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Is metalheadz the best drum and bass label? 2017-08-26 11:35:40 Post No. 74778736
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Is metalheadz the best drum and bass label?
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2017-08-26 11:35:40
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It defo seems like it
i think the only other contenders would be like commercial suicide and maybe good looking, though i would say that glr's best releases were jungle!
thoughts?
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i wouldnt know i don't listen to music
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>>74778797
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME THIS IS A MUSIC BOARD
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No U-Turn and Moving Shadows are better
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Just seeing how man drum and bass labels I can even name.
I always feel like there's only 5.
RAM, Exit, Hospital, Shogun Audio, Subtitles, Good Looking, Tech Itch, Soul:r, Liquid Brilliants, Fokuz, Human Imprint, Project 51, Blackout Music, PRSPCT, Science, Breakbeat Science . . .
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>>74778736
It is one of the most influential, but it didn't have the same magnitude as labels such as vision, moving shadow, and prototype.
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It's definitely the most boneheaded dnb label. Their banger to songs ratio is high.
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>>74779153
Don't forget critical, 31 recordings, dispatch, signature, playaz, low down deep, methlab, and neosignal
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>>74778870
Moving shadow had so many greats but just faded out. Ez rollers weekend world is a very underrated album
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>>74778797
this
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>>74778736
fuck yeah mate
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any jungle man in
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>>74778736
It's up there, in it's early days there almost wasn't a bad release on there and everything on it ended up being massive anthems. But it did have a really shitty period, however it is notable as an an old school label which rebooted and started releasing mainly good music again, which doesn't happen often.
I prefer No U-Turn, Emotif, Moving Shadow, Audio Blueprint, Basement Records and I think Renegade Hardware, Trouble On Vinyl, Prototype and Virus Recordings are on a similar level. I think No U-Turn (and Saigon) might ben the most influential as they really made Techstep huge and later morphed into early Neurofunk.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI5n42A51yE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vafq9-NEG4o
If we were going to include Jungle and Breakbeat Hardcore in the argument then without a doubt it's Moving Shadow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_MyhM4vb3o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnY5q-IYqfw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr_b2znq1-I
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all time probably moving shadow, subtitles is up there for me tho
currently i would say samurai or exit
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>not a single post mentioning Reinforced
s m f h
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>>74783176
go to bed, ninja/turny
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yeah this stuff was inherently patchy. moving shadow was clearly the most consistent with the bangers. though.
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>>74783283
ninja already posted
>>74782590
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Amen
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It's Moving Shadow or Metalheadz for me.
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