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hmm where is this available, can't find in the thread

something like this: sounds a lot like early grime beats to me

i think he may have been referring to more of the way a lot of what they're doing with sub bass and vocal samples is reminiscent of some uk hardcore continuum tropes, without them necessarily being aware of that.. but i'd be curious to know to what extent this is actually true. can anyone with...

Sorry all, I tried uploading the archive to megaupload but it failed, gonna be another few hours (assuming it works this time). If it's no good I'll make a torrent I suppose.

damn, yeah that's great.. what ayers track is it btw?

DJ_ROC_-_THE_CRACK_ALBUM_-_MIXED.mp3 - 110.33MB Here's a dj roc mix i assembled from individual streaming tracks on imeem. the unmixed tracks will be in the big pack *edit - to be clear they were already mixed but separated tracks on imeem, and i merely stitched them back together in audacity...

whoever is putting together the dj nate comp on planet mu, you should include Below Zero (it's a cold world sample).... whatever that track is.

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it's taking a bit longer to sort out than anticipated. just cleaning up the folders, consolidating stuff. here's another elmoe piece while you wait. dj_elmoe_-_movies__panic_squad_.mp3 - 8.63MB

Lewis Carroll's Alice books make me laugh out loud several times per page. Adding to the Moby Dick chorus and to whoever said Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and many Chekhov short stories and the absolute master, the funniest writer in the english language: STANLEY ELKIN

01_-_dj_elmoe_-_werkin_in_da_circle_-_whea_yo_ghost_at_whea_yo_dead_man.mp3 - 5.66MB 17_-_dj_elmoe_-_werkin_in_da_circle_-_dragon_bangz.mp3 - 11.97MB 19_-_dj_elmoe_-_werkin_in_da_circle_-_jazz_werks.mp3 - 4.77MB he has a tendency to be deeper and spacier than others... kind of a cross between...

i'm in the process of tagging up/making neat my archive of imeem rips... i'll share it via pm to whoever wants it. queue up. it'll be a few days but it's coming along. it's comprised of rather poor recordings of stuff that was public, as low bitrate streams... so for the discerning music...

holy smokes, seriously? that's brilliant. license the one with the evanescence sample, it's worth it

what if it'd been in the hip hop thread where it equally belongs?

this is a tune for driving

not exactly current anymore (september 09?) but this riddim is sick:

the entirety of John Cassavetes' Husbands:

speaking of gray... devil mix/ dubstep riddim from gray + at least what slsk claims is gray

I finally found this after years of searching. I used to be very interested in Vincent Gallo as a teenager. Anyway, the music is special. Side A, if re-released today, would garner a lot of attention from contemporary noise artists. Side B sounds like proto minimal techno of the basic channel...