Much of the breaks scene seems to have disintegrated, sorry to say. The bigger guys like Stanton and Plumps either moved on or aren't putting out very interesting stuff. Few, if anyone, are dedicated breaks DJs anymore, it seems.
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Much of the breaks scene seems to have disintegrated, sorry to say. The bigger guys like Stanton and Plumps either moved on or aren't putting out very interesting stuff. Few, if anyone, are dedicated breaks DJs anymore, it seems.
Yeah, it does suck. I remember going to see Meat Katie a year or two ago at a festival and he did not play a single breaks track. I was absolutely crushed, because the sole reason I wanted to see him was because breaks had not been at all popular for some years and needed a fix.
Sad.
Johnlenham
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John Rabbit
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I need your assistance. fellow Gaffers:
In this mix, at exactly 1:16:45 a track starts. One of the Commens says it is " TEMAZO" but i cant find which song it is. If someone could help me id it please
http://soundcloud.com/r_co/butane-live-blues-quito-ecuador-10-04-2010
Give it a minute to load, then go to 1:16:45 would really appreciate it.
For anyone who cant click/stream it for any reason;
Based on the comments the track is by TEMAZO ( Not 100% ) and has some lyrics:
Love
love
what were you thinking of
I think it is a black male singing(?)
In this mix, at exactly 1:16:45 a track starts. One of the Commens says it is " TEMAZO" but i cant find which song it is. If someone could help me id it please
http://soundcloud.com/r_co/butane-live-blues-quito-ecuador-10-04-2010
Give it a minute to load, then go to 1:16:45 would really appreciate it.
For anyone who cant click/stream it for any reason;
Based on the comments the track is by TEMAZO ( Not 100% ) and has some lyrics:
Love
love
what were you thinking of
I think it is a black male singing(?)
I love my research skills. Took a while. Found it somewhere in a spanish speaking forum.
Detroit Grand Pubahs - Surrender (Martin Landsky Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWfcoJm2QDw
"Temazo" seems to be some spanish term for "very big" or "very awesome".
Detroit Grand Pubahs - Surrender (Martin Landsky Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWfcoJm2QDw
"Temazo" seems to be some spanish term for "very big" or "very awesome".
PM me your address, so I can mail you my first-born child.
FUCKING THANK YOU *Y*Y)@DY)(*D(*G@DG(*UDIUGIUGD@&*T
'cough'
I always thought it was a pitched down female.
It's one of those tracks that I would normally loathe (I usually hate singing vocals), but this is a guilty pleasure track I guess.
I've seen Richie a few times but quite honestly I got bored of mnml relatively quickly. Plus I've always had a bias against it for becoming the genre that replaced progressive house. Ricardo for some reason won't play in the US, I think he has immigration issues or something.
There are several DJs who still produce and play progressive breaks, like Aaron Aether and Fretwell, who might be worth checking out depending on how much you like the genre (it's my favorite breaks genre myself!)... and there's also DJ Icey who's playing the same Florida Breaks stuff he did back when I first started going to raves some 12+ years ago... he's got a mix show on Sirius XM Electric Area and you might be able to find those to d/l. It really seems that every breaks producer has either went full 4x4 or they went to dubstep
Is prog breaks like (what I thought was called) nu-school breaks?
Dylan Rhymes - Salty (Meat Katie remix)
Mr Ratty - Rat Decor (kickarse breaks remix of Gat Decor's Passion)
Jono Fernandez - Stitchface (Vandal remix)
Man, I used to love that shit. Would fair square lose it if I heard a set like that today.
Dylan Rhymes - Salty (Meat Katie remix)
Mr Ratty - Rat Decor (kickarse breaks remix of Gat Decor's Passion)
Jono Fernandez - Stitchface (Vandal remix)
Man, I used to love that shit. Would fair square lose it if I heard a set like that today.
This is now a breaks thread.
Meat Katie and Elite Force feat. Roland Clark - The Answer (Force Mass Motion Mix)
X-Press 2 - Smoke Machine (Koma and Bones Mix)
Plump DJs - The Gate
Hybrid - Know Your Enemy
Blast from the past.
Meat Katie and Elite Force feat. Roland Clark - The Answer (Force Mass Motion Mix)
X-Press 2 - Smoke Machine (Koma and Bones Mix)
Plump DJs - The Gate
Hybrid - Know Your Enemy
Blast from the past.
Vote for your favorite Essential Mix from 2011 here.
They didn't include James Blake in the list, what the fuck.
They didn't include James Blake in the list, what the fuck.
Johnlenham
Member
Stole my post! I was pretty much like "the fuck? wheres James Blake?"
Fuck, I must be more out of the loop than I thought. I barely know half of those artists
Quite a few are house which is surprising.
