I remember watching this on MTVs AMP. Really pisses me off that they don't have anything similar to AMP on MTV in the States. MTV is much better in other countries. Cheers you European Cunts.
i remember i turned on the semi-mainstream music channel on at 5am after coming home from a dance party, having had listened to disappointing house and electro music all night, i just wanted to hear at least something semi decent.. and guess what came on.. i was given gold. made my year. my all time fav jungle track
I have been watching Samurai films since i was a kid, never seen this. (I mean the video, I have been listening to Photek for a long time though!) Love the track just a quick dumb question is this a movie or a video made exclusevly for the track?
@ashinocy I saw this footage in a documentary video about Miyamoto Musashi - I'm not sure but I think it was made for that doc. Try searching Musashi and you might find it here.
Religiously bought all Photek (and his numerous alter egos) material between that golden period of DnB for me which was the dark vibes of 93 right up until 97-98.
Every Photek track has its own unique break patterns, almost like he'd carved up each particular break, snare, drum-roll and given them individual attention.
Thats why Photek stood out from the pack. Attention to detail.
Used to be a dishonorable technique to use both hands on the sword,let alone two swords,but then again,Musashi was the greatest swordsman of all time.....
"Ni ten ichi Ryu: Two heavens joined as one. The swordstyle of two blades. This first section of this video depicts Miyamoto Musashi meditating & crafting the Ni Ten Technique. The later half, mind & body are one as fluid motion. Evident from Master Mushashi's victory in combat."
Ni ten ichi Ryu: Two heavens joined as one. The swordstyle of two blades. This first section of this video depicts Miyamoto Musashi meditating & crafting on Ni Ten Technique. The later half, mind & body are one as fluid motion. Evident from Master Mushashi's victory in combat.
i remember when this just came out and it was number one in the ' one in the jungle ' chart for ages. anyway i recorded it onto an old D90 cassette over and over on both sides and took the tape to a friends.his mum wasnted him to put wood stain on her fence so i said i would do it if my mate put his speakers in the window and kept turning the tape over. i ended up painting the whole fence in teh sun while pretending to do samurai moves with the brush with this tune blasting.. good times.
No comparison whatsoever with what's going on right now in the dnb scene. This is much more dark, atmosferic with no heavy drops just smooth sailing .Respect Photek, Roni Size,Goldie,Source Direct etc
I agree, apart from i will add, there is a big drop in 99% of d&b/jungle, it is a super important element within the arrangement of a track- a device to build tension before a switch in rhythms/tempo/beats and usually a combination of all three. Oh and there are drops in this tune, its just- the tune is so smooth and precise the drops almost sail by unnoticed to the unknowing ears, but if you listen carefuly there are two points in the track which are definite drops.
Why so many pendulum haters :< Jeez you guys act like you didn't listen to their music at one time or another. I hate it when people find a new source of music they instantly go back to bashing the previous type of music they listened to because its "Cool" or what everyone else is doing. I bet half of you still have Hold Your Colour on your iPod's. Hop off the bandwagon fanboys.
I work in the house community. I've always been a jungle/glitch boy at heart. As someone who's worked in distribution for the past 6 years, I will tell you why the fanboys hate:
Press sells, if you don't have sex or violence. If you're Noisia, Phace, or Gein, you might get a little touring press, but if you work the press game like Tommie Sunshine did, you can be a nobody with Resident Advisor and DogsOnAcid licking your boots.
the D&B is considered by the most of the people , who have no idea whats music .. music for drug addicts, but i say this music will go very good with a blunt , but without nothing , it really makes me wanna concentrate Real Art! for the knowers PHOTEK real pioneer
A major feature of Rupert Parke's sound was restraint in production. Comparable to traditional Japanese music; the silence between each sound is just as important as each drum hit itself...
I wish people were still producing stuff like this today. Even Tee Bee is now producing mostly bangers, and they're hot shit, but they're not dripping with style like this track.
Hey, stop hating on Pendulum. If you think it's famous enough to kill the genre, it must be famous enough to keep it alive, by also appealing to certain people's commercial desires.
this is very personal music..its taking you into the mind of an assassin.....way ahead of its time...rockwell would be pleased if he did this.......very shogun audio.
