Breakage can make quality music no matter the genre.I am into jungle drum and bass since1994 and I am in love with Amen Breaks.This guy has has a given a totally new dimension in Amen Breaks and the way they are put in to his tracks can burn your mind.A big thank
breakage is one of the few djs that wont ever be turned into sum posh fuck for the money like pendulum.. all commercial. i think he by far has the most talent, he can play jungle like a madman or dnb or his dubstep which is 2nd to nun.. just a beast on the 1s n 2s!! BOHHH!!!
MAXIMUM IMPORTANT! I fucking love Breakage, and I fucking love this track; however, I've only heard on it on youtube, which is obviously a bit shit, and very restrictive. Anyone know where I can get it digitally? WITHOUT going through bullshit download links off Google?! Any help massively appreciated...
life rasta 1 your sick bruv what you said i totaly agree with and the truth about the shit poppin in the 90's im stoned right now and cant be fucked to write what i really think but its along those lines.
Jungle died because the jungle nights in the clubs became more and more violent to the extent that people were regularly being stabbed and shot.
One by one the clubs banned jungle themed nights and that was pretty much the end of jungle.... Jungle fans started moving towards the garage scene and the exact same thing happened to garage music.
DnB grew from jungle music (just like electro house grew from house and so on). DnB didn't kill jungle; wannabe gangsters did.
@djgravitate Jungle did attract the fake ass Gangster wannabees since it was a street music (I hate the term Urban) that had a rudeboy attitude to it also the time it was around in the 90s just happened to be a time when there was conflict between regional drug dealers & the gun crime that came as a result but that violence has never been resolved amongst the youth such as with Grime & its subject matter off dissing some other local click
I think the main change that affected Jungle was the penetration of major labels to push it into the mainstream & pimp it out to the world from around 96, artists like Goldie, Photek, Source Direct were getting major label deals & the payola the big named Djs were receiving from them, commercialisation is what kills the originality, purity & potency of music, in the end being thrown wads of cash is too hard to resist & not sacrifice artistic integrity in other words sell out
goldie, source direct and photek will always be regarded amongst others as some of the most influential and original artists within the scene. if you are implying that they sold out you are talking absolute rubbish.
jungle just evoled into the next sound, nothing died, and what do you know its back again.....
there will always be "commercial" and underground releases. get over it
Definitely not the case with dnb though. If you think about it, dnb has had many cliches even before it went mainstream. One good thing about it is that it kept changing it's formula. I find that dnb fans get tired from hearing the same thing faster than any one other party maniac. So in order to sell out to that crowd you have to come up with new stuff every now and then.
@liferasta1 I'm faily new to jungle personally but on a side note, what i find to be quality is when you get an extremely commercialised style of music that once wasn't that still has very original artists knocking around within the genre and the true fans seek that music out, love it.
@liferasta1 doesnt matter what "genre" we play / listen to, im a speed garage / bassline house / electro house lover, but at the end of the day, a good tune is a good tune, and youve hit the nail on the head mate, as soon as someone "sells out" and allows a part of a rave culture genre to go commercial, the ass end falls out of it, everybody copys whats making the charts, people who are otherwise amazing artists strive for nothing but the big pay check and loose their originality
the diversity of the "Genre" implodes on itself, so that only one style is heard its ridiculous, and i putting keep "" around genre because as i said a good tune is a good tune, regardless.
If you guys like this, you'll love the oldskool stuff. I've compiled a massive oldskool Jungle playlist, which I invite people to check out. Just go to my channel and click on 'Playlists'.
I grew up with Hardcore Breakbeat and Jungle music in London. In '96/'97, Jungle started to die. It became too ambient and intelligent. The old, hard drum 'n' bass tunes became scarce. It was a sad time. Everyone moved on to UK Garage. I moved on to Classical music.
Listening to this tune reminds me of the old tunes. Hard amen breaks like this, accompanied by rumbling b-lines, used to boom at 250,000 watts in the middle of London. I miss those days.
wot r u talking about?around 97 dnb was not all intelligent/ambient!wot about ed rush,optical,fierce,trace,bad company,ram records,metalheadz,roni size,krust,zinc,dillinja,nico etc
jeez'an!
mikeymikes75 1 day ago
Junglisttt know the score!!
