seba is one of the best (posted a few of his tunes already)
Yep, Seba is definitely one to look out for. Theres a remix he did with Kirsty Hawkshaw that was very good.

ETA - Here it is - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBGbq-dBAmM

Any thing by Calibre is normally brilliant, he is a Don of DnB.

Egg Chaser

4,951 posts

167 months

Friday 22nd October 2010
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Geezer-20v said:
Yep, Seba is definitely one to look out for. Theres a remix he did with Kirsty Hawkshaw that was very good.

ETA - Here it is - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBGbq-dBAmM

Any thing by Calibre is normally brilliant, he is a don of DnB.
Yup, thats one of my favourite Seba tunes smile

You're right, Calibre really is a Don of chilled DnB. Overeaction is one of my favourites from him.


Heres a few lesser known artists to add to the thread. They often make better tunes than the better know artists IMO:

Dave Owen - Still Waters

Technicolour - Empty

Muzzy - Life Is Strange

Fracture Design - You Are Far Away

Dimension - Build My World

InContext - Io

Edited by Egg Chaser on Friday 22 October 23:54

Nth

359 posts

191 months

Saturday 23rd October 2010
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Egg Chaser said:
Geezer-20v said:
Baz T said:
Nth said:
Very biased towards Hospital Records though!
TBH they pretty much dominate!
Don't agree with this at all.

Hospital only have 3 decent artists on there roster. Logistics, Nu:tone, and Cyantific.

Hospital used to be a force within the Drum and Bass scene but have been going downhill in the last 5 years. They now seem to only cater for the Student wearing fluorescent clothing and glowsticks masses.

There are many other much better DnB labels out there with artists producing much deeper and soulful 'Liquid DnB' as most would call it.
This 1000%. Hospital seem to be trying to make DnB more mainstream which, IMO, ruins the quality of the music. Danny Byrd for example...

There are much better liquid producers than the Hospital artists. For me, Seba is one of the best (posted a few of his tunes already)
I am a relative newbie when it comes to DnB, and got introduced 'properly' (not classing Pendulum/Chase & Status as proper DnB artists) to the scene by the Hospital Podcast.

I am well aware of peoples opinions on them, and having heard Danny Byrds new scensorede that they've got playing 24/7 on mainstream radio stations - comparing it to his 'Supersized' album makes me sad frown

An artist I am particularly fond of is Utah Jazz though, not entirely sure why but I love their stuff!

marctwo

3,666 posts

260 months

Monday 25th October 2010
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Nth said:
Egg Chaser said:
Geezer-20v said:
Baz T said:
Nth said:
Very biased towards Hospital Records though!
TBH they pretty much dominate!
Don't agree with this at all.

Hospital only have 3 decent artists on there roster. Logistics, Nu:tone, and Cyantific.

Hospital used to be a force within the Drum and Bass scene but have been going downhill in the last 5 years. They now seem to only cater for the Student wearing fluorescent clothing and glowsticks masses.

There are many other much better DnB labels out there with artists producing much deeper and soulful 'Liquid DnB' as most would call it.
This 1000%. Hospital seem to be trying to make DnB more mainstream which, IMO, ruins the quality of the music. Danny Byrd for example...

There are much better liquid producers than the Hospital artists. For me, Seba is one of the best (posted a few of his tunes already)
I am a relative newbie when it comes to DnB, and got introduced 'properly' (not classing Pendulum/Chase & Status as proper DnB artists) to the scene by the Hospital Podcast.

I am well aware of peoples opinions on them, and having heard Danny Byrds new scensorede that they've got playing 24/7 on mainstream radio stations - comparing it to his 'Supersized' album makes me sad frown

An artist I am particularly fond of is Utah Jazz though, not entirely sure why but I love their stuff!
I've been a fan of D'n'B for as long as it's been around and disagree with this 1000%. I think Hospital is brilliant and it just what the scene needs. There's plenty of room for mainstream stuff just as there is more underground tracks and right now there's more variety than ever. Cheer up people, you've never had it so good.

Baz T

319 posts

189 months

Tuesday 26th October 2010
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TBH i'm a relative newbie to it too, and perhaps my comment was unjust, it's just from what it seems on the face of things Hospital seem to be 'out there' alot more than other producers and obviously have been for some time.

But, i'm enjoying the education thus far anyway, please continue!! bow

Edited by Baz T on Tuesday 26th October 02:48

Salgar

3,283 posts

184 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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Interestingly, @Pistonheads just tweeted about drum and base.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AaKK7O-A0g&fea...

TimmyWimmyWoo

4,306 posts

181 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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Salgar said:
Interestingly, @Pistonheads just tweeted about drum and base.
Re-heeally?



North West Tom

11,515 posts

177 months

Thursday 11th November 2010
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I'm liking this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y4VCcWbm5Q

And pretty much anything Brookes Brothers have done!

Egg Chaser

4,951 posts

167 months

Thursday 11th November 2010
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North West Tom said:
I'm liking this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y4VCcWbm5Q

And pretty much anything Brookes Brothers have done!
Quite like that.

I'm liking this tune at the moment: Understate - Technology . The bass at about a minute in just cloud9

FussyFez

972 posts

176 months

Tuesday 16th November 2010
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Nothing mentioned on the MC front?

Im a HUGE drum n bass fan, also love dubstep and most sub-genre's.

I do accept MC's are not to everyone's tastes, but here's a couple of sets that blow me away.

Part 1, there's 10 parts to it.
Highly blessed

This one, MC fun comes in at about 3:39 then skibba n harry shotta turn up.
UNCZ

Im also really feeling Katy B and what magnetic man are up to.

This is a recent favorite Levela - Dub style

Got too many favourites to even be bothered to link half of them.

Just glad ive found there is love for DNB on PH.

noodleman

827 posts

213 months

Tuesday 16th November 2010
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FussyFez said:
Nothing mentioned on the MC front?
I haven't really been interested in MCs since the days of GQ, Hyper-D (rip) and Bassman.