The Drum and Bass Discussion Thread
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Funny thing; when you search 'Harvest Wild Bunch' in Google, the second result is https://forums.themavesite.com/index.php?topic=8706.0
A mate of mine told me this on FB
EDIT:
Epic Crissy Criss mix with 5 GUESTIMIXES!;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00wh4hy/DandB_M1X_with_Crissy_Criss_5_Brand_New_Guestmixes!!
A mate of mine told me this on FB
EDIT:
Epic Crissy Criss mix with 5 GUESTIMIXES!;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b00wh4hy/DandB_M1X_with_Crissy_Criss_5_Brand_New_Guestmixes!!
Still my all-time-favorite liquid track.
https://forums.themavesite.com/threads/liquid-s-p-y-by-your-side.8228/
https://forums.themavesite.com/threads/liquid-s-p-y-by-your-side.8228/
Thinking about doing some drum and bass mixes again. Not necessarily by genre, but by release year. I'd start with 2007.
I'd use the explore feature of Discogs to find all the good tunes.
https://www.discogs.com/search/?sor...&genre_exact=Electronic&decade=2000&year=2007
Thoughts?
I'd use the explore feature of Discogs to find all the good tunes.
https://www.discogs.com/search/?sor...&genre_exact=Electronic&decade=2000&year=2007
Thoughts?
Thinking about adding prefixes to this board, though not sure whether to go for years (1993-2019) or genres (Liquid, Jump Up, Neurofunk,...)
Thoughts @Mauri @luggi ?
If we choose one, we keep the other as brackets []
EDIT: Think I'm leaning more towards years since there are sooo many drum and bass subgenres... Years are defined.
Breakbeat
Breakcore
Clownstep
Darkstep
Drill n Bass
Drumfunk
Drumstep
Experimental
Hardstep
Jungle
Jump Up
Liquid
Minimal
Neurofunk
Ragga Jungle
Techstep
....
Also there can be confusion about the correct genre, but the year will always be correct. (can use https://www.discogs.com/ to search for correct release year)
Thoughts @Mauri @luggi ?
If we choose one, we keep the other as brackets []
EDIT: Think I'm leaning more towards years since there are sooo many drum and bass subgenres... Years are defined.
Breakbeat
Breakcore
Clownstep
Darkstep
Drill n Bass
Drumfunk
Drumstep
Experimental
Hardstep
Jungle
Jump Up
Liquid
Minimal
Neurofunk
Ragga Jungle
Techstep
....
Also there can be confusion about the correct genre, but the year will always be correct. (can use https://www.discogs.com/ to search for correct release year)
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luggi
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Well, doesn't really matter if you'd do it by release year tbh... You can do it however you want, but if you do not plan on doing it regularly I'd just make some sort of best of or whatever...
For prefixes, I think genres would make more sense but it's indeed a shitload of work and I guess we won't be able to really label all of these tracks correctly, year would be interesting but the question is if it is necessary? I did it manually for the last posts ;p
Cheers for the feedback. We could also have genres but limit to the most popular ones: Liquid/Jungle/Jump Up/Neurofunk/Other?
Will sleep over it (literally)
I do kind of like this, but it's so over the top
Feel exactly the same about this one. There's just too much going on at the same time:
This one is also ridiculous
Critical Impact - Ten9Eight (Extended Mix)
In fact I like the entire release:
So many DJ's changed names of the years.
It's confusing the hell out of me.
Some recent rediscoveries.
Zodiac -> Modified Motion
Killa Hurt -> Original Sin
Double Zero -> Generation Dub (G Dub)
High Octane -> Dub Zero
Chowder -> DJ Pleasure
Dirty Harry -> DJ Hazard
Nailbiter -> Jayline
Jonny Cage -> Taxman
Generation Dub = Original Sin + Sub Zero
It's confusing the hell out of me.
Some recent rediscoveries.
Zodiac -> Modified Motion
Killa Hurt -> Original Sin
Double Zero -> Generation Dub (G Dub)
High Octane -> Dub Zero
Chowder -> DJ Pleasure
Dirty Harry -> DJ Hazard
Nailbiter -> Jayline
Jonny Cage -> Taxman
Generation Dub = Original Sin + Sub Zero