Original Nuttah - Saxperience

MJRallying · 10th October 2009, 19:01

Im not a fan of drum and bass but love this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzbdBk6XQ6Y

claff · 10th October 2009, 19:17

Its an absolutly wicked track.

Elliott · 10th October 2009, 19:19

right tune that!

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 19:20

Music section

A very big tune in its day, and featured on alot of compiliation cds

Ashleyp · 10th October 2009, 19:52

not a big fan of the jungle era, probs because i wasnt bought up in it

as said, was respected in the day.

although from the old "amen era" i do love this

new style jungle or "j-tek" as it's known is growing on me, i know the guy who started this movement, and it's got a lot of support from many big & very well respected DJ's out there

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 19:55

Buckems stuff allways has been good ashley, and conrad is the only 'mc' i dont think is a Massive Cock.

Im still a big roni size fan, allways been good when ive shot him live.

Ashleyp · 10th October 2009, 20:00

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Originally Posted by Ryan

Buckems stuff allways has been good ashley, and conrad is the only 'mc' i dont think is a Massive Cock.

Im still a big roni size fan, allways been good when ive shot him live.

aye, roni size is good. it's hard for me to relate to the "old skool" as i was never part of it, sometimes wish i was 10 years older and had experienced it all.

seen bukem play a few times, awesome DJ, conrad MC'd over a mate's set too when him & LTJ were in bedford

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 20:04

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Originally Posted by Ashleyp

aye, roni size is good. it's hard for me to relate to the "old skool" as i was never part of it, sometimes wish i was 10 years older and had experienced it all.

seen bukem play a few times, awesome DJ, conrad MC'd over a mate's set too when him & LTJ were in bedford

I knew about the old skool before i was old enough to go out, why i cant stand most the new stuff, its just commercial kiddy crap.

Got a ton of goldie stuff still on vinyl etc...

Been fortunate enough to work with a few of the guys now and had some banging nights

Ashleyp · 10th October 2009, 20:09

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Originally Posted by Ryan

I knew about the old skool before i was old enough to go out, why i cant stand most the new stuff, its just commercial kiddy crap.

Got a ton of goldie stuff still on vinyl etc...

Been fortunate enough to work with a few of the guys now and had some banging nights

yeah, i think the commercial crap has been a plague of most scenes recently, house / trance / dnb / dubstep,

but obviously house / trance & dnb have all been around long enough to remain a non-commercial music

OT, but did you see goldie write a symphony for the BBC proms? the guys such a talent it's unreal

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 20:18

Nah didnt see that with goldie, tbh not even seen hes done much production work recently as i just dont listen to any dnb now.

Id say the trance scene is well out of the commerical era it was in a few years back, all the cool kids listen to dubstep and funky/electro.

theres still the odd shit like cascada etc... but its not as big in that scence as it once was.

Ashleyp · 10th October 2009, 20:20

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Originally Posted by Ryan

Nah didnt see that with goldie, tbh not even seen hes done much production work recently as i just dont listen to any dnb now.

Id say the trance scene is well out of the commerical era it was in a few years back, all the cool kids listen to dubstep and funky/electro.

theres still the odd shit like cascada etc... but its not as big in that scence as it once was.

true, everyones a dubstep fan these days, because theyve heard of benga

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 20:25

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true, everyones a dubstep fan these days, because theyve heard of benga

La roux + mary anne hobbs to thank for the 'revolution'

next year it will be something like techno, although that was what everyone did when they wanted to be cool a couple of years ago, and its still shite.

Mochachino · 10th October 2009, 20:29

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Originally Posted by Ryan

La roux + mary anne hobbs to thank for the 'revolution'

next year it will be something like techno, although that was what everyone did when they wanted to be cool a couple of years ago, and its still shite.

andddd Annie Mac. Her shows are a pretty good for pre night out raving.

Ashleyp · 10th October 2009, 20:29

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Originally Posted by Ryan

La roux + mary anne hobbs to thank for the 'revolution'

next year it will be something like techno, although that was what everyone did when they wanted to be cool a couple of years ago, and its still shite.

lol, i like mary anne hobbs, she still plays some cool underground tracks on her shows

annie mac was the 1st to play the la roux remix, i remember it as i listend to her show on the way back from down saaafff when i bought my vts lol

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 20:33

lol,

I miss thursdays when eddie was on, my mate was one of 'eddies army'

ross hutchinson AKA major problems.

Mochachino · 10th October 2009, 20:49

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lol,

I miss thursdays when eddie was on, my mate was one of 'eddies army'

ross hutchinson AKA major problems.

Eddie? You getting mixed up with Radio 2 Ryan? Think im too young tbh.

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 20:50

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Eddie? You getting mixed up with Radio 2 Ryan? Think im too young tbh.

http://www.eddiehalliwell.com/portal/

For those who dont post 'brap brap' youtube links

Mochachino · 10th October 2009, 21:35

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Originally Posted by Ryan

http://www.eddiehalliwell.com/portal/

For those who dont post 'brap brap' youtube links

theyre not brap brap lol.

I can imagine you shaking your head when another one of my links pop up on facebook haha

I shall check the link out.

EDIT: not really into that sort of music to appreciate him as a DJ. Only enjoy that music on a night out tbh.

Ryan^p · 10th October 2009, 21:49

Every time I see one of your facebook links I wish i had the ignore youtube option.