Ni ten ichi Ryu - One school, two swords. The philosophy of two sword fighting developed by Musashi. He basically didn't understand why Samurai carried two swords but only used one in battle. So he developed the two sword fighting style in Japan.
i find it hard to follow the beat. i guess i'm not 'intelligent' enough; despite loving all things aphex, autechre, squarepusher, venetian snares etc-esque.
@jason01865 You say that as if they are not mainstream. I don't know about in you're country but over here in England Pendulum are massive you shouldn't need to tell somebody to listen to them.
About the genre - don't judge the kid that hard because perception is really not between some well defined boundaries and it may be that he did not care about the committee that labeled it as Drum and Bass, just listen the song and watch the visual.
As a teenage drummer in the 90's, Photek turned me on my fucking ear and it started with this very track. "Modus Operandi" remains a revelation 15 years on. This is be-bop drummers jacked into laser guided precision. When drum n' bass was just jerking off the same Amen/boring 2-step rhythm, Rupert dropped it organic and it changed the game forever. I'm sad Parkes is just engineering and driving Ferraris now but he definitely deserves it.
@MrBioPuppet So true man.... born in 1980.... funny how my generation always thought the older people new what was up.... but some of the kids now don't have any respect... funny man... when I was 18 and I met a 30 year old DJ , I was like" oh man... whats up! tell me how it was back in the day, what tracks really stated it all...." Lets hope some of the kids realize how much they could learn from the old guys... peace....out!
I know what kind it is. Its awesome music. Who gives a shit about the labelers and their labels, appriciate whats good, kudos to who makes it, and spread the good word. Or sound as it were.
@philzlausable if you wanted to get into it, "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu" has a publish date of 1997. RDJ had already done Hangable Auto Bulb in 1995 and the RDJ Album in 1996. But Richard was in breaks overdrive--nobody had done that yet except for Squarepusher. Photek had this minimalist discipline with his tracks--no accident that he invokes Samurai ethic. Search Aphex Twin "Inkey$"--same era, more different than same but hey, it's all great
the track is classic but one thing doesn't really fit - ni ten ichi ryu is a dual wielding sword tactic where you use a short wakizashi sword and a katana while this samurai fights with just the katana
@renegadesnares The nito seiho is only a small part of Niten Ichi Ryu, albeit the most well-known part. The fundamentals of the school are actually handed down using a single sword held with two hands. Other weapons are taught as well, such as jitte and staff. :)
sounds like photek was workin two katanas and dicing up these sick beats with his samurai like precision in the studio. his music is unbeatable. big up Mr. Parkes
Should hear it on alesis m1 active mk2 suburbandrone, not trying to be all oooh look at me or showey off, just things sound so much better on monitor speakers, can hear a pin drop.
Photeks great, is one of the original dnb pioneers i do agree, but its the more technical intelligent drum and bass, it doesn't matter what it is its good, its just the subject was raised so thought I would give my opinion isn't that the whole point of comments lol. Doubt photek thought of their self as dnb or whatever just made music they loved.
the best there is.PHOTEK. dont forget about source direct and square pusher.
lethalwepon57 4 days ago in playlist S.D PHOTEK
Two sky´s one school ? Miamoto Musashi´s swordstyle
RobertBrtka 1 month ago
I remember watching this on MTVs AMP. Really pisses me off that they don't have anything similar to AMP on MTV in the States. MTV is much better in other countries. Cheers you European Cunts.
NLB90805 2 months ago
@NLB90805 Our MTV isnt that better. It became paytv some time ago...now its only streaming kesha and other shi.t
MihauTheCreator 1 month ago
Anyone know where I can find this mixed with nine inch nails - a warm place? I had it ages ago downloaded from kazaa and it's epic!
tomfurstyfield 2 months ago
i remember i turned on the semi-mainstream music channel on at 5am after coming home from a dance party, having had listened to disappointing house and electro music all night, i just wanted to hear at least something semi decent.. and guess what came on.. i was given gold. made my year. my all time fav jungle track
sh00tmyself 2 months ago
@docwolfman I think it's "The Seven Samurai", but I'm probably wrong
RedEyeglasses 2 months ago
Anyone know the name of the movie in this vid?
docwolfman 2 months ago
240p we meet again.
joshyboydddddddddddd 3 months ago
Waow, His Niten Ichi Ryu mastering rocks a lot!
