@TheCartman95 *kremt* yeah i agree on the first jungle... but why do people in the community call this the first dubstep song? i dont really get it either.... and lol dude... how can you correct something you dont know anything about?? i said that people call this the first dubstep song... it is called both, even if i agree or you agree or we dont...
@jippiandy people who say that this dubstep are wrong, dubstep emerged around 2000. and this song probably hasn't had even slightest influence on it. listen to the beat, this is jungle/dnb (because of the amen break), dubstep has different beat...:)
@jippiandy Dubstep came from around 2000. This is from 1991. If anything this tune shows a garage influence which is where Dubstep comes from. NO MORE MISINFORMATION... This is jungle. Look up Ellis Dee, Swan-E, Tom & Jerry, Suburban Base, 2Bad Mice, the documentary "A London Sumting Dis" and so much more. Please, stop the madness... lol. for real.
Its changed the Rave scene but for me made it worse i liked all the Belgium and American sound that was dominating the Rave scene prior for 3 years, Jungle made things too fast and brought with it Attitude and the loss of Unity among Races.
if you'd played 'snailstep' in 1991-1992.....we would have all shouted @ the dj....'oi mate.....i think you've got ya deck on @ the wrong f*ckin speed.....you got it on 33....be a good chap & wack it up to 45 plz....coz ive just this minute come up on a sly half.....& one is rushhhhhhhin his bally titz off!!!!! *gurns like a monkey* lol
im off to DREAMSCAPE in northampton tomoro night joining up & uniting with many originals as well as young'ens that have good taste & want to re-live that special life changing time.....this was THEE tune that done it for me in 92...i woz 18!!! Imo the blueprint for so many dance genres today......*im still 18@heart4ever!!!* amen brother ;)
@bludclone Old man? im 18, and clearly know more about dubstep than you as you have to go on Wikipedia to claim to know dubstep, you obviously wasn't there in the day.
@bludclone You read it, so it must be true? Dubstep may not be as young as 3/4 yrs old, but it was definitely not pre 2000 and it morphed from 2-step/UK Funky/Garage etc (look up Dooms Night Timo Maas Remix by Azzido Da Bass). This is completely different to dubstep even if it does sound similar
@bludclone "The term "dubstep" in reference to a genre of music began to be used by around 2002". All the dubstep before that was just experimental 2-step garage mixes of tunes. "Dubstep started to spread beyond small local scenes in late 2005 and early 2006". I would call that the starting point of dubstep as an actual full fledged genre.
@deice1 Didn't know this tune went back as far as 1988. I've got it stored on my computer in a directory called "Absolute Incredible Faves". Thanks for the history.
absolutely classic. I remember this at Weekend world in Milton Keynes in 1991, is the tune that really made an impact on me. Legendary!! and I still got it on vinyl!!
@choppageworshipper aint old enough to what? to listen to this? to enjoy this? to like hardcore/jungle??? ill make sure that from now on i listen to tunes made only in my lifetime
sounds like we know a lot of the same people then and went to the same clubs! My ex DJed at Bagleys for many years so i went there every Saturday night after Astoria went down hill. Used to go Rocket and Vivid as well, but Camden Palace orange Fridays were always the best. I knew DMS Dave very well and Floyd Dice from Production House Crew. i used to make clothes for them all. What wonderful times!
@EB1050482 U know the score :) can never bring back the old crew, moondance? bollocks........... we know the proper ravers. Ah mate Astoria RESPECT :D XXXXXX
@EB1050482 yeah i knew dave dms too and all the orange crew.. rocket club... also chris paul... hype.. randal... john seduction... those were the days... i used ti work in a record shop called music power in ilford and haringey.... used to play at bass box too.... ah the good old days... big up goldie the original time stretcher.... who remembers the song terminator?? rip dj chemistry....
It sounds like We Are IE (or We Are E, which makes more sense), but actually that vocal sample is in Arabic; it's taken from N'Sel Fik, a Raï track that had seen some success in the eighties. This song and genre had nothing to do with anything that was going on in Britain at the time, but still Lennie was able to extract just the right part and build a storming track around it.
