28 posts tagged “jungle”

..I've removed the offenders and barred the offending accounts from rejoining.

 

And now here's some jungle, JOKER 22 to be specific:

 

 

 

Distance - Night Vision / Traffic (Remixes)

Label: Planet Mu
Catalog#: ZIQ219
Format: Vinyl, 12", Picture Disc
Country: UK
Released: 06 Apr 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dubstep

Tracklisting:

A - Night Vision (Skream's 'So Nasty' Version):

B - Traffic (Goth-Trad Remix):

 

Skream - Burning Up

Label: Digital Soundboy Recording Co.
Catalog#: SBOY023
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: UK
Released: 14 Sep 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dubstep, Drum n Bass, Jungle
Notes: Dubstep meets Jungle. Brilliant.

Tracklisting:

A - Burning Up:

B - Memories Of 3rd Base:

 

Skream / Benga - Trapped In A Dark Bubble / Technocal

Label: Tectonic
Catalog#: TEC026
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: UK
Released: Mar 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dubstep

Tracklisting:

A - Skream - Trapped In A Dark Bubble:

B - Benga - Technocal:

 

Enjoy.

Marvellous Cain - Hitman
Label: R:IQ Recordings
Catalog#: RIQ 003
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: UK
Released: 2004
Genre: Electronic
Style: Jungle
Notes: Originally released on seperate 12"s in 1994.

Rude & Deadly - Lightnin And Tunda / Mash Dem Down
Label: Unity Records
Catalog#: UNITY 002
Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country: UK
Released: 1995
Genre: Electronic
Style: Jungle
Notes: Mixed at Smokin' Studio for No Smokin' Records

Still no offical info on this album on discogs, so I'm not sure when you'll be able to purchase this, but it should be real soon. This is a 320k rip, enjoy.. and if you love this like I do, show your support and buy a copy when you can.. it sounds sooooo much better without lossy compression, and unless something truly amazing drops in the next two months this is the best album of the year imo. New and old drum 'n bass sounds, and yet completely fresh all at the same time.. check it out.

Formation Colours Series
Profile: Series of releases by Formation artists which culminated in the United Colours Of Drum & Bass LP.
Parent Label: Formation Records

•  DJ SS  - Black

Label:    Formation Colours Series
Catalog#:    BLACK 001
Format:    Vinyl, 12"
Country:    UK
Released:    1995
Genre:    Electronic
Style:    Drum n Bass, Jungle

•  DJ SS  - Bronze

Label:    Formation Colours Series
Catalog#:    BRZ001
Format:    Vinyl, 12"
Country:    UK
Released:    1997
Genre:    Electronic
Style:    Drum n Bass

•  John B  - Green   

Label:    Formation Colours Series
Catalog#:    GREEN 001
Format:    Vinyl, 12"
Country:    UK
Released:    1996
Genre:    Electronic
Style:    Drum n Bass, Jungle

•  DJ SS  - White

Label:    Formation Colours Series
Catalog#:    ROLL 002
Format:    Vinyl, 12"
Country:    UK
Released:    1995
Genre:    Electronic
Style:    Drum n Bass, Jungle

•  Mental Power  &  DJ SS  - Blue

Label:    Formation Colours Series
Catalog#:    ROLL 004
Format:    Vinyl, 12"
Country:    UK
Released:    1995
Genre:    Electronic
Style:    Drum n Bass, Jungle

•  Rayner  - Silver

Label:    Formation Colours Series
Catalog#:    SIL 001
Format:    Vinyl, 12"
Country:    UK
Released:    1997
Genre:    Electronic
Style:    Drum n Bass, Jungle

BROWN 001    Perfect Combination     Brown     (12")     -missing
GOLD 001       Mental Power     Gold     (12")   -missing
ORAN 001       DJ SS     Orange     (12")    -missing
PURPLE 001   Mental Power     Purple     (12")    -missing
ROLL 003        Mental Power     Red     (12")    -missing
YEL 001         Tekniq     Yellow     (12")   -missing
FORMLP0006    VA - Unifed Colors of Drum & Bass  -missing

Fills added when I feel like it..this has been on lockdown pending completion for ages... sorry, just too busy.

Temperatures across the Prairies continued to soar Tuesday, rising 10 to 15 degrees above seasonal averages as a heat wave moved through Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and into northwestern Ontario.  With the Humidex it was at or above 48^ celcius here today...  ugh, it's too hot even for words.. .. ...  .   .     .

Even the CBC agrees:

"Dubstep favours `tunes' (singles) to albums. Last year, though, long players like Skream! (Skream’s first CD) helped increase the sound’s accessibility to new fans, and also made dubstep a darling of North American music writers. Many critics slotted Burial’s self-titled debut, a concept album that imagines a near-future South London sunk beneath standing water, into their best-of-’06 lists. (Back in the U.K., The Wire magazine named Burial its album of the year.) San Francisco’s Jeff Chang, the author of 2005’s Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation, expressed his colleagues’ broadening sentiment on his blog, Zentronix, in postings like the one called `I enjoy dubstep.'

This mushrooming effect is an ideal example — a how-to guide, even — of how underground music can move in the digital age. Even a generation ago, dubstep’s likeliest trajectory would have seen it thrive at home, but then burn out before the rest of the planet clued in. Largely due to the internet, though, South London’s scene instead began to spread, and is now accelerating an invasion of clubs and bedrooms across this continent. With modest four- and five-digit sales figures and no major-label support, dubstep has already arrived in New York City, Toronto, Chicago, Vancouver, Houston and points between. More cities seem certain to follow." [emphasis mine]

Where jungle failed for its inability to rise above the amen, dubstep has in my mind the ability to mash up the industry proper.  I'm glad this sound is finially catching on and starting to blow up world-wide. I've created a vox group and will be sharing some of my favorites soon. :)

Label: Not On Label
Catalog#: POOS001
Format: Vinyl, 12", Single Sided, White Label
Country: UK
Released: 2003
Genre: Electronic
Style: Drum n Bass, Jungle
Notes: Mock remix of Twisted Individual's "Bandwagon Blues".