Fabrice932 4 months ago
This guys really good on his bins
cacktuspain 4 months ago
This song was 65 years ahead of its time.
mantrakid 5 months ago 2
Sickest tune. Back ina day Photeck was a fukcin hero with a sampler for me. Shame, he does only shitty as hell dubstep/house music nowadays...
dziwic 5 months ago
slice n dice
bottle2lip 5 months ago
The way this tune made the dancefloor move was something to behold. Classic tune!
mr0berts 6 months ago
@mr0berts
yup and sadly nowadays it would clear the dancefloor and you would have legions of mongs asking for the latest netsky tune to be dropped instead...
chinmassager 5 months ago
I have been watching Samurai films since i was a kid, never seen this. (I mean the video, I have been listening to Photek for a long time though!) Love the track just a quick dumb question is this a movie or a video made exclusevly for the track?
ashinocy 7 months ago
@ashinocy I saw this footage in a documentary video about Miyamoto Musashi - I'm not sure but I think it was made for that doc. Try searching Musashi and you might find it here.
belisariusorb 7 months ago in playlist A list - Best Music Videos
who else wants to learn samurai with me?
thehgreezy 8 months ago 10
Religiously bought all Photek (and his numerous alter egos) material between that golden period of DnB for me which was the dark vibes of 93 right up until 97-98.
Every Photek track has its own unique break patterns, almost like he'd carved up each particular break, snare, drum-roll and given them individual attention.
Thats why Photek stood out from the pack. Attention to detail.
SilverCyborgRonnie 8 months ago 6
@SilverCyborgRonnie agreed. 100%
doogstoos 6 months ago
36 warriors were killed with the two-sword technique
ElectricGravity 8 months ago
REAL!!!!!
blaztradiouz666 8 months ago
the drums, THE DRUMS!
kidcassette 9 months ago 2
Who the fuck clicks dislike? I mean honestly now.
migraine516 9 months ago 3
Yeah I got the 12". This was one of my favorites to spin back in high school.
FreddieFresh55 9 months ago
Yeah I got the 12". This was one of my favorites.
FreddieFresh55 9 months ago
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@jason01865 Pendulum is a million times better than this
KoenMaster28 9 months ago
@KoenMaster28 without this, there is no Pendulum
Billynobrakes 9 months ago 2
Used to be a dishonorable technique to use both hands on the sword,let alone two swords,but then again,Musashi was the greatest swordsman of all time.....
houndog00 9 months ago 2
"Ni ten ichi Ryu: Two heavens joined as one. The swordstyle of two blades. This first section of this video depicts Miyamoto Musashi meditating & crafting the Ni Ten Technique. The later half, mind & body are one as fluid motion. Evident from Master Mushashi's victory in combat."
YurtleTheTurtle 9 months ago 2
Ni ten ichi Ryu: Two heavens joined as one. The swordstyle of two blades. This first section of this video depicts Miyamoto Musashi meditating & crafting on Ni Ten Technique. The later half, mind & body are one as fluid motion. Evident from Master Mushashi's victory in combat.
YurtleTheTurtle 9 months ago 2
i remember when this just came out and it was number one in the ' one in the jungle ' chart for ages. anyway i recorded it onto an old D90 cassette over and over on both sides and took the tape to a friends.his mum wasnted him to put wood stain on her fence so i said i would do it if my mate put his speakers in the window and kept turning the tape over. i ended up painting the whole fence in teh sun while pretending to do samurai moves with the brush with this tune blasting.. good times.
dazzlet666 9 months ago 38
@dazzlet666 memories
LeGronk 2 months ago
@dazzlet666 fucking hero!
nitrotekk 2 weeks ago
No comparison whatsoever with what's going on right now in the dnb scene. This is much more dark, atmosferic with no heavy drops just smooth sailing .Respect Photek, Roni Size,Goldie,Source Direct etc
1eu2tu 9 months ago 2
@1eu2tu
I agree, apart from i will add, there is a big drop in 99% of d&b/jungle, it is a super important element within the arrangement of a track- a device to build tension before a switch in rhythms/tempo/beats and usually a combination of all three. Oh and there are drops in this tune, its just- the tune is so smooth and precise the drops almost sail by unnoticed to the unknowing ears, but if you listen carefuly there are two points in the track which are definite drops.