@EB1050482 Remember going black market, unity and crystal to get my records. I knew loads of the DJ's (Clarkie, Brockie, Slipmatt, Squirell, Hype, DMS, Ray Keith, Nicky Blackmarket and Hype) I used to get so many white labels (lucky) also know Rapp :D all changed and it will never be the same, thank fuck still have the memories of orange at camden, rocket, bagleys, busbys, lazerdrome, raindance, moon dance, dreamscape, spiral tribe (on a bad day). Remember raving may it never be forgotten x
@renzer125 - Well interesting about the sample. It's puzzled me for the past 20 years where Lennie got it from. It always sounded like "we are E" instead of 'i.e' to me (as you say, would make more sense considering how massive ecstasy was back in the day!). But there's no doubting the importance of this bad boy tune. Still as massive now as it was 20 years ago.
@renzer125 - Interesting man, didn't know that as I know it from the Bomb the Bass album where it's in a radio excerpt and where I assume it had been sampled from. The same album has radio scanning/tuning which has been sampled everywhere but could equally be from some BBC sound effects record. Nerding out a bit but I'm a sample fool! Lennie - if you're watching (and are you Mickey Finn?) can you clear this up for me?
@Supajinks - he's clearly not Mickey Finn - god knows where I got that. I sometimes forget you can find all these answers on the web somewhere, 20 years ago rumour was the way...
Fantastic tune but everyones banging on about it being the seminal Dnb track, radio Babylon was out before this, have a listen to that. That was seminal, this was a very good follow up but meat beat manifesto were doing it first.
@bradymashups you know what mate,you may well be right bout seminal an tings.But being there on the night,you wernt thinking about trends,well maybe,in fact no fukin wayz!!!but,you just wanted the music to grab ya,by the bollckz and never let go and,you know what it never did!!!!!So mate,don't over analyse it,just let it get ya. Love n peace na man.No disrespect geez x
If this came out in 91 then i was just 2 when it dropped but I recken im the only junglist in America these days. I deff try to stay loyal and turn others on to the sound. Feckin DJ's here have no clue what im saying when i tell them to drop some jungle. So im fetching my own tables so i can get some gigs and teach these people a thing or two about dance music.
trade at turnmills with the bouncy floor AVE IT lennie i aint got the words to describe whAT THIS tune done to me all i can say is thanks was it only ever a white label im glad its not had the arse rinsed out of it by radio
mate...if u werent ther when this shit hit ..then ,,,,,alll i can say is....unlucky...a truly defining moment in modern culture, everything after this was just weak...
no doubt about it, a proper fucking tune, the ragga twins probably had more to do with the early jungle sound though i reckon. just an opinion, either way they were great days for an exciting new sound, fuck i miss 'em!!!
This was defo the tune that started the Jungle and DnB revoution, summer 1991. I have my copy on vinyl and will always treasure it, it always always took the roof off when it finally kicks in with the beat.
I've just got to say thank you all that have made comments about this track.I originally Produce this tune in 1988 in my Brother's in East London, In making this track was a message.! That we didn't need big,expensive studios to make tunez, Just the idea was needed
1st played on Pirate Station RAVE.FM early morning afterparty session with Timmi Magic, Dj Le Rouge,Rock & Vibes & released later on 1990 1st DJ to Play this tune was Dj Randall @ Living Dream(Eastway )
@deice1 - Lennie, a MASSIVE big up for creating this bad asssssssss track. Seminal. First heard it on a treasured Stu Allen and Easygroove set, recorded at Amnesia House in 1991. I was surprised to see it wasn't the main track on your release either- rather, it was the 2nd track in. Stunning. The power of the tune remains undiminished. I'm in the process of making a doc about the UK rave scene, and was wondering if you'd care to grant me an interview? Thanks.
Lenny you set the pace bro. I was born in '85.. Got into Jungle when I was about 9 thanks to my dad buying me records and a few mates who had older brothers who raved and got tape packs. Remember One in the Jungle, Mark Tonderai...Massive Records in Oxford, recordbags, Spliff, Eclipse, British Knights and most of all the beats! As far as I'm concerned man line you set the blueprint. Big up the Jungle/Garage crew everytime, and all British electronic musicians!
