The Dissensus Jungle Poll Is Now Open

firefinga

firefinga

Well-known member
1994 01 02

Slowly getting into 1994, here's my favs for January and February:

DJ Crystl - Inna Year 4000
DJ Crystl - Your Destiny
Future Sound of Hardcore vol 2 - Promised Land
A Guy Called Gerald - The Glok Track
Boogie Times Tribe - The Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown Re-Remix)
Chalke - The Future
DJ Red Alert and Mike Slammer - Gotta Release/Ruffer
DJ Ruffkutt - Dangerous/Dub White
Intense - Paradox
Peshay - Piano Tune
Nut-E-1 - Underwater Fireworks
Sonz of a Loop Da Loop Era - Riots in Rayleigh
Studio Pressure - First Sequence
 
firefinga

firefinga

Well-known member
March 1994

Here's my favs for March '94 list:

Deep Blue - Helicopter Tune (Rufige Cru Remix)
DJ Dextrous and Rude Boy Keith - Wicked
Eternal Bass - Infinity
Ginetix - All Torn Up
Justice - Soothe My Soul (Blame's Mix)
Lucida - The Project/Tunnel Vision
Frighty and Jucksie Nice or F.O.I. - Natural Substance
Remarc and Lewi Cifer - Ricky/Cape Fear
Anthill Mob - Black Rushin (Anthill Remix)
Warrior Bass - Future World
 
firefinga

firefinga

Well-known member
April '94

Here my picks from april '94:

2on1 o1 Rufige Cru - Fury
2on1 02 DJ Crystl - King of the Beats/Omni Trio Thru the Vibe (94)
Adam F - Sea of Destiny
Swift and Zinc - Food for Life
Blame and Justice - Essence (The Groove)
Boogie times Tribe - My Soul
Bounty Killers - Do It Now
D'Cruze - World Within A World 94 Remix
Dillinja - Sovereign Melody
DJ Hype - Roll Da Beats (Inject The Bass Mix)
DMS and Boneman X - Life Is A Circle
Edge of Darkness - Angel Dust
Hannibal Lecter - Darkman
Innervisions - My World
Jumping Jack Frost - Pornography (94 Remix)
Q Project - Deep Concentration
MA1 - Ruffige
Renegade - Terrorist
Bizzy B and Technochild - Fighting Without Fighting (Intro Mix)
Smokey Joe - Special Request
D'Cruze - Heaven
Tekniq - Awakening
House Crew - Super Hero
Tight Control - Storm Trooper
Vertigo - Deep Cover/Caution
 
firefinga

firefinga

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May 1994:

Area 39 - Clint/The Warning
Back 2 Basics - Horns for 94 (Get Busy Mix)
Dillinja feat. Clarky - Steeler's Anthem/Sax into the Night
DJ Buz - Slave/Warrior Charge
DJ Dextrous & Rude Boy Keith - Jungle Theme
DJ Rap - Digable Bass
DJ Solo - Made In London
Dubtronix - Screw Face
E.Sharpe and Jimmy Fingers - Midnight Massacre (UK Mix)
Eat Life - The Bells (DJ Pooch Remix)
Enforcers 6
EZ Rollers - Rolled Into 1
Flatliner - Big Bang
Goops - Alright
Heavyweight Vol 1 A/B
Invisible Man - Power/Skyline
DJ Lee/Tango/Gwange - Solutions/2 Deep
Love Dove Jay and Biscuits - The Hitchcock Storey
Low Key Movement - Come Cross
DJ Trace - Inside Information
Nookie - Give a Little Love/Livin Inside A Dream
Omni Trio Vol 4 - Rollin Heights
Rev P - Rhythm Process
RJ - Oriental Sunrise
Shimon - The Predator
Slipmatt - Breaking Free
Shy FX and Gunsmoke - Gangsta Kid
The Darkest Knight - The Darkest Knight
Tom and Jerry - Maximum Style

That will be my last month by month rundown unfortunately. Had an urgent meeting yesterday which took way more time than expected, so I'll have not enough time to go all the way to December '94.

Hopefully I'll be able to get in a top 100 of '94 at least.
 
padraig (u.s.)

padraig (u.s.)

a monkey that will go ape
Hey yall. Not gonna make it with a poll. Don't wanna ask for further extensions, although thank you to sadmanb for the previously granted ones. Just don't have the time to sit and listen to tunes these days. Wouldn't feel good voting when I haven't made the effort to go over an absolute ton of stuff that isn't fresh in my head. Not exhaustive research or anything, I mean like the basics. I'll continue to chime in periodically with obscure gems and eventually (probably in like 6 months or something) I'll put up a proper poll of my own. Thanks to everyone who got it together to vote, look fwd to hearing the results.