choppageworshipper 9 months ago
Cats were on some different shit....killa breakz!!!!!
drnz 9 months ago
@drnz
Nah- just this cat was on a completely fukin different planet :-)
choppageworshipper 9 months ago
yep, my all-time fave, too :)
mithrandirisfilipino 10 months ago
yep, my all-time fave, too :)
mithrandirisfilipino 10 months ago
Why so many pendulum haters :< Jeez you guys act like you didn't listen to their music at one time or another. I hate it when people find a new source of music they instantly go back to bashing the previous type of music they listened to because its "Cool" or what everyone else is doing. I bet half of you still have Hold Your Colour on your iPod's. Hop off the bandwagon fanboys.
SUPERMANMAN09 10 months ago
@SUPERMANMAN09
I work in the house community. I've always been a jungle/glitch boy at heart. As someone who's worked in distribution for the past 6 years, I will tell you why the fanboys hate:
Press sells, if you don't have sex or violence. If you're Noisia, Phace, or Gein, you might get a little touring press, but if you work the press game like Tommie Sunshine did, you can be a nobody with Resident Advisor and DogsOnAcid licking your boots.
Hype != good. Pendulum has a lot of hype.
Rurne 10 months ago
For those who clicked dislike go listen to BBC.co.uk gardening program :-)
Davewakeham 10 months ago
If anyone knows a better jungle/d&b/breakbeat track than this, please let me know.
Scories77 10 months ago
probably one of his best tracks. pendulum...why would i waste my time on that crap...rather dillinja. but surely not pendulum.
illusional1 10 months ago
the D&B is considered by the most of the people , who have no idea whats music .. music for drug addicts, but i say this music will go very good with a blunt , but without nothing , it really makes me wanna concentrate Real Art! for the knowers PHOTEK real pioneer
AlexTheLoveDoctor 10 months ago
@AlexTheLoveDoctor Music is Whatever gives you passion....
TheJashew 10 months ago
no no, not me, pendulum and of course your little cat!
now go back to your pendulum and your suckers music!
ciool 10 months ago
Photek is so ill, the drum programming here is so much better than looped amens
navalverde12 11 months ago
A major feature of Rupert Parke's sound was restraint in production. Comparable to traditional Japanese music; the silence between each sound is just as important as each drum hit itself...
p0lym0rph3 11 months ago 3
this is one of the greatest of that era! just listen to modus operandi or hidden camera!
nph75n 11 months ago 2
Japanese choreography is so much better than Chinese dance fighting choreography
BlackShinobiShozoku 11 months ago
I wish people were still producing stuff like this today. Even Tee Bee is now producing mostly bangers, and they're hot shit, but they're not dripping with style like this track.
magicponyrides 11 months ago
Photek = masterful production.
The beats are so tight on this track. Way ahead of it's time, still sounds fresh today.
jimo746 11 months ago
it all started when Jungle lost out to drum and Bass, that was the start of this pussy shiznacK they call drum and bass now...
Who Gives a dick anyway, if you think that genera is missing something then make some beats, if you cant, then be grateful people who can DO !
gREgORyMOrSS 11 months ago
A CLASSIC!!! never seen the video...SO FUCKING AWESOME!!!!
JungleKru 11 months ago
this takes me back to driving in the woods of WV, shadows all around, moon in the west sunrise in the east, many a revelation from this rythem
flintlock81 11 months ago
Hey, stop hating on Pendulum. If you think it's famous enough to kill the genre, it must be famous enough to keep it alive, by also appealing to certain people's commercial desires.
johnstevedoe 11 months ago
this is very personal music..its taking you into the mind of an assassin.....way ahead of its time...rockwell would be pleased if he did this.......very shogun audio.
As for pendulum well....rock pop.
thespartaninme 11 months ago
damn
florentinburmeister 11 months ago
Ni ten ichi Ryu - One school, two swords. The philosophy of two sword fighting developed by Musashi. He basically didn't understand why Samurai carried two swords but only used one in battle. So he developed the two sword fighting style in Japan.