John Rabbit
Banned
some (older) breaks fo' yo' face:
Terminalhead - Head Down
David West - Carrier
Bedrock - Forge (Fretwell Remix)
Bedrock - Emerald (Grayarea Remix)
Grayarea - Yewminyst
Ivory - Free the Beast (Breakfastaz Remix)
Shiloh - Mana
Freestylers - Boomblast (Deekline and Wizard Remix)
Stereo MCs - Set it Off (Deekline and Wizard Remix)
Terminalhead - Head Down
David West - Carrier
Bedrock - Forge (Fretwell Remix)
Bedrock - Emerald (Grayarea Remix)
Grayarea - Yewminyst
Ivory - Free the Beast (Breakfastaz Remix)
Shiloh - Mana
Freestylers - Boomblast (Deekline and Wizard Remix)
Stereo MCs - Set it Off (Deekline and Wizard Remix)
Johnlenham
Member
Art department isn't on there either!
He played that Berns ID song??!!! there is hope that he will release it soon. BELIEEEVVVEEE
Johnlenham
Member
I don't know the first two. What genre?
That totally triggered this tune off. So, so, so good:
Shiloh - Vice (Luke Chable remix)
Oh, wanna hear a cool story? One of my best mates is really close friends with Phil K. Apparently he's big O/S, but he just seems like a regular dude over here in Australia
Shit, really? Fuck. Now I'm even MORE out of the loop than I thought. House is my thing (sort of).
Johnlenham
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That totally triggered this tune off. So, so, so good:
Shiloh - Vice (Luke Chable remix)
Oh, wanna hear a cool story? One of my best mates is really close friends with Phil K. Apparently he's big O/S, but he just seems like a regular dude over here in Australia
Shit, really? Fuck. Now I'm even MORE out of the loop than I thought. House is my thing (sort of).
Im probably the worst judge of genre but my guesstimations
Above & Beyond (Trance?)
Beardyman (DnB)
Brookes Brothers (DnB)
Carl Craig (No idea)
Dimitri From Paris (No idea)
Eats Everything at In:Motion (house?)
Eric Prydz at Creamfields (House?)
Jamie XX (God knows what he falls into)
Joker (Dubstep)
Julio Bashmore (House)
Kaskade (No idea)
Maya Jane Coles (House)
Pete Tong 20 (?)
SBTRKT ( No idea what this falls into either)
Seth Troxler (house)
Can't even describe this. Those drops, from the moment the music kicks in FUUUUUUUUUU.
Manuel Sahagun - Hit Me Again (Radio Edit)
dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dadadad dub dub dub dub dub dub dadad
Manuel Sahagun - Hit Me Again (Radio Edit)
dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dub dadadad dub dub dub dub dub dub dadad
Manuel Sahagun's house music is so damn funky.
Manuel Sahagun - Ride My Carpet. It'll make anyone wanna dance.
Oh man, took a listen to this and it's spectacular... god I hope he comes to NY one day
Rabbitwork said:
HELL YEAH! BTW Shaneus, the ones I bolded are perfect examples of progressive breaks. Luke Chable, Phil K, and Jono Fernandez as well. You ever hear Involver 1? Or disk 1 of Balance 006 Anthony Pappa? They're the definitive prog breaks mixes IMO.
Johnlenham: Kaskade is really popular here in the states but from what I know he's not that well-known outside of here. He plays poppy deep and electro house:
Haley - This Is How It Goes (Kaskade Club Mix)
Kaskade and Deadmau5 - I Remember (you don't know this one? :O)
Carl Craig is a Detroit techno artist, been in the biz since the early 90's... he's got some great stuff:
At Les
Beanfield - Tides (Carl Craig mix)
No More Words (from 1991!!!!!)
Dreamland
I'm looking for some more funky classic house tracks like Jaydee - Plastic Dreams. Any tips?
Alright, going through some mid 90's house... this music triggers the biggest nostalgic rush in me ever, since it's what I listened to right as soon as I got into EDM.
Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On
Duke - So In Love With You
Love Tribe - Stand Up
Laguna - Spiller From Rio
Barbara Tucker - Everybody Dance
Nu-yorican Soul - The Nervous Track
Reality - Yolanda
Harddrive - Deep Inside
also definitely go through the Strictly Rhythm back catalogue!
Thanks! As a Dutch kid I listened to Gabba when I grew up and missed out on house. Wish there were still parties where they're spinning this, since the last few years you couldn't escape that dirty house crap.
THIS TRACK HERE, UNNNNGGGH. Easily my favorite house track ever recorded.
Check out Trax records, too. Jackmaster Funk, Adonis, Mr. Lee, Robert Owens, Mr. Fingers, Phuture, Screamin' Rachael, and, of course, this killer hot jam.
You're a man after my own heart.
