| Poll: Who's for reggae dnb? |
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| No way, José!! No reggae in my dnb, thank u. And it's to take with me |
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man this is yet something else thats been done to death, to be honest i do like it.....but gimme something fresh.......
but if your into it check out smith and mighty.......
also checkout the breakbeat worldwide site and download the most recent breakfastaz mix.......ok its nu skool breaks but theres lots of dub styling going on.
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19-05-2005 23:57 |
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06-06-2006 06:66 |
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No thanks!
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"In dnb you should make people jump not swim"
- Pieter Frenssen 2004
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20-05-2005 07:10 |
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As long as it's original and sounds good, I dig it 
My box has a lot of digital and ray keith stuff in it, but I don't play it at parties that often, just to relax at home
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20-05-2005 13:00 |
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Originally posted by Surya
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what do you mean no thanks,!!!!!
do you have any idea where drum n bass comes from, you can trace the roots of dance music all the way back to 40s jamaica.........
do you have any concept of where jungle came from,????!!!
the styles which resulted in samplers!!!????? the dj technology!!!!?????
jamaica>america>london.......do some research
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20-05-2005 14:44 |
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I know all that, but that doesn't mean I have to like ragga, now does it? I don't like ragga or DnB that's influenced by it.
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"In dnb you should make people jump not swim"
- Pieter Frenssen 2004
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20-05-2005 15:07 |
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fair enough, but my point is really that all dnb is influenced by reggae.
ok we had calypso, then we had ska, this developed into reggae........then came the sound systems......then during the 50s,60s,70s there was a mass exodus of jamaicans to places all over the world....its widely acknowledged that the street parties in the us from which hip hop and turntablism developed were majorly influenced by the jamaican communities..........i think you can see where im going with this........hip hop, samplers, disco, funk, house, garage etc etc etc etc etc
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20-05-2005 15:41 |
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reggae dnb
here's my opinion (strictly personal)
"reggae & dnb" makes me think to :
dark & white, fade & bright, fat & slim, delicious & jupiler, delicate & drunkard, modest & french, computer & works, for & against, with & without, driving & drinking, up & down, before & after, drugs & health, bruxelles & halle & vilvoorde, east & west, north & south, sun & rain, iPod & cheap, knokke & durbuy, hell & heaven, etc, etc, etc...
you get my point ? 
EITHER one, OR the other. they so can't be mixed, or by mistake
i love dnb
i hate reggae
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20-05-2005 16:31 |
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Originally posted by emmetje
reggae dnb
here's my opinion (strictly personal)
"reggae & dnb" makes me think to :
dark & white, fade & bright, fat & slim, delicious & jupiler, delicate & drunkard, modest & french, computer & works, for & against, with & without, driving & drinking, up & down, before & after, drugs & health, bruxelles & halle & vilvoorde, east & west, north & south, sun & rain, iPod & cheap, knokke & durbuy, hell & heaven, etc, etc, etc...
you get my point ?
EITHER one, OR the other. they so can't be mixed, or by mistake
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yeh but they are both linked very strongly, without reggae, dub etc there wouldnt have been any dnb.
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20-05-2005 16:42 |
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neurofunk for ex. has nothing to do with reggae whatsoever.
only due to the construction being dnb and dnb owes in return to reggae - is that your point ?
like saying Napalm Death has been influenced by the Beatles
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20-05-2005 17:30 |
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06-06-2006 06:66 |
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point is that the early jungle tunes had strong reggae influences which added this wicked vibe to it. i personnally love it. the stuff frisko mentioned is wicked, but the best stuff is tunes like 'ganja man' and 'police and helicopter'. that stuff was the best!
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20-05-2005 17:33 |
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Offcourse! Both bands use guitars + drums + singing!
No, exactly, neurofunk, or Evol shit has EXTREMELY little to do with reggae, now doesn't it?
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- Pieter Frenssen 2004
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20-05-2005 18:51 |
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Someone play me some Jungle dnb I don't like! Boh!
 
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20-05-2005 19:17 |
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lol frisko course im not on about that, i know my jungle . . . somewhat. Im on about the one done by Krome and Time I think.
the best stuff was on the rogue trooper and gjs unite compilations man. wicked track im reliving at the moment is "Smokers Rythym" by DJ SS.
Oh and who doesn't like 'Original Nutter'? The best tune ever created, unless I'm very much mistaken.
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21-05-2005 15:09 |
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yeha its like that, dont think its those exact words, but you cant really tell cos its usually timestretched to fuck.
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21-05-2005 15:20 |
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