I've just got to say thank you all that have made comments about this track.I originally Produce this tune in 1988 in my Brother's in East London, In making this track was a message.! That we didn't need big,expensive studios to make tunez, Just the idea was needed
1st played on Pirate Station RAVE.FM early morning afterparty session with Timmi Magic, Dj Le Rouge,Rock & Vibes & released later on 1990 1st DJ to Play this tune was Dj Randall @ Living Dream(Eastway )
@phrophet042080 Big-up..We've all got 2 start somewher once yr in digital domain it is pro sounding unless yr using outboards, if yr using 1 software to make yr tune such as reason/ fruity loops etc. i recommend that you transfer the track as audio parts in Cubase/Logic etc.. to arr & fine tweak tracks/arr. + the Fx work better that gives u more choices & the mix will sound better
What i was using less equipment.,1988
I'll post pic on my page sum of the bit i've still got
its amazing when i think how old this choon is im 25 so i woulda bin a babi when this come out stil my one of my all time greatest tracks fuckin luv it jus a shame i neva raved 2 it
This is so good its fucking ridiculous. I raved to this back in the day and I am so proud. Seriously people, the crowd used to go fucking nuts when this was played!!
Totally wicked. Bought this is 1991 from Record Basement in Reading. No longer have all my vinyl but this is the only one I regret not having. TUNE!!!
I remember raving to this and kept on askin for the rewind... best tune ever... this was probablt the early jungle from 91 hen it begain to cross over with the heavy beat
i first heard this at the 1969 hyde park concert by rolling stone yeah there was some black bloke doing mental dancing , hes name was eddy and hes said let me hear u scream
yeah it was a totally mad time ,, proper mental girls used to walk around naked we used to smoke spliffs just crazy and the 1969 stones concert at hyde park was good but like i say this black bloke dancing and shouting when they played this fucking mental!!!
back then the spliffs where amazing just one spliff a day was all any one needed and when you had a spliff and played this tune !!! well i wouldnt advise doing by yourself coz u get this mental sensation in your mouth and you do this dance where your feet are as far apart as can be and your arms go round in a helicopter motion ,, yeah its all a bit mental
Top TUNE. We Were i.EEEEEEE. Those days are gone. Still, it is nice to remember the good old days when Ravers were nice to one another, E's were E's and everyone had a good time.
True but we can always revive that feeling!! It never really died, it just went underground when it all got a bit crazy and split into two sections.
Were busy reviving that same vibe here in Wales and it seems to be workin so far! :) Bringing back that late 80's vibe of leaving the ego's at home and mixing it with todays choons (a few old scattered about too) is what it's all about!! Letting this generation feel a little of what we had back then.
TOP ONE-Good on you for trying to revive the vibe but somehow i do not think the youth of today have the same mindset we had back then. (Peace, love and unity mixed with dance,stamina and abandon).
I would love to be able to go back and revisit those times but that is never going to happen so i will just think back on my many HAPPY MEMORIES.
I wish you good luck in your endeavours and i sincerely hope it works. Todays generation need something to enjoy without the nanny state judging.
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robzzo 2 weeks ago
people say that this is what they call the first "DUBSTEP" song ever....
jippiandy 3 weeks ago
@jippiandy first jungle, not dubstep...
TheCartman95 2 weeks ago
@TheCartman95 *kremt* yeah i agree on the first jungle... but why do people in the community call this the first dubstep song? i dont really get it either.... and lol dude... how can you correct something you dont know anything about?? i said that people call this the first dubstep song... it is called both, even if i agree or you agree or we dont...
jippiandy 2 weeks ago
@jippiandy people who say that this dubstep are wrong, dubstep emerged around 2000. and this song probably hasn't had even slightest influence on it. listen to the beat, this is jungle/dnb (because of the amen break), dubstep has different beat...:)
TheCartman95 2 weeks ago
@TheCartman95 i agree x) except there are some dubstep i recently found from 1999 or 1998
jippiandy 2 weeks ago
@jippiandy i only meant a few*
jippiandy 2 weeks ago
@TheCartman95 exactly... time for history lessons.
mizeyesis 1 week ago
@jippiandy Dubstep came from around 2000. This is from 1991. If anything this tune shows a garage influence which is where Dubstep comes from. NO MORE MISINFORMATION... This is jungle. Look up Ellis Dee, Swan-E, Tom & Jerry, Suburban Base, 2Bad Mice, the documentary "A London Sumting Dis" and so much more. Please, stop the madness... lol. for real.
