quoted 4 lines Also, I have a friend who really wants to get into jungle/d'n'b but doesn't
>Also, I have a friend who really wants to get into jungle/d'n'b but doesn't
>know much about what is good outside of the Good Looking stuff so I would
>really appreciate it if the good people of the idm list could send me some
>recommendations.
Here are my fave 6:
Both Photek Albums: "Modus Operandi" "Form & Function" IMO, the best jungle
producer i've ran across, but it's weirder stuff, especially MO.
WE(tm) "Square Root of Negative One": just got this, so take this
recommendation with a grain of salt. They've gotten rid of much of the
"illbience" for a more regular jungle sound, without sounding like
regular jungle.
Lamb "Lamb": Really interesting, off-beat and unique jungle production with
great female vocals over it
Kemistry & Storm "DJ Kicks": IMO, a really good mix of hard jungle for
dancing.
Ben Neill "Goldbug": Nice production, and he does a good job of filling the
middles with his miles-like mutantrumpet.
quoted 2 lines And also, what Guy Called Gerald stuff should I track down
>And also, what Guy Called Gerald stuff should I track down
>if i loved "black secret technology"?
His remix of D*Note's "Criminal Justice": Sounds a lot like tracks from
BST, but with Ragga-style vocals over it about the Criminal Justice Bill.
Speaking of, does anyone know of any web page with a description of the
criminal justice bill and its history? I know it was an anti-rave law in
England, and that Ae's AntiEP has statements against it on the sticker, and
the above D*Note reference. Or if someone could just send me some info,
i'd appreciate. Thanks.
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