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Straight from the Treasure Chest this one! Theres a dodgy vid and everything...
Tracklisting:
1. DJ Gunshot – Soundboy (No U-Turn)
2. Code Blue – Angels In Dub [DJ Crystl Rmx] (Deejay)
3. Orca – Liar (Lucky Spin)
4. Dj Hype – Tiger Style (Ganja)
5. Tek 9 – Pushing Back Rmx (Reinforced)
6. Dillinja – Perfect Match (Deadly Vinyl)
7. DJ Hype – Dreams (Suburban Base)
8. Underground Software – Find Yourself Another [Big] (Reinforced)
9. Mad Dog – Easy (Underdog)
10. Andy C – Roll On (Ram)
11. Cold Mission – For Da Ladies (Reinforced)
12. Shimon – Predator [L Double Rmx] (Ram)
13. Dopestyle – You Must Think First! (Ganja)
14. Chris Energy – Zalongo (Reinforced)
15. Sub Sequence – State Of Mind (Too’z Up)
16. Asylum – Steppin’ Hard (Metalheadz)
17. Skool Of Hard Knocks – Autorinse (Grand Larceny)
18. Da Intalex – What You Gonna Do (Flex)
19. Dillinja – Brutal Bass (Metalheadz)
20. L Double – Rock Dat Shit [Big Baggy Shorts Mix] (Flex)
21. Code 071 – A London Something [Tek 9 Rmx] (Reinforced)
22. Danny Breaks – Step Off [Splash Rmx] (Droppin Science)
23. Tom & Jerry – Dancer (Tom & Jerry)
24. Atlas – Drifting Thru The Galaxy (Deejay)
25. Badman – The Rising (IQ)
26. Missing – Known Around Da Hood (Tearin Vinyl)
27. L Double – Nah Ease Up (Flex)
Text (excerpt):
...As was my way back then, the only real limitation that I imposed on myself here was to avoid taking the standard path of caning endless Amens… I mean, nobody can argue with that break and its enduring appeal, but there was so much more quality out there that was as much ‘Jungle’ - if not even more so - than the many standard Amen button-pushers that filled up the fringes of the scene back then… and which many people today seem to consider the sum total of the 'Jungle' sound.
Needless to say, I don’t. For me, Jungle was as much about the darkly sweet vibes created by mixing raw breaks with heavy sub-bass, and by pushing samples to the forefront instead of synthesis, than about using this break over that...
Enjoy.
http://www.weareie.com/2006/04/naphta-beat-suite-030306.html
Tracklisting:
1. DJ Gunshot – Soundboy (No U-Turn)
2. Code Blue – Angels In Dub [DJ Crystl Rmx] (Deejay)
3. Orca – Liar (Lucky Spin)
4. Dj Hype – Tiger Style (Ganja)
5. Tek 9 – Pushing Back Rmx (Reinforced)
6. Dillinja – Perfect Match (Deadly Vinyl)
7. DJ Hype – Dreams (Suburban Base)
8. Underground Software – Find Yourself Another [Big] (Reinforced)
9. Mad Dog – Easy (Underdog)
10. Andy C – Roll On (Ram)
11. Cold Mission – For Da Ladies (Reinforced)
12. Shimon – Predator [L Double Rmx] (Ram)
13. Dopestyle – You Must Think First! (Ganja)
14. Chris Energy – Zalongo (Reinforced)
15. Sub Sequence – State Of Mind (Too’z Up)
16. Asylum – Steppin’ Hard (Metalheadz)
17. Skool Of Hard Knocks – Autorinse (Grand Larceny)
18. Da Intalex – What You Gonna Do (Flex)
19. Dillinja – Brutal Bass (Metalheadz)
20. L Double – Rock Dat Shit [Big Baggy Shorts Mix] (Flex)
21. Code 071 – A London Something [Tek 9 Rmx] (Reinforced)
22. Danny Breaks – Step Off [Splash Rmx] (Droppin Science)
23. Tom & Jerry – Dancer (Tom & Jerry)
24. Atlas – Drifting Thru The Galaxy (Deejay)
25. Badman – The Rising (IQ)
26. Missing – Known Around Da Hood (Tearin Vinyl)
27. L Double – Nah Ease Up (Flex)
Text (excerpt):
...As was my way back then, the only real limitation that I imposed on myself here was to avoid taking the standard path of caning endless Amens… I mean, nobody can argue with that break and its enduring appeal, but there was so much more quality out there that was as much ‘Jungle’ - if not even more so - than the many standard Amen button-pushers that filled up the fringes of the scene back then… and which many people today seem to consider the sum total of the 'Jungle' sound.
Needless to say, I don’t. For me, Jungle was as much about the darkly sweet vibes created by mixing raw breaks with heavy sub-bass, and by pushing samples to the forefront instead of synthesis, than about using this break over that...
Enjoy.
http://www.weareie.com/2006/04/naphta-beat-suite-030306.html