mizeyesis 1 week ago
Its changed the Rave scene but for me made it worse i liked all the Belgium and American sound that was dominating the Rave scene prior for 3 years, Jungle made things too fast and brought with it Attitude and the loss of Unity among Races.
futurecat71 4 weeks ago
lennie blood this tune was the best thing to happen to jungle music and i am still waitin for ur new tunes mate
187musicman 1 month ago
no way pedro this is the right speed get to know kids
VisitingBoss 1 month ago
we are indo-european? we are information engineering? we are international language? we are internet explorer?
cwunchee 2 months ago 4
if you'd played 'snailstep' in 1991-1992.....we would have all shouted @ the dj....'oi mate.....i think you've got ya deck on @ the wrong f*ckin speed.....you got it on 33....be a good chap & wack it up to 45 plz....coz ive just this minute come up on a sly half.....& one is rushhhhhhhin his bally titz off!!!!! *gurns like a monkey* lol
RELICS92 2 months ago
im off to DREAMSCAPE in northampton tomoro night joining up & uniting with many originals as well as young'ens that have good taste & want to re-live that special life changing time.....this was THEE tune that done it for me in 92...i woz 18!!! Imo the blueprint for so many dance genres today......*im still 18@heart4ever!!!* amen brother ;)
RELICS92 2 months ago
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bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone err... Jungle
youdontknowxpand 2 months ago
@bludclone you fucking retarded? dubstep's about as old as the credit crunch, that is 3/4 years
BelgianJungleSound 2 months ago
@BelgianJungleSound I'm sorry a website said this was the first. and also dubstep is not as old as 4 years so you are the fucking retard
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone what was the site out of interest? and Dubstep started morphing out in the garage scene in about 2002/2003
djbazia 2 months ago
@djbazia cant remember. Dubstep is not garbage old man.
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone Old man? im 18, and clearly know more about dubstep than you as you have to go on Wikipedia to claim to know dubstep, you obviously wasn't there in the day.
djbazia 2 months ago
@djbazia fuck you i listen to old dubstep songs
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone You read it, so it must be true? Dubstep may not be as young as 3/4 yrs old, but it was definitely not pre 2000 and it morphed from 2-step/UK Funky/Garage etc (look up Dooms Night Timo Maas Remix by Azzido Da Bass). This is completely different to dubstep even if it does sound similar
BelgianJungleSound 2 months ago
@BelgianJungleSound actually dubstep started in 1999.
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone show me a dubstep song from 1999
BelgianJungleSound 2 months ago
@BelgianJungleSound dw its just wikipedia being wikipedia its actually from 2000
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone sounds pretty iffy
BelgianJungleSound 2 months ago
@BelgianJungleSound what does
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone the date
BelgianJungleSound 2 months ago
@BelgianJungleSound the date is correct man
bludclone 2 months ago
@bludclone "The term "dubstep" in reference to a genre of music began to be used by around 2002". All the dubstep before that was just experimental 2-step garage mixes of tunes. "Dubstep started to spread beyond small local scenes in late 2005 and early 2006". I would call that the starting point of dubstep as an actual full fledged genre.
BelgianJungleSound 2 months ago
up and coming dl's looking to mix jungle oldschool take note at the right speed this is played at
VisitingBoss 2 months ago
never thought I would, but I heard this in a club here in austin recently and literally lost it. So simple but so powerful
Atetrakz 3 months ago
@deice1 Didn't know this tune went back as far as 1988. I've got it stored on my computer in a directory called "Absolute Incredible Faves". Thanks for the history.
smithsnick 3 months ago
This one takes me back, thanks!
matthewslack7777 3 months ago
absolutely classic. I remember this at Weekend world in Milton Keynes in 1991, is the tune that really made an impact on me. Legendary!! and I still got it on vinyl!!
djkronos1 4 months ago
Takes me right back to GASS .... those Sunday/Mondays were awesome
Lordinnit 4 months ago
out too early 90.s wat an era..
MrFingers73 5 months ago
The beginning is sick, always puts me in a relaxing mood.
