Totally exquisite bits in jungle

[shiels]

Religious experience starts at 3.05 if anyone wants to know

 

[droid]

Do you know this one?

 

[craner]

This goes super exquisite at 2.04, and then super super exquisite at 3.33.

 

[craner]

Look at the shout on that record. Lenny 'D' Ice was obviously fucking fuming with Rap.

 

[luka]

Someone should do an edit for just the exquisite bits all run together. Would it sound boring though?

 

[shiels]

Do you know this one?

drums are great

 

[shiels]

This goes super exquisite at 2.04, and then super super exquisite at 3.33.

wltm intelligent woman (on a positive vibe) for drinks, laughs (and maybe more)

 

[Corpsey]

Someone should do an edit for just the exquisite bits all run together. Would it sound boring though?

 

[shiels]

Someone should do an edit for just the exquisite bits all run together. Would it sound boring though?

I've already been cutting them out in audacity, slowing them a little and adding echo

 

[craner]

That is a thing of beauty.

 

[shiels]

The moving shadow logo has a bit of magic to it

 

[luka]

Soo000o tight for 92

Top comment under this video is from Arlen Figgis, son of Hollywood director Mike Figgis. He was on Kool as a teenager under the name DJ Fabrock

 

[luka]

Somone quickly put all these on a YouTube playlist, ta

 

[catalog]

also can we have one for grime? or does grime not have exquisite bits? or has this been done already?

 

[woops]

in a sense it was done by slackk (i think!) when he compiled wheel vol. 1, wiley vol. 1 etc but i don't think these have been available for some time.

 

[luka]

Grime doesn't have bits really. Hardcore and jungle are unusual in having so many 'bits'. I think classical has 'bits' but you'd have to ask Corpsey.

 

[sufi]

I've already been cutting them out in audacity, slowing them a little and adding echo

does it work with out the buildups?

 

[catalog]

i did enjoy those slackk wiley comps, one of them had a lot of bits from wiley on xmas day when he was getting all emotional about dizzee?

 

[catalog]

lets have those audacity edits youve been making then shiels

 

[catalog]

i suppose this is what lee gamble did with that first album, or at least, its where he started.