Teknoboi99 5 days ago
Breakage can make quality music no matter the genre.I am into jungle drum and bass since1994 and I am in love with Amen Breaks.This guy has has a given a totally new dimension in Amen Breaks and the way they are put in to his tracks can burn your mind.A big thank
covexin8a 4 months ago
DON MAN
mutleyization 6 months ago
breakage is one of the few djs that wont ever be turned into sum posh fuck for the money like pendulum.. all commercial. i think he by far has the most talent, he can play jungle like a madman or dnb or his dubstep which is 2nd to nun.. just a beast on the 1s n 2s!! BOHHH!!!
Teknoboi99 8 months ago
oh i posted "sick" as in GOOD
brizax 8 months ago
i love breakage btw
brizax 8 months ago
not sure what i said bro lol which post?
brizax 8 months ago
Tunes a big one.
realysm42 8 months ago
@realysm42 You, sir, suck!
pandastylish 8 months ago
SiCK
brizax 1 year ago
@brizax Why are you saying that; I'm giving the tune props.
realysm42 8 months ago
MAXIMUM IMPORTANT! I fucking love Breakage, and I fucking love this track; however, I've only heard on it on youtube, which is obviously a bit shit, and very restrictive. Anyone know where I can get it digitally? WITHOUT going through bullshit download links off Google?! Any help massively appreciated...
Lensix 1 year ago
@Lensix inperspectiverecords INP012A Breakage – Trance in the shop
Jaxium 1 year ago
9,999 views. Proud to be the ten thousand'thhhhhhhhhh swupwup
InfluencedMusic 1 year ago
massive tune. Absolute standup tearout, but with a psitrance bent too... shouldn't work but it so so so so does...
faction455 2 years ago
life rasta 1 your sick bruv what you said i totaly agree with and the truth about the shit poppin in the 90's im stoned right now and cant be fucked to write what i really think but its along those lines.
KUGAMUSIC 2 years ago
I am gone with this tune..
blazacrew 2 years ago 2
I never really dug this tune much myself Comatose was the standout track on this single I think
liferasta1 2 years ago
@liferasta1 this tune has it all. buildup, dnb, and jungle!!! BOHHHH
Teknoboi99 1 year ago
RIN53 OUT!!!
D3TOX3R 2 years ago
Jungle died because the jungle nights in the clubs became more and more violent to the extent that people were regularly being stabbed and shot.
One by one the clubs banned jungle themed nights and that was pretty much the end of jungle.... Jungle fans started moving towards the garage scene and the exact same thing happened to garage music.
DnB grew from jungle music (just like electro house grew from house and so on). DnB didn't kill jungle; wannabe gangsters did.
djgravitate 2 years ago 2
@djgravitate Jungle did attract the fake ass Gangster wannabees since it was a street music (I hate the term Urban) that had a rudeboy attitude to it also the time it was around in the 90s just happened to be a time when there was conflict between regional drug dealers & the gun crime that came as a result but that violence has never been resolved amongst the youth such as with Grime & its subject matter off dissing some other local click
liferasta1 2 years ago
@liferasta1
I think the main change that affected Jungle was the penetration of major labels to push it into the mainstream & pimp it out to the world from around 96, artists like Goldie, Photek, Source Direct were getting major label deals & the payola the big named Djs were receiving from them, commercialisation is what kills the originality, purity & potency of music, in the end being thrown wads of cash is too hard to resist & not sacrifice artistic integrity in other words sell out
liferasta1 2 years ago 38
goldie, source direct and photek will always be regarded amongst others as some of the most influential and original artists within the scene. if you are implying that they sold out you are talking absolute rubbish.
jungle just evoled into the next sound, nothing died, and what do you know its back again.....
there will always be "commercial" and underground releases. get over it
Inglejuice 2 years ago
@liferasta1
Definitely not the case with dnb though. If you think about it, dnb has had many cliches even before it went mainstream. One good thing about it is that it kept changing it's formula. I find that dnb fans get tired from hearing the same thing faster than any one other party maniac. So in order to sell out to that crowd you have to come up with new stuff every now and then.
whatshendrix 1 year ago
@liferasta1 I'm faily new to jungle personally but on a side note, what i find to be quality is when you get an extremely commercialised style of music that once wasn't that still has very original artists knocking around within the genre and the true fans seek that music out, love it.
andii194 1 year ago
@liferasta1 indeed mate, its a fuckin trajedy that money appears to destroy good music, the two werent meant o collide in such a way!