TheSidewaysDaze 5 months ago
wow mate im 35 to, done the same on my way to school, its madness how time flys, this is orignal jungle.
eamir76 5 months ago in playlist 1991 jungle
My Name Is Lennie
lennie 5 months ago
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robzzo 5 months ago 2
If you cant remember this, you aint old enough!!!!
choppageworshipper 6 months ago
@choppageworshipper aint old enough to what? to listen to this? to enjoy this? to like hardcore/jungle??? ill make sure that from now on i listen to tunes made only in my lifetime
getreal64 5 months ago
How a classic is this!
eXPerienceyeah 6 months ago
Needs to be +8 though. ;0)
robsta974 7 months ago 10
@robsta974 is this track slowed down?
888888HiPeople888888 3 months ago
The track that brought me to Hardcore, then Jungle & Drum & Bass
veyronzondaf 8 months ago
and I still got mine any offers lol
tafff7 8 months ago
An all out classic tune,you couldnt call yourself a Dj back in the day if you didnt have this on a 12
tafff7 8 months ago 3
@tafff7 I TOTALLY AGREE.... :-)
hairoc07 8 months ago
it's so old that i can't remember this oldschool
ElectricRudeGirl 8 months ago
Didnt Nigel Benn use this as his walk-on music before his fights?!
SilverCyborgRonnie 8 months ago
im sure reel 2 reel had something to do with this tune....big up john....
hairoc07 8 months ago
sounds like we know a lot of the same people then and went to the same clubs! My ex DJed at Bagleys for many years so i went there every Saturday night after Astoria went down hill. Used to go Rocket and Vivid as well, but Camden Palace orange Fridays were always the best. I knew DMS Dave very well and Floyd Dice from Production House Crew. i used to make clothes for them all. What wonderful times!
EB1050482 8 months ago
@EB1050482 U know the score :) can never bring back the old crew, moondance? bollocks........... we know the proper ravers. Ah mate Astoria RESPECT :D XXXXXX
MegaMoobag 8 months ago
@EB1050482 yeah i knew dave dms too and all the orange crew.. rocket club... also chris paul... hype.. randal... john seduction... those were the days... i used ti work in a record shop called music power in ilford and haringey.... used to play at bass box too.... ah the good old days... big up goldie the original time stretcher.... who remembers the song terminator?? rip dj chemistry....
hairoc07 8 months ago
THIS is a tune. Total
maceemiller 9 months ago
REEEEEEEEWIND THAT TRACK !!!!!!
uprising95 9 months ago
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uprising95 10 months ago
BAAAAAAAAAAAAD Tune!!!!!!
WiginWhopper 10 months ago
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renzer125 10 months ago
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renzer125 10 months ago
WHOYYYYY
CHA!!!!
4TYouths 10 months ago
remember this one like it was yesterday,but i cant seem to remember what i did yesterday......weird
oldskoolraver1975 11 months ago
totally badass, but what does 'we are i.e' even mean?
Bilson1966 11 months ago
@Bilson1966
in effect
DONDEHOOD2 11 months ago
@Bilson1966
It sounds like We Are IE (or We Are E, which makes more sense), but actually that vocal sample is in Arabic; it's taken from N'Sel Fik, a Raï track that had seen some success in the eighties. This song and genre had nothing to do with anything that was going on in Britain at the time, but still Lennie was able to extract just the right part and build a storming track around it.
renzer125 10 months ago 26
@renzer125 thanks for the insight. It's printed i e on my white label i bought in 91 and i still have got it! Love it. x
EB1050482 9 months ago
@EB1050482 Remember going black market, unity and crystal to get my records. I knew loads of the DJ's (Clarkie, Brockie, Slipmatt, Squirell, Hype, DMS, Ray Keith, Nicky Blackmarket and Hype) I used to get so many white labels (lucky) also know Rapp :D all changed and it will never be the same, thank fuck still have the memories of orange at camden, rocket, bagleys, busbys, lazerdrome, raindance, moon dance, dreamscape, spiral tribe (on a bad day). Remember raving may it never be forgotten x
MegaMoobag 8 months ago
@renzer125 - Well interesting about the sample. It's puzzled me for the past 20 years where Lennie got it from. It always sounded like "we are E" instead of 'i.e' to me (as you say, would make more sense considering how massive ecstasy was back in the day!). But there's no doubting the importance of this bad boy tune. Still as massive now as it was 20 years ago.
gefnanroolz 8 months ago
@gefnanroolz
still as massive as 20 years ago ... i second that my man !
renzer125 8 months ago
@renzer125 - Interesting man, didn't know that as I know it from the Bomb the Bass album where it's in a radio excerpt and where I assume it had been sampled from. The same album has radio scanning/tuning which has been sampled everywhere but could equally be from some BBC sound effects record. Nerding out a bit but I'm a sample fool! Lennie - if you're watching (and are you Mickey Finn?) can you clear this up for me?
