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"timeless"
- goldie
debut lp from goldie that
not only placed him at the forefront of the scene but also raised
drum'n'bass from the underground. getting much critical acclaim from
the media, it was and still is an excellent lp.
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"metalheadz
- platinum
breakz" - various artists
the first compilation from
the sunday club night that began at the blue note in hoxton, london.
sounding slightly more breakbeat in places than drum'n'bass, it laid the
foundation to what can be described as a "metalheadz sound" (in
comparision to other forms e.g. reprazent, logical progression, tru playaz).
also contains the classic "pulp fiction" by alex reece.
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"new
forms" - roni size reprazent
mercury prize winning debut
lp from roni size and the bristol collective reprazent. heavy jazz
influences - amazingly demonstrated by the track, "brown paper bag".
brilliant album - didn't
even bother me that it came on a bank breaking 9x12" vinyl format!
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"ltj
bukem presents logical
progression" -
a
style of laid back drum'n'bass made famous by the logical progression club
nights.
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"two
pages" - 4 hero
the
original jungle/drum'n'bass producers release this breakbeat project that
was seen as a new turning point for drum'n'bass.
contains:
"star chasers"
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"ultra
obscene" - breakbeat era
not content
with releasing tunes under his own name and reprazent, roni size is also
involved with breakbeat era. a fresh sounding album that was
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"v
classics" - various artists
v
recordings is one of the original jungle/drum'n'bass records labels
that has been there from the very start. artists to their credit
include: roni size, dj krust, dj die, ray keith to name a few. this
album reflects the best the label has to offer and every track
demonstrates just that. the styles vary too, jazz formula's in roni
size "it's jazzy", deep dark breakbeats in dillinjah
"unexplored terrain" - if you like drum'n'bass in all it's
forms, then you'll be into this album.
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"planet
v" - various artists
the
follow up to the 1997 compilation, "v classics". equally
as good, and twice as many tracks.
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