Jungle

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3:02

 

[thirdform]

1995 DHR interview from a Japanese magazine

On their relationship with jungle:


On contemporary sources of inspiration:

We liked jungle in the past, because in the beginning this kind of music was extremely loud, primitive and nerves-steeling. Now most of the jungle productions are nothing more than 90s soul for unworldly disco lovers and fashion suckers. They were only a few records in the last six months we can accept.

what idiots lmao, but prooves my point. most white people outside of London should be banned from hardcore continuum musics.

 

[thirdform]

cant beliv u tryd 2 get me 2 like em.

bascially saying to me iu should like pendulum and jump up. huge dlibert l.

 

[thirdform]

alec empire akshual thicko.

 

[thirdform]

this is like when @... got teased for being an inverted snob for not following the eurohouse continuum into hard house and hard trance. You should be logical, dilbert!

 

[thirdform]

because in the beginning this kind of music was extremely loud, primitive and nerves-steeling.

lmao



dare @blissblogger defend it?

Actually this one has to take the cake for absolute nerd shitness.

 

[dilbert1]

All I did was post some decent tunes, nothing more nothing less. Its been my mission my entire dissensus career. I don’t make arguments about “white people” or “the hardcore continuum” that’s your job

 

[dilbert1]

That interview quote I found funny and juvenile. I can look upon these things with a cold gaze, without deciding who’s going to heaven or hell, or being bothered that they are braindead and uncool

 

[luka]

All I did was post some decent tunes, nothing more nothing less. Its been my mission my entire dissensus career. I don’t make arguments about “white people” or “the hardcore continuun” that’s your job

This is the 'masculine vibe shift' @sus Keeps talking about. Third came of age in a brief moment of time when the 'white cis man' was being pegged back. Thirds rise to power came then, in that moment. But now the white cis man (exemplified by dilbert and trump) is back. They're mad and they're not going to take it any more.

 

[dilbert1]

I’m banishing his queer dogmatism to the shadows yes

 

[thirdform]

I’m banishing his queer dogmatism to the shadows yes

so, becoming Jurgen Habermas?

 

[dilbert1]

His argument makes no sense anyways. People outside London should be banned, but big up Martin Damm. Interprets the quote saying its the same thing as jump up, but all the tunes I’ve posted are nothing like that. Ideologically poisoned listening abilities, contradicts himself, constantly tagging Simon (in vain) for approval. Some kind of nervous tic this website inflicted on him that he’s proud not to shake

 

[thirdform]

That interview quote I found funny and juvenile. I can look upon these things with a cold gaze, without deciding who’s going to heaven or hell, or being bothered that they are braindead and uncool

This is cute. I detest cute.

 

[luka]

I’m lbanishing his queer dogmatism to the shadows yes

Notice how deftly Dilbert draws our attention to how quaint, how gauche anti white man posturing seems now. How as yhe pendulum has swung and he can confidently vow to banish queers to the shadows

 

[thirdform]

His argument makes no sense anyways. People outside London should be banned, but big up Martin Damm. Interprets the quote saying its the same thing as jump up, but all the tunes I’ve posted are nothing like that. Ideologically poisoned listening abilities, contradicts himself, constantly tagging Simon (in vain) for approval. Some kind of nervous tic this website inflicted on him that he’s proud not to shake

It's not about the tunes you posted. It's about what mr Wilke says. You cannot and should not endorse it!

This is why Americans will never get music. Music is more serious than life and death.

 

[thirdform]

Notice how deftly Dilbert draws our attention to how quaint, how gauche anti white man posturing seems now. How as yhe pendulum has swung and he can confidently vow to banish queers to the shadows

I'm not a queer though, that's padraig.

 

[dilbert1]

I was using the old definition of queer, sneakily

 

[dilbert1]

Music is more serious than life and death.

Yes, so even more serious than the stories we tell ourselves about it

 

[thirdform]

I was using the old definition of queer, sneakily

Oh well, that makes your position even more ignoble. Materialistically speaking, dogmas are guides to action!

Read the manuscripts of 1844!

 

[thirdform]

His argument makes no sense anyways. People outside London should be banned, but big up Martin Damm. Interprets the quote saying its the same thing as jump up, but all the tunes I’ve posted are nothing like that. Ideologically poisoned listening abilities, contradicts himself, constantly tagging Simon (in vain) for approval. Some kind of nervous tic this website inflicted on him that he’s proud not to shake

joking aside, I'm pretty sure Alec Empire played jump up styled dnb at a bangface.

even @luka is conflicted about this. He obviously knows that there is a rock music aspect to london, but we've always wanted to excise it from the body politic. Apart from The Police, of course.