I remember reading an old (1999) interview with the founder of Strictly, and he talked about growing up on Long Island and working at an aerospace company where he was involved with designing the Lunar Module, before leaving to form his own record label... so considering that's the same place where I work, I think my goal is now clear - start my own soon-to-be-legendary house music label
Here's another classic track with a classic game sample thrown in
Johnlenham
Member
Oh man, took a listen to this and it's spectacular... god I hope he comes to NY one day
Johnlenham: Kaskade is really popular here in the states but from what I know he's not that well-known outside of here. He plays poppy deep and electro house:
Haley - This Is How It Goes (Kaskade Club Mix)
Kaskade and Deadmau5 - I Remember (you don't know this one? :O)
Carl Craig is a Detroit techno artist, been in the biz since the early 90's... he's got some great stuff:
At Les
Beanfield - Tides (Carl Craig mix)
No More Words (from 1991!!!!!)
Dreamland
Ahha it was funny, I think my mates thought I was alittle nuts when I said
"oh there's this guy I talk with about music that would be jealous as fuck about tonight"
Hell the only reason I went in the end was because of you saying about wanting to see him live and a short video on youtube!
Ah ok, Yeah Ive heard of Kaskade but in my mind its a thirty something white woman, I dont really know why. Have heard that Deadmau5 song before thoughtand do kind of like it.
Maybe I should listen to his mix but I voted for JamieXX in the end
Was CFCF's Night Bus II posted yet? I downloaded it a while ago and just listened to it.
Cosmic Bus
pristine morning snow
I've loved pretty much everything 100% Silk has released this year, but this Magic Touch 12" is an absolute blast.
http://soundcloud.com/magic_touch/sets/magic-touch-silk009/
CFCF and the Elite Gymnastics guys are super consistent quality-wise, and really nice dudes in general. It's kind of weird seeing them blow up over the past couple years after posting with them on Hipinion.
http://soundcloud.com/magic_touch/sets/magic-touch-silk009/
CFCF and the Elite Gymnastics guys are super consistent quality-wise, and really nice dudes in general. It's kind of weird seeing them blow up over the past couple years after posting with them on Hipinion.
Hmm, thanks for reminding me about Elite Gymnastics. Haven't listened to anything of theirs since Gizzard Greens. Now to see what they've been up to for the past year or so.
Cosmic Bus
pristine morning snow
Yeah, definitely get up to speed. Their two Ruin discs from this year are unbelievable, and there's a third part coming up.
Johnlenham
Member
AHA! Yes thats why!
now I finally know who made that song (Everytime We Touch)
CFCF was one of the funniest, coolest guys on there. I went back the other day and couldn't believe pretty much everyone is still there o_o
New RA podcast is up: Jackmaster It's a must-listen for everyone.
edit: I will do anything for a digital copy of that Faith Evans remix. That is sex, good god.
edit2: jozif has three remixes up for free, including a funky disco take on "Rolling In the Deep"
Between '94 and '98 the only music I listened, and the only parties I visited. (gabber/gabba/hardcore)
Let's list some classics !
DJ Isaac - Bad Dreams
Guaranteed goosebumps whenever this was played. (when the Kate Bush sample hit)
The Stunned Guys - Beats Time
Chosen Few - Name of the DJ
DJ Macabre - Poltergeist
The French Connection - The French Connection
Pilldriver - Pitchhiker
If I would have listened to this tracks only recently I would call them all shit, but as I loved this back in the day, it's great nostalgia now.
I wouldn't last 5 minutes on a gabber-party now though...
Oh and for all you Americans, a vid of a gabber-party in 1996 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx7nA3ktWyg
And yes, there were lots of drugs.
Mind you, this was BIG in The Netherlands!
Skiptastic
Member
Between '94 and '98 the only music I listened, and the only parties I visited. (gabber/gabba/hardcore)
Let's list some classics !
DJ Isaac - Bad Dreams
Guaranteed goosebumps whenever this was played. (when the Kate Bush sample hit)
The Stunned Guys - Beats Time
Chosen Few - Name of the DJ
DJ Macabre - Poltergeist
The French Connection - The French Connection
Pilldriver - Pitchhiker
If I would have listened to this tracks only recently I would call them all shit, but as I loved this back in the day, it's great nostalgia now.
I wouldn't last 5 minutes on a gabber-party now though...
Oh and for all you Americans, a vid of a gabber-party in 1996 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx7nA3ktWyg
And yes, there were lots of drugs.
Mind you, this was BIG in The Netherlands!
hahahahahaha - never was a fan of the stuff but so many big Dutch DJs (including Tiesto and Corsten) got their start with gabber. In America (especially NYC) we had our own version of gabber in the mid 90's, I used to be friends with the brother of Omar Santana, one of the most famous American gabber artists.