/bleep/ general

first for Faith in Strangers is the only good song on Faith in Strangers.

more like >Laserface edition
lol who the fuck listens to machine drum faggity faggot

>>51031873
What makes you think it will be Lambeth?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j75v4WdwsU

what's the big deal with Burial? he's just ok
I've never been to London btw

Well Kode9 just played a Burial "world premiere exclusive" on Radio 1. Except that he played Lambeth, which was already premiered on Radio 1 in it's near entirety 5 years ago. What a gyp.

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Anyone want to share Jacques Greene's new stuff?

>>51032243
Do you like garage?
Do you like Dubstep?
Do you like 90s rave music?
Do you like old skool jungle and DnB?
Are you familiar with pirate radio, sound clashes, and Dubplate culture?

>>51032299
>Do you like garage?
nah
>Do you like Dubstep?
kinda
>Do you like 90s rave music?
yeah
>Do you like old skool jungle and DnB?
yes
>Are you familiar with pirate radio, sound clashes, and Dubplate culture?
no

>>51032347
Hmmm.... What Dubstep and DnB/jungle do you like?

hey guys.

>>51032347
Well m8 if you don't like garage, you're not gonna like burial since one of the most prominent aspects of his music is the 2-step beat and chopped up vocal samples.

>>51032347
Are you familiar with pirate radio, sound clashes, and Dubplate culture?
>tell me what this is plox

>>51032552
Google is your friend.

I like

Darude- sandstorm

>>51032624
/bleep/ is always so elitist and condescending

>>51032643
>/mu/ is always so elitist and condescending
ftfy

WE DONT WAN A FUSS AN A FIGHT

>>51032552
American here, on my phone, but gonna do my best to explain these.

>Pirate radio
One of the key outlets for new and underground styles of dance music in England dating back to the late 80s rave scene
>Soundclashes
It's a Jamaican tradition where rival Ragga MCs get on the miles and "clash" with rival crews (think rap battles)
>Dubplate culture
It's just producers putting tunes out on dubplates so they can get into the clubs quickly

>>51032719
cool thanks

>>51032552
>pirate radio
illegal radio stations, very important to british dance music culture & history.
>sound clashes
DJs & soundsystems duking it out. See who gets the mandem going the most
>dubplate culture
the culture around dubplates. Exclusives, demos, one of the big forces that made the uk sounds evolve at the speed they did.

Look this stuff up on wikipedia for starters. While just enjoying the tunes is nice, dig in the culture behind them. watch some documentaries, read interviews, etc.

>>51032299
burial only incorporates garage and more recently jungle. not sure where the other shit fits into his music. you sound new

>>51031873
is brainfeeder bleep

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjJB_dMuEtY

>>51032752
>watch some documentaries, read interviews
not that guy, but what are some good shit to watch on this tip?

i don't think people just do nothing helps ;^)

>>51032756
Maybe not overtly, but those sounds have always influenced his music. The rolling, un-quantized shuffle of the drums of the unusual, metallic sounds he uses for percussion both trace back to jungle and DnB. Plus his use of the Reece bass too. Also, his vocals while often in that Todd Edwards style sometimes are are more reminiscent of hardcore pitched up chipmunk diva vocals. Also the whole Dubstep/garage connection is pretty clear.

>>51032826
Just look around. There are some great vintage bbc docs about the rise of pirates, jungle, etc on YouTube

>>51032848
i have no idea what any of this means

>>51032826
PJDN is great actually. the show is basically a carbon copy of real recordings. At least 90% of the show is a collage of real events.Not even to exaggerated either, pirate radio culture was wild.

>>51032903
goback2school

>>51032756
lets not forget the influence of early 00's pop & RnB too

>>51032972
True. Most of his samples come from RnB tunes.

>>51032826
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/19839/1/watch-our-full-length-documentary-jungle-fever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-XrlMpwEuM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB2Qr99F8EA

Read ALL the parts (intro, 1-7), this shit covers a lot:
http://www.thewire.co.uk/in-writing/essays/the-wire-300_simon-reynolds-on-the-hardcore-continuum_introduction

>>51032905
GET OUT DA WAY
GET OUT DA WAY

>>51033043
fuckin safe

>>51033043
I can't recommend the Simon Reynolds articles enough. The man had his finger on the pulse, even if his personal opinions are shit at times

>>51033043
Fuck that reminds me I need to buy a copy of energy flash

Where's everyone from?

>>51032972
>>51032995
That's the nature of 2 step garage anyway.

>>51033106
Shit me too. I'll give myself 20 lashes before bed for this.

>>51033146
Sweden, 5 am cru going hard.

>>51032297
Phantom Vibrate or did he release something else I hadn't heard about yet?

>>51033225
"Put your hands where I can see
Baby, you know what I mean
'Cos you're looking good to me
And you know I feel the heat
As you button up your dress
And I wake up in your bed
With a head full of regrets
Saying please don't turn me on"

So stereo-typically RnB it hurts

>>51033225
Yep. A lot of the best tunes were bootleg white label mixes of American RnB tunes like Brandy and Monica's The Boy is Mine, Tina Moore's Never Gonna Let You Go and Nobody Better, plus several Whitney Houston songs.

WHEN MY DJ KEEPS IT REAL

>>51033404
over rated tripe

>>51033404
SO PEOPLE TELL ME HOW YOU FEEL

>>51033469
u didn't drop it right

>>51033507
el-b remix is 10x better

>>51033526
Can't remember it but I'm sure it's tite.

>>51033605
it's the one that goes "when my dj keeps it real"

you must have heard it

>>51033628
it does that in the original too.
Anyway I heard both again, I prefer the original mix but the El-B mix is a banger as well.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=uL4xUEGA7JU


GOAT GOAT GOAT

>>51033628
are you fags talking about this song or something else
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljz9XYbXsUs