Name: LTJ Bukem - A Couple of Beats [Good Looking 1992] by Selectabwoy in Old Skool Tunes (not on Youtube)
Duration: 5 min 18 s
Description: https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/old-skool-tunes-not-on-youtube

this track is insane! thanks for sharing!!

probably one of the single most important moments in jungle ever.

Surely you can take a kick from here for a less bassy one and snip it in? It will still have a bit to EQ out but not the whole 808 hit

Well, they weren't on youtube when I posted them... Enjoy :)

Old Skool Tunes (not on Youtube)

From: System X - Got To Believe / Metamorphasis
Released: 1994
Label: 3rd Eye Records
EYE-04

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An absolute tune from Mr Parkes. I think most would go for Metamorphasis on the B side, but its all about Got To Believe for me. The Chic sample is unbelievable. Its incredible how Rupert went from Amen rollers like these to meticulous break science nearer to the end of the millennium - one thing he definitely kept consistent throughout was quality.

System X - Got To Believe

5+20 years of Straight Up Breakbeat! Since the rebirth 5 years ago, Straight Up Breakbeat releases have showcased the Finnish talent of Fanu, Resound, Dj Sofa, Aeon Four and many more, together with appearances by international artists such as Basic Rhythm, Dead Man's Chest, FFF, Loxy, Skeptical and more. With the very 1st release on the label going back to 2000 there's soon another reason to celebrate - a full 25 years since the label's inception. To mark both milestones and to look ahead to the next quarter of a century, STATES OF ART highlights the global network of the forward-looking sound. Released on three vinyl EPs, and followed by an extended digital compilation, the project features the very best in modern jungle & breakbeat driven dnb: DJ SOFA, FANU, FFF, MANTRA, RESOUND, TIM REAPER, AEON FOUR, BASIC RHYTHM, BLOOD TRUST, ESC & MINERAL, JESTA, OUT OF FUEL, PARK SHADOW and many more. As if that's not enough, the pioneering graffiti artist EGS delivers a special artwork to make the physical releases add up to a three-part visual collection.

States Of Art

Target Lock

Buy on Bandcamp

Basic Rhythm & Tim Reaper - Target Lock

Metalheadz presents Platinum Breakz (UK: 8 July 1996) [828.783.2]

01 Rufige Kru ― V.I.P. Riders Ghost (7:28)
02 Peshay ― Psychosis (8:43)
03 Doc Scott ― Far Away (7:59)
04 Dillinja ― The Angels Fell (5:55)
05 J Majik ― Your Sound (6:11)
06 Photek ― Conciousness (7:06)
07 Hidden Agenda ― The Flute Tune (6:09)
08 Wax Doctor ― The Spectrum (8:23)
09 Alex Reece ― Pulp Fiction (6:12)
10 Doc Scott ― Unofficial Ghost (8:50)
11 Lemon D ― In My Life (8:21)
12 Source Direct ― A Made Up Sound (6:21)
13 Digital ― Down Under (7:30)
14 Asylum ― Da Base II Dark (6:06)
15 J Majik ― Final Approach (7:21)
16 Dillinja ― Armoured D (5:08)
17 Peshay ― The Nocturnal (Back On The Firm) (7:26)

http://www.discogs.com/master/48592
http://www.allmusic.com/album/mw0000080380
http://rolldabeats.com/search/all/828783-2


J Majik ― Your Sound (6:11)

Jungle Flower - A

LOXY & RESOUND, GREMLINZ, OUT OF FUEL, and POD & TAMEN complete the STATES OF ART series, with pioneering graffiti artist EGS delivering the missing piece in the special three-part collectable artwork.

States Of Art III

Mirrored

POD & Tamen - Mirrored [States of Art III EP]

Divtec - Space

PREMIERE > http://inverted-audio.com/premiere-d-futers-never-givin-up

Today we're glad to present @futers highly energetic flip track, 'Never Givin' Up', in full exclusive stream. A straight up infectious compound of altered yet unctuous female vocals smoothing the edges as a spate of fast-hitting jungle breaks keeps hailing out of the blue sky. Beware, utter old-school bomb right there!



D. Futers - Never Givin' Up [Natural Sciences]

https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/old-skool-tunes-not-on-youtube

Record Box 4: Old Skool '89-'92 Era

Tek 9 - You Got To Slow Down [Reinforced 1993]

Crate #10 Eclectic 6 Jungle

LTJ Bukem - A Couple of Beats [Good Looking 1992]

Obscure, frantic hardcore number with cheeky Steve Poindexter/Jungle Brothers samples :D - referenced somewhere in the first 10mins of this https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/eclectic-mix-techno-edition-30052018?in=selectabwoy/sets/mixes-for-the-sample-spotters

https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/old-skool-tunes-not-on-youtube

Crate 16

Splice - Break It Down [Parliament Records 1993]

Totally overlooked remix - my first introduction to the 'Let The Rhythm Hit 'Em' break :) - bit crackly but still going...
https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/old-skool-tunes-not-on-youtube

Liquid - Sweet Harmony (Remix) [XL 1992]

Source Direct - Stars [1995]

Peshay - Piano Tune

Quality early hardcore tune from Hackney's finest pioneers, Smiley & PJ

Dance Before The Police Come!

Shut Up & Dance - The Movie Soundtrack [SUAD 1990]

The Invisible Man - The Bell Tune

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LTJ Bukem - A Couple of Beats [Good Looking 1992]

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