out to you, LHF
you guys are the most interesting producers right now, operating in a mode that is so appealing to me (group activity, big productivity, showcasing the tunes on the show, anonymity). you are truly the "light out there" of the pirates ghost.
the only question is - you are sitting on ...

questions:
is the door policy softer than it usually is at berghain?
are id's required?
is looking young a problem?

one of the nicest threads i've ever read here.

time for someone to upload old hatcha fwd sets.
and any other big-apple-era-related material.

out to grievous angel
because he's one of the best producers right now - he has thoughts and feelings
he is different

there is also the question about the difference of experiences.

i have the impression, people who discovered "south london borroughs" or the first album, discovered and experienced burial in some kind of another way than the "untrue"-wave did.

now a tune gets rinsed to death before it is released.
I don't think that's true. Burial has collabed with D-Bridge, Instra:Mental, Data, Goldie and Loefah, is working on an album, EP and tracks for a Hyperdub compilation, and how many of these tunes have you actually heard? Two?

it's not about ...

a question to the people, who were there from the start

now a tune gets rinsed to death before it is released.
how was it with burial?
2005-2006, were the tunes played on the pirates? before the release or shortly afterwards? or the album surfaced from nowhere? (i know, the first ep and stuff ...

are this tracks produced by burial?
they sound like your average "electronics" production.
only burial beats, but not the burial spirit and what's more important - no burial idea.
and the people are ready to love everything that is made by him.

burial is for me the only valid pop-musician of the ...

BunZer0 wrote:

out1 wrote: is someone from th mods approving?

it is much more if Skream approves if u ask me...

fair enough. let's wait till skream approves.
i remember a thread being deleted because of the uploaded "dmz - live in leeds" promo-cd.

i am not really sure if it would be legal to upload the mix...
is someone from th mods approving?

http://gutterbreakz.blogspot.com/2005/0 ... ntext.html

this is the review you are talking about and the picture was taken from it
gutterbreakz was big at that time!

ok, so i got this cd - no info, the only inscription - skream "promo-mix" (2004)

no tracklist, the only recognisable track - "acid people", the rest - skream dubs, i guess. but i may be wrong - sounds like a showcase of the croydon scene. something similar to "big apple mix"

maybe someone could ...

unbelieveable start of the show, was completely blown away.
and i even can ID it - dizzee rascal "ice rink set" (2003)
pure energy vibes.

dont really know why i am doing it. the picture is taken by me.

sure, but...

there was something about dubstep and now it's gone. maybe it was this cutting edge between garage and dubstep that got the things rolling.

out to the heads who remember:
tempa allstars vol.2 / big apple recordings / horsepower / early skream and benga + dmz
who remembers wiley with ...

http://rapidshare.com/files/200423967/D ... _02_20.mp3

not my rip. enjoy!
massive respect to hyperdub

i guess we can now officially say that the burial mix didn't happen.
what is happening with him? is he acting like zomby recently?

if the stuff that was playing the last 30 minutes is uk music scene, i don't wonder i'm not into anything besides ukg/early grime/early dubstep

so what is actually happening right now?
is it dnb stuff? is burial anounced by goldie?

what do you think - maybe it's going to be an oldschool jungle set, like the one he was going to do for djkicks? or his tunes?

and yeah, hope someone's recording

jumping on this recent dot rotten hype (he deserves it fully)

reading the grimepedia i stumbled upon this quote:
"Dot Rotten has released two mixtapes for free download, both under the name Young Dot. One was a instrumental mixtape made purely with a VST called plugsounds"
and that's not the "this ...

zomby night!
i'm all over it

big