Drum'n'bass 98-99

[luka]

also I know for a fact @luka invented you because you haven't listened to my recommendations, which are all highly dynamic and dramatic.

some critics aver that craner is my greatest creation

 

[craner]

Even Craner thinks Craner is your great greatest creation

 

[thirdform]

I’m sorry Third I let you down again

I first got an incling of what a failure of a son you were to your parents when you were waxing lyrical about 90s handbag house, but then A) didn't follow the continuum into Judge Jules type trance and hard house and B) denied your position was not at all that of the inverted snob, where you pretend never to have heard Juan Atkins and Dave Clarke.

 

[craner]

I did hear Dave Clarke and it was the most boring thing I'd ever heard in my life. 'U Sure Do' was fantastic, though!

 

[thirdform]

I did hear Dave Clarke and it was the most boring thing I'd ever heard in my life. 'U Sure Do' was fantastic, though!

It really isn't. cheap high school ritzi hell disco smelling of fish n chips and with sunny delight all over the floor and dinner ladies who would otherwise be working wetherspoons making sure the brats don't get out of control.

As for Dave Clarke, no way! Red III is pure apocalyptic hedonistic hardcore funk. You will be judged for your sins.


That Strike tune can't put the living daylights of hamas into you when tripping on acid, can it Ollie?

 

[thirdform]

this is good though.

Cubic 22 - Night in Motion

Balancing hands in the air euphoria with some serious bass weight and belgian techno type riffs sourced from 808 state.



raw and unpolished, just the way we like it. not yet fully codified.

 

[thirdform]

anti-visa - Ah yeah.

Proper Stu Allan machine euphoria. not for atticus and cassandra! or toby, in fact.

 

[craner]

You will be judged for your sins.

This is the only true thing you have said on this thread.

 

[thirdform]

This is the only true thing you have said on this thread.

the more important question: do you possess the vision to see and the intelligence to comprehend submission to robocock sodomy?


proper 93 dave clarke fury. Directional Force - Alphalink.

 

[HMGovt’s Glorious Return!]

this is good though.

Cubic 22 - Night in Motion

Balancing hands in the air euphoria with some serious bass weight and belgian techno type riffs sourced from 808 state.



raw and unpolished, just the way we like it. not yet fully codified.

5 weeks in the Top 40
Highest chart position 15
Was played everywhere and all over

 

[craner]

5 weeks in the Top 40
Highest chart position 15
Was played everywhere and all over

I think this was on Top of the Pops

 

[craner]

the more important question: do you possess the vision to see and the intelligence to comprehend submission to robocock sodomy?

Yes, as long as Dave Clarke's not delivering it

This is the guy who couldn't think of any interesting titles for his tunes so he just kept calling them 'Red'

What a dullard

 

[craner]

"Shit, fellas! I just made a new tune! What am I going to call it?"

"How about 'Submit to Robocock Sodomy?"

"You what?"

"Yeah, you're right, Dave. What about 'Red 4'?"

"Yeah, that sounds alright."

"Nice one, Dave."

 

[droid]

It really isn't. cheap high school ritzi hell disco smelling of fish n chips and with sunny delight all over the floor and dinner ladies who would otherwise be working wetherspoons making sure the brats don't get out of control.

As for Dave Clarke, no way! Red III is pure apocalyptic hedonistic hardcore funk. You will be judged for your sins.


That Strike tune can't put the living daylights of hamas into you when tripping on acid, can it Ollie?

We used to play this at 45 and mix it with jungle. It goes particularly well with this:

 

[HMGovt’s Glorious Return!]

I think this was on Top of the Pops

UK meets Belgian proto hardcore


God, this was so good to hear in the Midlands’ underaged-drinking fun pubs of 1991, better than NKOTB, for example.

EDIT: Who am I kidding? It's total horseshit, and I'm embarrassed to be a member of a forum where some twathoop posted it.

What I'm misbemembering is the blessed CUBIK OLYMPIC from one third of a century ago.

 

[WashYourHands]

UK meets Belgian proto hardcore


God, this was so good to hear in the Midlands’ underaged-drinking fun pubs of 1991, better than NKOTB, for example.

EDIT: Who am I kidding? It's total horseshit, and I'm embarrassed to be a member of a forum where some twathoop posted it.

What I'm misbemembering is the blessed CUBIK OLYMPIC from one third of a century ago.

aka not at DiY or Venus in 91 or the year before = pisshand pissing over yourself at Ritzy urinals?

yes, an embarrassment, no surprise you fled south

 

[thirdform]

Yes, as long as Dave Clarke's not delivering it

This is the guy who couldn't think of any interesting titles for his tunes so he just kept calling them 'Red'

What a dullard

They actually have titles. Protective Custody, zeno Zero, Wisdom to the Wise, Gonk, Thunder, The Storm.

You are the dullard for not doing your homework.

 

[craner]

They actually have titles. Protective Custody, zeno Zero, Wisdom to the Wise, Gonk, Thunder, The Storm.

You are the dullard for not doing your homework.

Sorry Third

 

[thirdform]

5 weeks in the Top 40
Highest chart position 15
Was played everywhere and all over

yes, I know. pop music isn't always bad, only the pop music craner likes from 1994-1996.

 

[thirdform]

not that it would go in my top 20 91 tunes, it's pretty crap in a hardcore context. but as pop music its objectively better than u sure do. and, more importantly, that Strike tune samples the strings from night in motion.