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Boften think this is the best tune ever
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread 1991.I have never bothered to look up 80 Aum, the label "The Spirit" came out on From Dordrecht, which sounds pretty hardcore, but then the...
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread 1991.The remix messes with the perfection of the riff but convolutes it interestingly
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread 1991.Apologies if this has already been posted - heavy mental Dutchkore
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BBizarre Inc - Plutonic Their best, fight me. Dis wun goin' out 2 da intelligent Set up System nuttaz @blissblogger etc.
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the horns in UK garage.another great example
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread Simon Reynolds.A short term measure to get round the program that rations my internet use (I was in mid-comment when it cut out). I am writing a book...
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Bconfetti used them a lot
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the horns in UK garage.Great example
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BAlways loved sax snippets in UKG (they're bit quiet here but you'll get the idea):
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Bdon't know if you've played around with them much, but there are ways in modern DAWS to make playing or programming different kinds of...
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BA lost future
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the horns in UK garage.However, denting my thesis somewhat, I realized that you can hear this kind of pseudo-sax in some Masters At Work, probably those same...
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the horns in UK garage.A few more examples Nu-Birth, "Anytime", from about 2 mins in The same thin parping riff pops up in Somore, "I Refuse (what you...
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Bblissblogger replied to the thread the horns in UK garage.this one at about 32 seconds in is again using the horn sound as more of a bassline-like rhythm parp however from about 2.15 in the...
