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ultraspatial wrote: i don't like any of those tunes tbh. and i only like dbridge's stuff starting with the whole autonomic thing
i'm guessing the neosoul thing comes from his brother

fair enough but weird

all this talk got me listening to blacksciencelabs and industry again.
didn't rate blacksciencelabs that much before but the more i listen to it the more i think it's the dnb album

Blacksciencelabs is one of the incredibly rare dnb albums I can stand listening to. it feels like an actual album instead of just another singles collection. one of the last moments of the album, when those steely snares drop in to announce Future War... big things.


Modus Operandi > Blacksciencelabs though.

all about stolen documents and fingerprints for me
not to mention the drums on bioform

jrkhnds wrote:

Modus Operandi > Blacksciencelabs though.

Aleph 1 still tickles me in naughty places and I must have listened to it 54732 times by now

Blacksciencelabs is propably the best full length although I've listened as much to Phace's psycho.

tbf I dont think there's any purpose with an album unless it's conceptual like blackscience lab is. He stayed in for a week with the phone turned off and made that album... so there's that ritualist element to it and ofcourse you get something from not doing it in a sterile studio environment.. But frankly, in dance music, I find one guys track could sit better with a another guys track, than one of his own. There's that sharing going on, or interpretation or what you want to call it, but it's in that context that dance music is different from regular music. it sort of is like battlerap compared with rap in some ways and that is generally a strong side imo..

ah, by the way, Method In The Madness was a really good drum'n'bass-album aswell, considering it came out fairly recently. I still listen to it from time to time, which I can't say of most electronic albums I own, unfortunately.

do you think skrilly feels left out of the jungle war?

it could do the scene some good if Skrilly would get involved. and Fresh, Sigma, SubFocus, that N guy whose name I forgot ... sending and having fun with the "deeper" crew.

Nu something?

Netsky!

Oh yea that guy. Nutone was who I though it was.

Jurkhands weren't you like 24 years old? How were you raving in 1998 or whenever those old BC tunes were being played out?

edit nevermind you cleared it up

Harkat wrote:Jurkhands weren't you like 24 years old? How were you raving in 1998 or whenever those old BC tunes were being played out?

Junglists time stretch everything

nah I wasn't raving... there were "nights" put on in a local youth centre, on some dodgy speakers and a technics mixer and two turntables - which most of the time were ignored because there was only this one social worker who would play some golden age shit. instead they attached discmen and played random mixes and tunes they found online. it was thoroughly shit and I think I got beaten up once or twice outside that thing.

after a year or so, when we were starting to get our hands onto some beer, we would usually sit in my mate's room getting stoned, playing quake III and listening to pendulum's 2005 essential mix or a roni size "mixtape".

not an og junglist I'm afraid.