AMDfreak27 1 year ago
"I killed the emperor's sword trainer with a boat oar...how have you been?"
rhythmicginger 1 year ago
never knew there was a video for this, and a damn good one too
stonedpaw 1 year ago
truley insperational music. another of my fav 1998 DnB albums is John b visions, also ahead of its time. anyone who likes this should check it out
ryanbowk 1 year ago
OOooh yeaaaa, excelent!!!!
auton79 1 year ago
ONE OF THE BEST SONG EVER CREATED BY A HUMAN BEING
maelstrom1981 1 year ago
@maelstrom1981 what about robots or aliens?
UnrealOrnament 1 year ago
:s
Pupserinchen 1 year ago
The beat breaks.
alleygh0st 1 year ago
f yeah...photek!!!, its been years but here i am listening to yuh once again thanks to the cat who took the time to upload it in. bomber-claad!
smoke1done 1 year ago
i find it hard to follow the beat. i guess i'm not 'intelligent' enough; despite loving all things aphex, autechre, squarepusher, venetian snares etc-esque.
null140 1 year ago
Vááááóóóó
spaykno1 1 year ago
to those that clicked dislike, go listen to Pendulum!
jason01865 1 year ago 155
@jason01865 Pendulum is fkcn awesome !>.<
MrSchokofreak 1 year ago
@jason01865 yep how can anyone dislike photek up there with the best !
slipperyolly 1 year ago
@jason01865
Too true bro!
D&B has become so 'normalised' (by the likes of pendulum and others) that dickheads don't know where it came from.
rapidrifle 1 year ago
@jason01865 I HATE HIM!!!!
blaztradiouz666 1 year ago
@jason01865 what the hell? Pendulums just AWESOME!
JohntheCena 11 months ago
@JohntheCena nope, pendulum is killing the genre
gravywpg 11 months ago
@jason01865 WORDSS !!!
Atmobreaks 10 months ago
@jason01865 stupid child
why cant listen to both ?
HeloKityGirl 10 months ago 3
@HeloKityGirl COUSE PENDULUM SUCK!
ciool 10 months ago
@ciool oh i forgot you suck !
HeloKityGirl 10 months ago
@jason01865 You say that as if they are not mainstream. I don't know about in you're country but over here in England Pendulum are massive you shouldn't need to tell somebody to listen to them.
MultiJimmyHenry 10 months ago
@jason01865
Or Aphrodite and Mickey Finn. Fucking jump-up kids.
Rurne 10 months ago
@jason01865 fak i hate the quality of it.where is 480 up in here??
garrethbanshee 9 months ago
@jason01865 fak i hate the quality of it.where is 480 up in here??
garrethbanshee 9 months ago
@jason01865 Fuckin' A !
Phume303 5 months ago
@jason01865 this is the real deal - not for Sunday DnB tourists : )
Phume303 5 months ago 3
@jason01865 what about listening to both ? :D
FuegoSweet 5 months ago in playlist photek 2
An instant classic the day it was released :)
katzenfriedel 1 year ago
About the genre - don't judge the kid that hard because perception is really not between some well defined boundaries and it may be that he did not care about the committee that labeled it as Drum and Bass, just listen the song and watch the visual.
Enity1Enoh 1 year ago
Catchy, loving it
MrGracchio 1 year ago
i completely forgot about this track... such memories it brings to my pot hole-riddled brain! photek is the man
neptoon021 1 year ago
Blade.
maxiboi121 1 year ago
Sends goosepimples down my arms and also shows my age - forgotten how much I loved raving to all this :) xx
Chantillace 1 year ago
Sends goosepimples down my arms and also shows my age - forgotten how much I loved raving to all this :) xx
Chantillace 1 year ago
everyone who's serious about being a warrior has to read musashi's book - the book of the five rings
belisariusorb 1 year ago
@belisariusorb and the Hagakure ;)
Zenman1976 1 year ago
@belisariusorb The book of 5 rings? I have it. :)
KUROGUY 1 year ago
@KUROGUY Well worth studying in depth, pity he never made sketches of his moves though.
belisariusorb 1 year ago
Ni Ten Ichi Ryu
The Two Sword Technique
Created by ancient Japanese hero MIYAMOTO MUSASHI...
KronnangDunn 1 year ago 50
@KronnangDunn Loving the history there attached to the title!