Supajinks 2 months ago
@Supajinks - he's clearly not Mickey Finn - god knows where I got that. I sometimes forget you can find all these answers on the web somewhere, 20 years ago rumour was the way...
Supajinks 2 months ago
epic masterpiece to be remembered foreva...big up yourselves.....!!!
dbaseGR 11 months ago
This music makes me wanna rave :D
TheGioification 1 year ago
Bigness... In 1 word just about covers it
sausagefordinner 1 year ago
Fantastic tune but everyones banging on about it being the seminal Dnb track, radio Babylon was out before this, have a listen to that. That was seminal, this was a very good follow up but meat beat manifesto were doing it first.
bradymashups 1 year ago
@bradymashups but this is proberlly the better tune
theftrecordings 1 year ago
@bradymashups you know what mate,you may well be right bout seminal an tings.But being there on the night,you wernt thinking about trends,well maybe,in fact no fukin wayz!!!but,you just wanted the music to grab ya,by the bollckz and never let go and,you know what it never did!!!!!So mate,don't over analyse it,just let it get ya. Love n peace na man.No disrespect geez x
doggymess 11 months ago
@bradymashups - 'burning with ecstasy'! Used to leap around to that our regular - Rage at Heaven
Supajinks 2 months ago
eternal music
pattyislive 1 year ago
oooohhh yeaaaa... boy u know that sure hits the spot. Yeaaa... thats niiice.
ItsFunkyEnough 1 year ago
trollied to this many a time oi to the funkin oi
MrGoonersean 1 year ago
i had just turned 20 when this came out, and yes, i was having the time of my life :D
iloveesr 1 year ago
AHH the summer of 91 Carl Cox,Fabio,Grooverider and JJfrost, it was amazing reminds me of very happy but slightly hazy teenage years
badgers1975 1 year ago 2
AHH the summer of 91 Carl Cox,Fabio,Grooverider and JJfrost, it was amazing reminds me of very happy but slightly hazy teenage years
badgers1975 1 year ago
i was born too late, bitches!
Oxix999 1 year ago
1990 bizznizz
kofydnb 1 year ago
If this came out in 91 then i was just 2 when it dropped but I recken im the only junglist in America these days. I deff try to stay loyal and turn others on to the sound. Feckin DJ's here have no clue what im saying when i tell them to drop some jungle. So im fetching my own tables so i can get some gigs and teach these people a thing or two about dance music.
PlayingFTW 1 year ago 6
Seminal rave tune. Just perfect. Imagine dropping this in a 'club' these days...the spotty little fuckers wouldn't know what hit em!!
gefnanroolz 1 year ago 3
@gefnanroolz no, but you and me would get down
disasterpiece112 1 year ago
@gefnanroolz
haha :D
dylan240269 1 year ago
@gefnanroolz lol we were spotty little fuckers back in 1991 and we didn't know what hit us back then either!!!!
fucking mad, mad, mad times. the best.
iloveesr 1 year ago 2
@iloveesr hahahaha!! True, that! But we were much better dancers!!
gefnanroolz 1 year ago
20 yrs on and still sounds the bollocks ... would be in my top 10!!
loubylooster 1 year ago
trade at turnmills with the bouncy floor AVE IT lennie i aint got the words to describe whAT THIS tune done to me all i can say is thanks was it only ever a white label im glad its not had the arse rinsed out of it by radio
jinky2go2 1 year ago
mate...if u werent ther when this shit hit ..then ,,,,,alll i can say is....unlucky...a truly defining moment in modern culture, everything after this was just weak...
sinbadly666 1 year ago 4
no doubt about it, a proper fucking tune, the ragga twins probably had more to do with the early jungle sound though i reckon. just an opinion, either way they were great days for an exciting new sound, fuck i miss 'em!!!