Also:

 
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sadmanbarty

Well-known member
You can still send ballots in over this weekend. They don't have to be long, well researched or ranked. Don't be pedantic, go with your gut.
 
droid

droid

Well-known member
padraig (u.s.) said:
Hey yall. Not gonna make it with a poll. Don't wanna ask for further extensions, although thank you to sadmanb for the previously granted ones. Just don't have the time to sit and listen to tunes these days. Wouldn't feel good voting when I haven't made the effort to go over an absolute ton of stuff that isn't fresh in my head. Not exhaustive research or anything, I mean like the basics. I'll continue to chime in periodically with obscure gems and eventually (probably in like 6 months or something) I'll put up a proper poll of my own. Thanks to everyone who got it together to vote, look fwd to hearing the results.
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Worse than John Eden's abstain on Brexit.
 
Corpsey

Corpsey

bandz ahoy
My longlist

Ruffest Gun Ark
Your Sound
Let It Roll
Warpdrive
Renegade Snares (Foul Play RMX)
Terrorist
Easy
Roll On
Worries in the Dance
Black
Code Red 94
Babylon
Jump Mk II
R-Type
Finest Illusion
Remember The Roller
Who Jah Bless?
Drumz 95
Kemistry
The License
Atlantis
Being With You
All Crew Must Big Up
World of Music
Dead Bass O.U. RMX
Hearing is Believing
This is LA
The Angels Fell
Sky
U Don't Know RM
Maximum Style
Original Nuttah
Incredible
Intelligent Woman
Fire (Urban Shakedown RMX)
RIP
Mo Musik (African Chant)
Skrewface
Out (Jack and Phil RMX)
Johnny
Breaking Free
Sweet Vibrations
The Water Margin
Solutions
Dark Stranger (OU Rmx)
Spacefunk
Twelve Midnight
The Trooper
I Come In Peace
Imagine the Future
The Piano Tune
Aquatic
You Must Think First
Surrender
Durban Poison
Final Chapta
Champion Sound (Alliance RMX)
Daylight
 
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sadmanbarty

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You can still send in ballots

They won't change the results this week, but I may do a revised list at some point in the future if enough come in and the results are significantly altered. Ranked ballots are best, but I can also use long lists. Send over private message or sadmanbarty@gmail.com using the title Jungle Poll 2.

I've already had one come on monday morning so I think there could be a few of you.

If contributors feels like revising their ballot, that's also welcome.
 
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baboon2004

Darned cockwombles.
I really enjoyed this interview. Luka (and anyone else) - what are other interviews, documentaries etc that challenge/vary from the 'canonical' history of jungle/drum 'n' bass that even I -as someone with very limited knowledge of jungle - have heard 1 000 000 times?

luka said:
reminds me of this great interview.
http://www.theransomnote.co.uk/music/gone-rave/gone-to-a-rave-51-paul-ibiza-gets-real/


When you say ‘it’s not yours’ who are you addressing that to?

Well going back to what we said earlier about the racial tension, when I came into this rave culture scene there were white DJs and there were black DJs, and a lot of the white DJs found jungle a threat. The early drum n bass got shut down. The jungle became an inner city black culture, it was strong and vibrant and it sort of slowed down the white DJs thing. People were moaning, they were complaining about it. A lot of the white DJs were saying, ‘ahh it’s too moody, it’s too dark, I don’t like it’, but it grew so big. After ’94 the drum n bass boys fought back.
At the time there was a lot of controversy around the name drum n bass– when people started using the term drum n bass there was a feeling in some corners that this was to hide the scene’s black roots

Well, I’m glad you said that. The name drum n bass is of black origin anyway, it said on my dad’s old records “drum n bass or version” – but what we think of as drum & bass now, I hate drum & bass. It’s moody. OK, Im not gonna say I don’t like it, but… Take Rob Playford. Rob Playford used to work for me in the early Ibiza days. He was a DJ. He used to come to my house with his long straggly hair, sat down in my house and said, I want to be a DJ, so I said, come on then. Colour had stopped mattering to me by this point, so I said come on then, and I took Rob Playford under my wing. So he then started doing his own label, all the Moving Shadow stuff, calling his rave Voodoo Rave. And I said, hold on Rob, I didn’t think you liked the black culture, why are you calling you’re rave Voodoo Rave, all of that. And the minute he started making money he came out with this thing called Intelligent Drum n Bass, and I started seeing what was going on here. The scene was splitting- jungle is black and drum n bass is white, is that what you’re telling me? And that’s what was happening. It started with Moving Shadow with a record called Snow.
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yyaldrin

yyaldrin

in je ogen waait de wind
sadmanbarty said:
You can still send in ballots

They won't change the results this week, but I may do a revised list at some point in the future if enough come in and the results are significantly altered. Ranked ballots are best, but I can also use long lists. Send over private message or sadmanbarty@gmail.com using the title Jungle Poll 2.

I've already had one come on monday morning so I think there could be a few of you.

If contributors feels like revising their ballot, that's also welcome.
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what's the results then?
 
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sadmanbarty

Well-known member
dissensus is in a much healthier place now. could probably do a poll now if anyone has any ideas broad enough to include us all.
 
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