Say wha??? Utopian and ambient?? I'll bet all you listen to is releases
on LGR/GLR and those damn "Promised Land" compilations....ever heard of
No-U-Turn or Prototype records? Most of the jungle I listen to could only
be described as utopian if your ideal is a bleak, technology oriented
wasteland, and ambient if the ambience you are looking for was concocted by
H. R. Gieger...
[blah blah blah]
>>125 plus. so actually bass is hotter and more aggressive than jungle.
Doubt it. I've heard some pretty fucking aggressive jungle that can smash
your head in.
At 02:31 PM 6/21/97 -0700, elson trinidad wrote:
>I tried to write a jungle tune that would "morph" in and out from a typical
>Miami Bass "boom chik boom" drum beat to a junglist rhythm, but upping the
>tempo of the 808 beat didn't *feel* like Miami Bass anymore. I could have
>made a compromise with a mid-way tempo, but it still didn't sound right to
>my ears.
Check out the Doc Scott rmx. of Yokota-Wait For a Day on Harthouse.
Doesn't switch up, just a jungle track made with those sounds...(boom
chkboom,chk..)
laterrrr,
Dylan.
PS - sorry for sounding so pissy, but I'm having one of those days...so
back off or I'll smash you with my Razors Edge #4 or Moving Shadow #111!!!
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