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The 99/00 scene, comapred to todays dnb, was a hell of a lot more underground, no? I think the fact they have a monthly LIQUID dnb night at my student union and that the local dnb nights are full of students proves that point. sorry if i wasn't listening to the birth of dnb as a fuckin'...

embarassed? hardly, i have more important things in my life to worry about.

no, im 19 you prat. i started listening to dnb when i was 12 instead of all that garage crap. I know about old tunes because i research and buy. And i think the very fact you've typed out: 'T to the W to the A to the T' confirms that you're a bit of bellend. underground, compared to todays...

when was it then?, you dont even know what tune im talking about you twat. anyway, i double checked and it was 96: swan-e (know who that is?) & fearless. bandwagon jumper? oh, how insulting, if only it were true, ey?

ive picked up these so far: Ruff Sqwad - Misty Cold Ruff Sqwad - Pied Piper (Remix) Ruff Sqwad - Underground / Wide Awake Ruff Sqwad - Tings In Boots Wiley Kat - Eskimo / Split It Down The Middle Wiley Kat - New Era

cheers guys, im checking them all out now, im getting my student loan on monday so gona put a big order in.

researching the music and spending my money on plastic constitutes to me being a bandwagon jumper? why would i spend money on it if i didn't give a shit about it? wouldn't it make sense for me to remain ignorant and simply go to the raves? im hardly in the same league as skynet, juju or tech...

^ cool, i know a lot of them. any obscure stuff i should keep an eye on? labels or producers?

No longer calling me a prick ey ;) but in your defence, i suppose i am; i dont like bandwagon jumpers, i like things underground, sorry. and btw, that was a double negative...

First of all DnB has not declined in anyway, on the contary its more popular than its ever been, but as i said, thats not always a good thing; in 97 a dnb tune was released with the lyrics: 'Underground, this is our sound', and well, it aint anymore. Its a commercial sound full of students who...

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instrumentals mostly tbh, but i think most usually have a vocal version on the flip? quick question though, is there like a sub genre in grime that is eski? coz wiley has a distinct sound that i really like but i haven't really found any other producers that try to emulate that.

dont like this. i love rock (smashing pumpkins, pixies, soundgarden etc.) and i play guitar, but i HATE guitar in electronic music (unless its done well, like in some of mj coles tunes). I think this sounds aweful and looking at pics of the band they look like right bellends, typical indie kids...

thx for the recomendations guys, but i should of said, im a dj! so, cds are cool but im looking for recommendations on vinyl. ill check out those cds anyway though! cheers, guys!

Just getting into this sound and wondering if you lot could help me? I like wileys production, which i think is classed as eski(?), does anyone know any labels/artists that produce stuff on a similar tip? other producers i rate are ruff sqwad & jon e cash, cheers.