TheMrjonnyd 1 year ago
wow..havent heard this in years.....rocked then and rocks now!
sladefx 1 year ago
Camden Palace 1990.
AndyThaiSamui 1 year ago
Oh mumma....I think I've had a flashback!! lol ;)
hippychick70 1 year ago
This was defo the tune that started the Jungle and DnB revoution, summer 1991. I have my copy on vinyl and will always treasure it, it always always took the roof off when it finally kicks in with the beat.
ITS A CLASSIC, NUFF SAID
marradonnamusic 1 year ago
NEVER GET BORED OF IT, BRING BACK THEM DAYS :D
Shaynos86 1 year ago
I've just got to say thank you all that have made comments about this track.I originally Produce this tune in 1988 in my Brother's in East London, In making this track was a message.! That we didn't need big,expensive studios to make tunez, Just the idea was needed
1st played on Pirate Station RAVE.FM early morning afterparty session with Timmi Magic, Dj Le Rouge,Rock & Vibes & released later on 1990 1st DJ to Play this tune was Dj Randall @ Living Dream(Eastway )
deice1 1 year ago 31
@deice1maximum respect mate my fav choon of all time even though i would of only been 5 when it was released lol
mattep1ao 1 year ago
@deice1 - Lennie, a MASSIVE big up for creating this bad asssssssss track. Seminal. First heard it on a treasured Stu Allen and Easygroove set, recorded at Amnesia House in 1991. I was surprised to see it wasn't the main track on your release either- rather, it was the 2nd track in. Stunning. The power of the tune remains undiminished. I'm in the process of making a doc about the UK rave scene, and was wondering if you'd care to grant me an interview? Thanks.
gefnanroolz 1 year ago
@deice1
Lenny you set the pace bro. I was born in '85.. Got into Jungle when I was about 9 thanks to my dad buying me records and a few mates who had older brothers who raved and got tape packs. Remember One in the Jungle, Mark Tonderai...Massive Records in Oxford, recordbags, Spliff, Eclipse, British Knights and most of all the beats! As far as I'm concerned man line you set the blueprint. Big up the Jungle/Garage crew everytime, and all British electronic musicians!
Thirdoptionisthename 5 months ago
@deice1 this a dangeros 80's techno classic
doghartdon 4 months ago
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I've just got to say thank you all that have made comments about this track.I originally Produce this tune in 1988 in my Brother's in East London, In making this track was a message.! That we didn't need big,expensive studios to make tunez, Just the idea was needed
1st played on Pirate Station RAVE.FM early morning afterparty session with Timmi Magic, Dj Le Rouge,Rock & Vibes & released later on 1990 1st DJ to Play this tune was Dj Randall @ Living Dream(Eastway )
deice1 1 year ago
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deice1 1 year ago
@deice1 respect luv this tune i'm making house in the bedroom trying to get it soundin pro is hard. my name is paulkilley check me out on my space
phrophet042080 1 year ago
@phrophet042080 Big-up..We've all got 2 start somewher once yr in digital domain it is pro sounding unless yr using outboards, if yr using 1 software to make yr tune such as reason/ fruity loops etc. i recommend that you transfer the track as audio parts in Cubase/Logic etc.. to arr & fine tweak tracks/arr. + the Fx work better that gives u more choices & the mix will sound better
What i was using less equipment.,1988
I'll post pic on my page sum of the bit i've still got
MAKE WOT U FEEL..1
deice1 1 year ago 3
Benzo Fury will save the RAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grahamintehpond 1 year ago
IM OLD SKOOL AND LET ME TELL U ALL, THIS IS THE TUNE MATE
t1000eg 1 year ago
Long live the AMEN beat, fuckin ardcore!!
tischm 1 year ago
When this tune dropped a generation dropped to it......National Anthem for the E ravers.
cloudgroover 1 year ago
TEMASSSO!!!!