Rumbleman99 11 months ago
@liferasta1 Very true accurate description, nice one!
acquiringcompletion 11 months ago
@liferasta1 doesnt matter what "genre" we play / listen to, im a speed garage / bassline house / electro house lover, but at the end of the day, a good tune is a good tune, and youve hit the nail on the head mate, as soon as someone "sells out" and allows a part of a rave culture genre to go commercial, the ass end falls out of it, everybody copys whats making the charts, people who are otherwise amazing artists strive for nothing but the big pay check and loose their originality
djflegg 6 months ago
the diversity of the "Genre" implodes on itself, so that only one style is heard its ridiculous, and i putting keep "" around genre because as i said a good tune is a good tune, regardless.
djflegg 6 months ago
@liferasta1 awesomely put mate
guvenman 4 weeks ago
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If you guys like this, you'll love the oldskool stuff. I've compiled a massive oldskool Jungle playlist, which I invite people to check out. Just go to my channel and click on 'Playlists'.
turxxx 2 years ago
wow!! Cool!!!
REASONmania 2 years ago
hardcore! one of my favourite breakage beats.... very jungle glitch :) :) :)
REPCLONE 2 years ago
the break at 2.54 is amazing
xXJimmyChaosXx 2 years ago
great tune!
stardust2310 3 years ago
this track brings the house down
basschild83 3 years ago
When was this tune made? And who made it?
I grew up with Hardcore Breakbeat and Jungle music in London. In '96/'97, Jungle started to die. It became too ambient and intelligent. The old, hard drum 'n' bass tunes became scarce. It was a sad time. Everyone moved on to UK Garage. I moved on to Classical music.
Listening to this tune reminds me of the old tunes. Hard amen breaks like this, accompanied by rumbling b-lines, used to boom at 250,000 watts in the middle of London. I miss those days.
turxxx 3 years ago 2
mate breaks like this r still booming places like fabric still playin hard Dnb like this
jaffaorange187 3 years ago 2
wot r u talking about?around 97 dnb was not all intelligent/ambient!wot about ed rush,optical,fierce,trace,bad company,ram records,metalheadz,roni size,krust,zinc,dillinja,nico etc
dsm577 2 years ago
I never said it was. I said there was too much of that crap. I can remember well. If you were there, you should remember, too.
turxxx 2 years ago
london is the fucking city of all cities i dont care what anyone says
Stefan2SERB 2 years ago 34
@Stefan2SERB your entitled to your own opinion
ARTerialBleed 1 year ago
@Stefan2SERB which part of this song made you want to state that?
yardey 1 year ago
@Stefan2SERB London is great, apart from all the Londoners...
VyktorAbyss 3 weeks ago
@VyktorAbyss don't need no hateration, holleration, in this jamboree
Stefan2SERB 3 weeks ago
love that track so much! kewl drumwork as ever!
Dicebox 3 years ago
I lowe BASS in 04:51 cooolll
kokopoli3 3 years ago
tearing intelligent drum patterns from the year 3000.
Futuristic amen bizness.
mickeyleon123 3 years ago
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propellant 3 years ago
absolute choon !!
No idea why im listening to this when i have a pre press digital version :s
Jaxium 3 years ago
I love it, I hear it time after time, every day.
Recommendation: Enjoy it with genuine studio headphones (at least 20 Hz - 20 kHz). You'll be surprised about the wonderful deep bass.
propellant 3 years ago
A true quality work of art!
Shogun2k7 3 years ago
so good
braitmad 3 years ago
i want i want I WANT!!!!
madrave129 3 years ago
that is some crazy compex drums. makes my head spin trying to think about it.
misterbond37 3 years ago
banging tune. the second drop is something else.
ukwisdom 3 years ago