Anyone know a good place to buy digital jungle tunes by the truck load for the cheapest price. I basically am looking for about 100 obscure older tunes for the cheapest price. Looking forward to hearing your suggestions.
better luck with vinyl imo, all the digital jungle stuff is pretty rinsed
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 1:55 pm
by laurent__duval
fractal wrote:better luck with vinyl imo, all the digital jungle stuff is pretty rinsed
really? i'm not so sure. jungle vinyl is super expensive and i found that the majority of things were in a poor condition. and there's not many people playing the old stuff other.
for instance this is a classic, never heard it in anyone elses mixes and i got a 320 off dnb arena. you cant even find this on vinyl anymore (its on a rare CD single version of limb by limb which alone sets you back £40) and any version that you did buy would be too precious to use in a normal dj way.
stick to the digital mate.
edit: found the vinyl for £40 or £70, both very good +
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 4:47 pm
by insine
Is there a classified section on this forum? I have a buttload of old dnb rekkids from 96-02 that I would like to sell. I just don't know if there is a used market for old vinyl these days. PM if you want to see the list.
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 4:49 pm
by laurent__duval
insine wrote:Is there a classified section on this forum? I have a buttload of old dnb rekkids from 96-02 that I would like to sell. I just don't know if there is a used market for old vinyl these days. PM if you want to see the list.
...discogs?
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 8:33 pm
by Killawatt
compared to the amount of jungle on vinyl, there's hardly any available digitally. Go discogs or ebay for older stuff and if u want nu skool/ragga type stuff on vinyl check out toolbox, outerbound or redeye. most people who are into jungle atm still prefer to mix on vinyl. check out some producers on soundcloud like vocoda, pastaman, dub liner, kid lib, sheffield junglist alliance, 16 armed jack, jungle syndicate, stivs, twinhooker, baby demo. sometimes theyre nice enough to send you 320's
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 8:42 pm
by JungleHead
snypadub wrote:Got a few decent ones from juno earlier
Put together this mix with tunes I hadn't heard in years. Really fun to mix it although it feels really odd mixing digital jungle tunes.
you are more than welcome. More to come Im working on an hour long set but want to get the tracklist spot on. That one was litterally my first play with those new tunes I got. Just ordered a few cheap cd's with one or two good unmixed tracks on and will be hitting juno again later. Keep your eyes peeled.
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:30 pm
by laurent__duval
snypadub wrote:you are more than welcome. More to come Im working on an hour long set but want to get the tracklist spot on. That one was litterally my first play with those new tunes I got. Just ordered a few cheap cd's with one or two good unmixed tracks on and will be hitting juno again later. Keep your eyes peeled.
have you got the jungle mania and jungle hits comps? theyre a gold mine. all unmixed and stuff.
theres a 6 disc box set called "essential drum n bass" that i got off amazon for a couple of quid. its full of good dnb/jungle stuff. just as the changeover was happening. some bangers in there!
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:36 pm
by fractal
@laurent: idk about buying old jungle recs, im lucky enough (or unlucky) to be old enough to have quite a collection, especially if I borrow from a certain buddy
i was just saying that when i think of the shit i like to play, only the classics are really available digitally.... if you're ever in seattle zion's gate has an upstairs room packed to the ceiling with old jungle records. diggers paradise
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:42 pm
by _cheef_
fractal wrote: if you're ever in seattle zion's gate has an upstairs room packed to the ceiling with old jungle records. diggers paradise
Damn! Wish I would have known about this when I was in the area a few years ago...
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:45 pm
by snypadub
Just copped this for the bargain price of 1.39.
Love juno
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:48 pm
by fractal
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 10:04 pm
by laurent__duval
snypadub wrote:Anyone know a good place to buy digital jungle tunes by the truck load for the cheapest price. I basically am looking for about 100 obscure older tunes for the cheapest price. Looking forward to hearing your suggestions.
also what obscure tracks are you looking for? i notice from your mix that its the less ragga stuff you're playing.
TBH the mix was put together from things I had just bought, Love the ragga side especially congo natty. That cd looks sick. Will have to buy it I rekon.
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 10:56 pm
by Sexual_Chocolate
JungleHead wrote:
snypadub wrote:Got a few decent ones from juno earlier
Put together this mix with tunes I hadn't heard in years. Really fun to mix it although it feels really odd mixing digital jungle tunes.
listening to it now and.... meeeeeeeemoriiiiiiiiiiiies!
bigup
Re: JUNGLISTS
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 1:18 am
by snypadub
laurent__duval wrote:
fractal wrote:better luck with vinyl imo, all the digital jungle stuff is pretty rinsed
really? i'm not so sure. jungle vinyl is super expensive and i found that the majority of things were in a poor condition. and there's not many people playing the old stuff other.
for instance this is a classic, never heard it in anyone elses mixes and i got a 320 off dnb arena. you cant even find this on vinyl anymore (its on a rare CD single version of limb by limb which alone sets you back £40) and any version that you did buy would be too precious to use in a normal dj way.
stick to the digital mate.
edit: found the vinyl for £40 or £70, both very good +
