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badger wrote:

-TraX- wrote:anyone have a zip folder of wookie tunes, or a place to find some? Every tune I hear of his is absolutely mighty

just buy his album. it's got most of his tunes on and came out on cd

name of the album? glad to hear that

badger wrote:

-TraX- wrote:anyone have a zip folder of wookie tunes, or a place to find some? Every tune I hear of his is absolutely mighty

just buy his album. it's got most of his tunes on and came out on cd

name of the album? glad to hear that

edit: wtf double

threads been dead too long!

something recent from some old school garage dons

I'm not sure if this has been posted already, but either way, great track.

appropriate!



now i just need to leave the house! doubt there'll be garage though

edit: trax - it's called wookie LP lol

thread keeps dying

gotta be about time for this:

badger wrote:

-TraX- wrote:anyone have a zip folder of wookie tunes, or a place to find some? Every tune I hear of his is absolutely mighty

just buy his album. it's got most of his tunes on and came out on cd

amazing album, self titled WOOKIE best garage album by far. on cd and the wonderful good old vinyl. go discogs vinyl can be had at a fucking steal at around £10.

Sick thread. Hopefully this bump gets people posting in it again.

I just had a quick question: what's really the difference 4x4 garage and house? Are there any really obvious stylistic differences or is it a bit nuanced and comes down to culture more-so?

SCope13 wrote:Sick thread. Hopefully this bump gets people posting in it again.

I just had a quick question: what's really the difference 4x4 garage and house? Are there any really obvious stylistic differences or is it a bit nuanced and comes down to culture more-so?

The early stuff sounds like rave producers doing strict NY garage. Later on it grew into being more localized to London, stylistically.

I think the biggggest difference between UK and US is the basslines. Less on a house/disco and more on a jungle tip. But you're basically on point in saying that the distinction is more cultural than musical. It's a different subculture listening to a local variety of house music and adopting the jungle/rave subcultural elements.

I don't think anything from the US sounds like Ripgroove or Gunman or one of those.

Btw let's face it, oldskool garage>>>2step

Genevieve wrote:

SCope13 wrote:Sick thread. Hopefully this bump gets people posting in it again.

I just had a quick question: what's really the difference 4x4 garage and house? Are there any really obvious stylistic differences or is it a bit nuanced and comes down to culture more-so?

The early stuff sounds like rave producers doing strict NY garage. Later on it grew into being more localized to London, stylistically.

I think the biggggest difference between UK and US is the basslines. Less on a house/disco and more on a jungle tip. But you're basically on point in saying that the distinction is more cultural than musical. It's a different subculture listening to a local variety of house music and adopting the jungle/rave subcultural elements.

Ah alright, thanks. Good observations.

Harkat wrote: Btw let's face it, oldskool garage>>>2step

explain plz

VS.

this tune made me want to resurrect this thread

boh!

this too...

^ I have both of those on vinyl.

nice

bit of slinky sexiness from the man zed

I know that this is a place for posting individual tracks, but a lot of what are being posted are included in this mixtape series: https://soundcloud.com/rev/sets/badboy- ... de-mixtape

I bet that you can find more tracks you dig in there - tracklists are included.