Jungle

[Corpsey]

this guy recreated snare hit for snare hit the lost unreleased dubplate mix of Johnny Jungle that he heard once on a Grooverider mixtape in 1993. that is thoroughly crazy (in the awesomest way possible) but it truly is the best mix of "Johnny" I've ever heard, even given the roughly 800 other remixes by big name junglists. changes the whole vibe of the tune from pure darkside to like proto-ambient jungle on almost a melancholic bliss tip, I dunno...best thing I've heard in a while anyway

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This is a cool idea

 

[Corpsey]

Enjoyed this interview with Hype, might as well share it here

Gone To A Rave #26: DJ Hype - Ransom Note

Kevin ‘DJ Hype’ Ford is a British institution. An early adopter of house and hardcore, Hype’s love of breakbeats, hip hop and reggae made him a pivotal player in the jungle scene. As a DJ he introduced hip hop scratch techniques to jungle mixing, and as a producer he teamed high speed breaks...

www.theransomnote.com

 

[dilbert1]

They'll call it pseudo jungle but I think it sounds alright

 

[dilbert1]

@Corpsey did you watch the two-part one DJ Ron did with him last year? I think the best episode of that podcast maybe

 

[Corpsey]

@Corpsey did you watch the two-part one DJ Ron did with him last year? I think the best episode of that podcast maybe

link plz

 

[dilbert1]

Oh its from nearly three years ago now lol. You'll probably love this he gets choked up a few times iirc, very wistful and (rightfully) proud guy, big heart

 

[shakahislop]

saw the lad tim reaper on sunday morning. was nice to see an NYC audience move to jungle. it was energetic. don't think i've ever seen jungle or d&b with so few totally wrecked people about. people were into it but also controlled. he played properly loud, the loudest i've seen that place actually. room full of fog and daylight coming through the windows.

 

[shakahislop]

jungle does sound a bit weird without the scuzzy 1992 production. it sounds more like IDM actually without that. and he seems to have an aversion to chipmunks and pianos

 

[dilbert1]

saw the lad tim reaper on sunday morning. was nice to see an NYC audience move to jungle. it was energetic. don't think i've ever seen jungle or d&b with so few totally wrecked people about. people were into it but also controlled. he played properly loud, the loudest i've seen that place actually. room full of fog and daylight coming through the windows.

jungle does sound a bit weird without the scuzzy 1992 production. it sounds more like IDM actually without that. and he seems to have an aversion to chipmunks and pianos

So “pseudo” but good!

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[dilbert1]

“Every man do his thing a likkle way different ¯\_(ツ)_/¯” is what I thought to myself when you said you don’t like music anymore

 

[dilbert1]

But you can’t double post this in one day and expect me to believe that little story of yours!

 

[dilbert1]

“Every man do his thing a likkle way different ¯\_(ツ)_/¯” is what I thought to myself when you said you don’t like music anymore

This version is mint, cool and ahead of its time almost a little too much, like something on Keep Hush or Boiler Room

 

[luka]

no one listens to music after the age of 30

 

[dilbert1]

I’ll be 31 at the end of the month, fighting to prove you wrong

 

[luka]

I’ll be 31 at the end of the month, fighting to prove you wrong

do a tea meme oldster

 

[0bleak]

jungle does sound a bit weird without the scuzzy 1992 production. it sounds more like IDM actually without that. and he seems to have an aversion to chipmunks and pianos

I ran one through my patented scuzzifier

 

[thirdform]

jungle does sound a bit weird without the scuzzy 1992 production. it sounds more like IDM actually without that. and he seems to have an aversion to chipmunks and pianos

fucking hell. hanging out with the red scare lot really done a number on your critical faculties.