Innerzone Orchestra - Bug in the Bass bin

[RichardG3RE]

i've always assumed this was supposed to be played at 45?... o_O

maybe i've been playing it at the wrong speed lol

[PinkPanther220]

There was a band version of the Innerzone Orchestra that included a former drummer for Sun Ra - I saw them twice in SF - they were excellent. They put out one album

[jayshiz]

That beat, those horns. MASSIVE

[dogmaQuintett]

@jayshiz what horns, man? theres no horns in there.. although there should have been. great track but well i sort of expected a little more after i read this was like the breakthrough in electronics plus live impro... anyway, its good but theres sort of like something missing. am i wrong?

[aspoumenapoume]

Love it. But mind you this is a sort of low frequency test for your sound system. On mine very hard to hear the last couple of bass notes... That's why, bug in the bass bin. I do not have a bass bin :-)

[rinjonjori]

The dirtbombs just did a cover on this for Party Store. A covers album of obscure Detroit Techno music. Their cover sounds nothing like this... just curious what the fans think of the remake.

see soundcloud

[jasonbigelow]

@ Fuck the Dirtbombs. You can't cover Strings of Life.

[junkiejunkiexl]

this still is the sound of the future

[aldoileanumeliber]

love the tune

but i think it was first released in '92 on Planet E.

cheers!

[FLDOTexe18]

Baz De Conga

[droppenkiken]

Anybody gunna put this track up at 45? You know it makes sense!

[AdzTurner]

@droppenkiken

Check my channel for a pitched-up version.

[garbageland1]

@droppenkiken holy fuck, just tried it and it's dope. cheers for heads up!

[chunkEcheez]

So repetitive and boring.

[spentfromnz]

repetitve to a fault

[retardbuss]

Don't want to sound like a little shit, but I think this played at 45 is much better

[qualityholiday]

Nice

[alexsoundwave]

Roots

[BetarennaLondon]

Anyone who is looking for the first D&B records should check the " The Jungle ep" by DJ Phantasy (91) and LTJ Bukm "Logical Progression" on VTR records (I think) which has been suggested to have been recorded in (89)

[riskybusiness80]

@BetarennaLondon in fareness your forgetting the Scientist "the Bee" and Shut up and dance and loads of others breakbeat outfits, the jungle ep was out in a time when i was definitely calling the music Breakbeat quickly followed by hardcore, id say the first "DnB" records were tail end of 95, if you went into a record shop and asked for DnB in 91 they wouldn't have a clue what you we're talking about.

[riskybusiness80]

@BetarennaLondon this is most likely the first "jungle like" - Meat Beat Manifesto - Radio Babylon

[riskybusiness80]

Fabio and Grooverider would play this at 45 in 92, it sounds better and is regarded as one of the first moves into the DnB sound

[BetarennaLondon]

To DarkShroom,

This track is not Drum N Bass more a Jazz'd-up-CC detroit flavour. However, its probably been sampled.

[94style]

@BetarennaLondon and there's a Peshay Remix. Goldie has expressed how influential this record was to him.

[BetarennaLondon]

Definitive Carl Craig track!

[royal618]

Hi, whilst this artwork was released in 1996, the track was originally released in 1992.

[Alvin1971]

Timeless.

[missflump]

Carl Craig - you can't beat him.

[kayozz13]

Man this tune is style.

[Ristridinius]

Carl Craig :D

[MotorizeYourBike]

digg it

[MotorizeYourBike]

f yezH

[pehico]

Wicked sound

[flytallerkin]

badass

[creepoid]

Monster of a tune, pump it through a humungo system for maximum damage...

[funkydafunker]

Yay !!

[DarkShroom]

wow so i'm having a bit of a late night history lesson on DnB.

It's "that" sound :)

[creamywhip]

outstanding this is a huge tune

[gatorio]

sick stuff