Rudewhy's Bassline Top 100

[shiels]

2. Dubbel Dutch - B Leave (DJ Q & TS7 Remix) (2011)

is this same guy producing popcaan?

 

[shiels]

great effort. i love dissensus being this massive repository of arcane knowledge. a library of alexandria for marginal dance music trends.

It’s good atm isn’t it, free expressive

 

[slackk]

is this same guy producing popcaan?

Yeah same lad. Great dj too.

@Rudewhy do you have the bassline version of isley brothers' busted that Jamie duggan used to play?

 

[RWY]

@slackk I don’t I’m afraid - the producer was Finga Tipz if that’s of any help to you, however, I’ve never come across any of his tracks for download.

 

[thirdform]

hey mate, absolute masterclass thread. i have about 20 gigs of bassline sets on the hd here, dm me on twatter or something and I will stick it up on dropbox.

As you can guess most of them are cd rips and track 01, 02. sometimes the skip silence tool in fb2k works, sometimes it doesn't. there are also some bassline niche things in there.

 

[thirdform]

27. DJ Pantha ft. Bomma B - Bully Boyz (2008)

All time fav this one.

 

[thirdform]

What distinguishes the tunes themselves though? What would you find in a bassline tune you wouldn't in a speed garage tune? Less swing?

speed garage, more reese, more shuffle from US garage - with exceptions. ragga samples and gunshots obviously.
bassline house - organ basslines, hardly no ragga samples, like a faster version of 90s handbag house.
bassline - rnb samples, grime mcs, metronomic semi-hard house beats with sometimes a mechanical 2step shuffle and those wobbling ts7/q basslines which mean the lack of the swing in the beats paradoxically makes the track as a whole swing harder.

 

[thirdform]

great effort. i love dissensus being this massive repository of arcane knowledge. a library of alexandria for marginal dance music trends.

100% totally agree. what genre should we do next? happy hardcore?

I can probably do a top 100 but the cheese quotient is too much for me to take during winter.

@Matthew 's nigerian funk obscurities?

 

[thirdform]

74. Lil Mo vs Youngstar - Forever Bongo (DJ Total Mash Up) (2006)

another fav, could never get enough of this bitd. so simple but so effective.

 

[thirdform]

54. TS7 ft. Tonia - Smile (2007)

shout out to my old mate rob outrage from leeds, used to hammer this one.

 

[RWY]

7:13 - 8:36

 

[RWY]

Interesting interview with a drunk Murkz from 48:48 onwards.

 

[version]

 

[boxedjoy]

 

[...]

I'm sorry, would you just add your own daubs to the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

 

[catalog]

Bit harsh, don't really see what the problem is. I doubt Rudewhy would mind.

 

[version]

I'm sorry, would you just add your own daubs to the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

Thought this was the bassline thread now. I was looking for a speed garage thread too then remembered he also did one of them,

Rudewhy's Speed Garage Top 100

I've been meaning to put this together for a while now but I previously just didn't have the time (or energy) to commit to it. I've intentionally left out most of the big classics (RIP Groove, Gunman, Hype The Funk etc.) as everyone and their uncle has heard these tracks countless times before...

dissensus.com

 

[shiels]

86. Platinum - Over The Heartache (Jamie Duggan “Niche RIP” Mix) (2005)

So beautiful