Chantillace 1 year ago
@Chantillace aye, two swords, one technique, but huge meaning behind those words alone!
DOO1 1 year ago
@KronnangDunn 9 10 11 12 ??
turbodub501 1 year ago
@KronnangDunn umm, ni ten ichi ryu is actually: "two heavens as one sword" per 0:32
hikons 10 months ago 2
@KronnangDunn The writer of the book of five rings. Sick dude.
medik9 5 months ago
As a teenage drummer in the 90's, Photek turned me on my fucking ear and it started with this very track. "Modus Operandi" remains a revelation 15 years on. This is be-bop drummers jacked into laser guided precision. When drum n' bass was just jerking off the same Amen/boring 2-step rhythm, Rupert dropped it organic and it changed the game forever. I'm sad Parkes is just engineering and driving Ferraris now but he definitely deserves it.
wobblebits 1 year ago
This sounds so crisp... Got to love it. <3
Mechanism2k 1 year ago
For those that were there, we know Photek was a pioneer way ahead of his time. No need to argue with the younger crowd
MrBioPuppet 1 year ago
@MrBioPuppet So true man.... born in 1980.... funny how my generation always thought the older people new what was up.... but some of the kids now don't have any respect... funny man... when I was 18 and I met a 30 year old DJ , I was like" oh man... whats up! tell me how it was back in the day, what tracks really stated it all...." Lets hope some of the kids realize how much they could learn from the old guys... peace....out!
BASSAROVER 1 year ago 5
always puts a smile on my face too :)
pure class
ChoiceFM1 1 year ago
jungle jungle sword slash bass kick photek legendary track
djBL4ZE 1 year ago
WUT KIND OF MUSIC IZ DIS U GUYZ? lol j/k
I know what kind it is. Its awesome music. Who gives a shit about the labelers and their labels, appriciate whats good, kudos to who makes it, and spread the good word. Or sound as it were.
16210537 1 year ago 3
0:49 :)
This music makes me smile!
ComposerKuandohan 1 year ago 2
it sounds a little bit like aphex twin, doesn't it?
philzlausable 1 year ago
@philzlausable i think that's why i like this track so much. resembles drill n' bass more than drum and bass (to me).
TheHevquip 1 year ago
@philzlausable if you wanted to get into it, "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu" has a publish date of 1997. RDJ had already done Hangable Auto Bulb in 1995 and the RDJ Album in 1996. But Richard was in breaks overdrive--nobody had done that yet except for Squarepusher. Photek had this minimalist discipline with his tracks--no accident that he invokes Samurai ethic. Search Aphex Twin "Inkey$"--same era, more different than same but hey, it's all great
wobblebits 1 year ago
@philzlausable No
jsn82 1 year ago
it sounds a little bit like aphex twin, doesn't it?
philzlausable 1 year ago
first heard this on the end credits of the movie Blade. epic :-D
paulbrownstar 1 year ago
Oh the offbeat! bah-doom-doom-doom
Kostly 1 year ago
195,000 views, its not even the full fukin tune
Look elsewhere guys.
choppageworshipper 1 year ago
Still genius!
ParanoidBishop 1 year ago
the good ol days....bought it long ago on vinyl-------great video!!
youlyssess 1 year ago
what's the name of the movie?
miyamotociprian 1 year ago
thanks for the upload, its awesome !
haumichbreit 1 year ago
Takes me back to some good times many years ago.
norrinrad81 1 year ago
the track is classic but one thing doesn't really fit - ni ten ichi ryu is a dual wielding sword tactic where you use a short wakizashi sword and a katana while this samurai fights with just the katana
renegadesnares 1 year ago
@renegadesnares The nito seiho is only a small part of Niten Ichi Ryu, albeit the most well-known part. The fundamentals of the school are actually handed down using a single sword held with two hands. Other weapons are taught as well, such as jitte and staff. :)
Kunstdesfechtens 1 year ago
This is unreal
KazzaTV 1 year ago
sounds like photek was workin two katanas and dicing up these sick beats with his samurai like precision in the studio. his music is unbeatable. big up Mr. Parkes
djBL4ZE 1 year ago
Thanks for this.
TheCarsThatAteParis 1 year ago
Wicked!
