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minimal or no... the i:cube mix of 'the feeling' by toby tobias, featuring the lovely kathy diamond - it is pure sex.

sweet harmony...

still get a cold buzz from the drop... Johnny Jungle - Flammable gurley remix of hyperfunk was one the tracks that tipped me to ukg. amazing percussion. valley of the shadows is such a classic. definition of economy...

it is a musical mecca... all the people i know from when i got into music ended up living in london or at least visited. could be my advancing years but from the outside nothing past grime has held the vitality the styles from the 80s / 90s did...

i like messiah but i'm more a njoi malfunction/mindflux fellow...

Skanna did some dope tracks for sure... he wasn't massive but well known and Bukem and Groove etc played his tracks. That sample, you're referring to the Papua New Guinea loop at the break? Nebula II Invisible Man DOPE Intense - check out the original mix of The Quickening, still stands up...

i think its still going but the moniker is the thing thats wrong... should be something like 'the uk inversion of musical values nuum'... from rave utopia to hardcore buzz to jungle depth to dnb whiteout to garage sex to grime anger to dubstep rootsicalism to bassline sillyness etc... though...

The ism schism.

Hes probably talking about clipping the sample itself (either in a sampler or software) rather than driving it so hard across the master bus that it clips. Lots of producers do this as a quick means of getting samples punchy/crunchy. DnB producers have been doing it for years.

i dislike that kind of sexless rnb android vocal. its the wrong kind of creepy... fave vocal treatment this year is the paul woolford mix of reach for me: http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF1302122-02-01-01.mp3 the intro is the bollocks. simple enough layering and fx but executed to perfection. epic.

in respect to it being disconcerting... thats something I always appreciate. i mean if modern music is painstakingly constructed, anything that makes that evident has at least an ounce of honesty, even if its merely aping a popular trend or pretending to be street, whatever that means any more.

looks like hes having the best time ever. haha!

i blame autotune for the lack of vibrato. gumdrops: why do you want more effects on vocals?

yeah... drexciyan comic book imagery and Underground Resistance etc

christopher d ashley

Except for the Benassi... ;_;

If Felix's set was anything like his GU Milan mix it must have had a fair smattering of everything that's good in the world: http://www.discogs.com/release/1343903 imosho!

nice panda Mr T

guy called gerald in berlin 2006... sweet jungle techno live set. fast tempo, some nice stabby riffs and beats. http://rapidshare.com/files/122663865/A-Guy-Called-Gerald-live-at-club-icon-berlin-04-06-06.mp3 still a fresh sound when its done right.

still really enjoying most things paul woolford puts out. e.g. black orchid. fun scribbly synth bit. big sub. tidy beats and drops. massive massive sound... his mix of myomi 'sun in my eyes' was very 'troit, but that new track 'utopia' is even moreso! and his mix of 'reach for me' from the...