PoxaCoatl90 1 year ago
Timeless, perfect.
flitzpiepe75 1 year ago
Always loved Photek.
Atheist555 1 year ago
now lets all say a prayer "AMEN breakz"
klakrone 1 year ago
My 2 favorite things in the world. Breakbeats and Samurai culture... im in heaven for 4:36
Brokenbeatman 1 year ago
@Brokenbeatman I'm also in your zone
belisariusorb 1 year ago
Should hear it on alesis m1 active mk2 suburbandrone, not trying to be all oooh look at me or showey off, just things sound so much better on monitor speakers, can hear a pin drop.
tripoticsoundscapes 1 year ago
amazing song and video!
futeki318 1 year ago
levity.com/figment/
lesjconj 1 year ago
Soooo good!!
Mariahalden 1 year ago
Photek, Fanu, Source Direct....all insanely great
AreULookingAtMe 1 year ago
da workzzz
therealb3yond 1 year ago
this video is about mastering self, and facing your inner demons
aechaech 1 year ago
Viva Musashi and Viva Photek
belisariusorb 1 year ago
Photeks great, is one of the original dnb pioneers i do agree, but its the more technical intelligent drum and bass, it doesn't matter what it is its good, its just the subject was raised so thought I would give my opinion isn't that the whole point of comments lol. Doubt photek thought of their self as dnb or whatever just made music they loved.
tripoticsoundscapes 1 year ago 5
Incredible the sound of the FX
AbraMBeat 1 year ago
LOVE THIS TRACK!!
JeffClancy1966 1 year ago
Hands down my favorite Photek song. And now one of my favorite videos. Thanks.
abdurshafiq 1 year ago
IMO the best dnb tune ever. Proper ninja beats.
lambd01d 1 year ago
Wonder what movie the video is from.
skykid 1 year ago
fantastic video
nayhoe 1 year ago
this track is the definition of win
baayne 1 year ago 2
+ this is a korrekt arragement !
DreamExess 1 year ago
One of the masters, that doesn't really need saying though does it? We already know that.
eonxyu 1 year ago 2
Prob one of the very first Dnb tracks ive EVER heard. maybe one of the first jungle/dnb tracks too?!?! :D
DnBcarga 1 year ago
classic!!
kombinerki 1 year ago
released in march 97 actually :P
mku17ra 1 year ago
I bought the original Science 12" of this in 96.
j5356972 1 year ago
I stand corrected then. Either way, it still holds up well to this day.
mku17ra 1 year ago
Took me some 10 years..now my life feels more complete..at least on the Drum n Bass side of things..
chocomofo79 1 year ago 2
Next level, still.
feeofee 1 year ago 2
What album is this from again ?? Photek man, #1..
mistamontiel 2 years ago
its from the lp "modus operandi"
its also on "risc vs. reward" and theres a teebee remix on "form & function vol2"
zichnt01 2 years ago
OMG !!! this is sooooooooo
amazing
dirtchamber27 2 years ago
wich god i don t know him---jajajaj... and you eiter
justacidvideos 2 years ago
Ive heard a mash-up, i guess, of this and a warm place by NIN. Never knew this was it's own song.
polarbearstoenail 2 years ago
you f folks dont get japan
auschwitzu 2 years ago
the afx of dnb?
jakkfrosttt 2 years ago
The Photek of DnB.
engelwyre 2 years ago 21
amazing tune- kind of sounds like minotaur, which is my other favourite photek track
mishabruml 2 years ago
loving this right know, samurai and japenese culture is the shit...
jonshinjuku 2 years ago
drum n bass like this, is like listen classic music ; exellent
Shitmann3 2 years ago 2
i am suprised that it doesnt have more of a following, some of the best music i have ever heard...
jonshinjuku1 2 years ago 7
This has been flagged as spam show
break beats --break core---not DnB
justacidvideos 2 years ago
Is it you that runs the committee that decided what genre music like this belongs in?
Photek is one of the original pioneers of Drum and Bass - but then you are only 19 and wouldn't know that.
172Break 2 years ago 18
@172Break
i'm on your side, this is DnB to the core, but it does have a fairly broken beat so justacidvideos argument has a wee bit of merit.
MRwhite96 2 years ago 2