GritoUltimo 1 year ago
Seminal tune..the pure dub style bass, breakbeats and gunshots fired up the ravers. Thnaks for posting.
zenshady 1 year ago
im proud to say iv met lennie as he is a fellow spread and a nice bloke aswell,spread means plasterer
gibtheyid 1 year ago
we are internet explorer
regulatorzone 1 year ago
sure MBM, but also forgotten track Mad Bastard - I am the future
also 4hero id say deffo paved the way
phuturexy 1 year ago
its amazing when i think how old this choon is im 25 so i woulda bin a babi when this come out stil my one of my all time greatest tracks fuckin luv it jus a shame i neva raved 2 it
mattep1ao 1 year ago
Amen Brother!
HanMono 1 year ago
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cloudgroover 1 year ago 2
This is so good its fucking ridiculous. I raved to this back in the day and I am so proud. Seriously people, the crowd used to go fucking nuts when this was played!!
mickeyleon123 1 year ago 2
Totally wicked. Bought this is 1991 from Record Basement in Reading. No longer have all my vinyl but this is the only one I regret not having. TUNE!!!
mintmel1 1 year ago
WoooHaaa what a classic !!! Waakzaamheid / Roxy hit his glory back then.
djdennisprice 1 year ago
London - Where the movement began!
daintyapple 1 year ago
what a tune....still got a copy on white label. Happy days :-)
Vanhooligan1 1 year ago
this tune is just pure WIN, sounds as fresh today as it would have back then
slydubz 1 year ago
check out the oldskool ive uploaded on here just type in djparnate in the search bar and leave me a good comment thanks
djparnate 1 year ago
Toooooooooot Toooooooot 111111111111
dishybird 2 years ago
This is the 1 that started it all.
digitizerob 2 years ago 4
yes my pal len. big up oliver close circa 1989. pip i dread
pjsmaher 2 years ago
long life at this fuckin' tunee
unclean1980 2 years ago
The big question : Where did Lennie get his sample?
Bomb the Bass use it at the begining of "On The Cut" also. Surfed high and low for info.
Any ideas?
mrmukura 2 years ago
@mrmukura
Got it "N'Sel Fik" - but which version?
mrmukura 2 years ago
oh my gosh.. oh my gosh... ..is it 20 years.... fuck we are old
donovan8129 2 years ago 24
@donovan8129 We Where E .. Now we Old ! ... Love this proper oldskool sound !
MrAcidTechno 9 months ago
@donovan8129 no we arent!
EB1050482 9 months ago
@donovan8129 Nah still young and proper hardcore at heart!!!!!!!!!!! xxxxx
MegaMoobag 8 months ago
@donovan8129
21 now :)
Ryan199403 7 months ago
@donovan8129 YEP! I remember listening to this on tape on the way to school....im now 35....it al happens so fast
darthvexa 7 months ago
flash backs from occasions & palace (SHEFFIELD) eazy D mc rush & the music maker ,then back to CJs, fùckin good times
BROOK1889 2 years ago
remember this fondly @ school n' this mental track came out got me in to this music, nowadays it's crap.
mistaben2k 2 years ago
So influential!
Sounds as good as ever nearly 20 years on.
CharlieSmigz 2 years ago
FUÇK ME WHAT A TUNE
BROOK1889 2 years ago
thanx for upload mAn
Lightotronic 2 years ago
Remember too.. Good times at school..
PenetreraEskimo 2 years ago
I remember raving to this and kept on askin for the rewind... best tune ever... this was probablt the early jungle from 91 hen it begain to cross over with the heavy beat
biggie1692007 2 years ago
Damn i wish i was there from the beginning!
digerydooboi 2 years ago
ruff intro...........
246DJB 2 years ago
just such a ruff tune
246DJB 2 years ago
what a timeless classic goosebumps and sweet memorys
smokethepancakes 2 years ago 3
i first heard this at the 1969 hyde park concert by rolling stone yeah there was some black bloke doing mental dancing , hes name was eddy and hes said let me hear u scream
007tron 2 years ago
fukin ell mate im 13 and i never new dis tune came out then
antscabalfie1 2 years ago
yeah it was a totally mad time ,, proper mental girls used to walk around naked we used to smoke spliffs just crazy and the 1969 stones concert at hyde park was good but like i say this black bloke dancing and shouting when they played this fucking mental!!!
007tron 2 years ago
lol !!!! ha ha
davedigsgraves 2 years ago
back then the spliffs where amazing just one spliff a day was all any one needed and when you had a spliff and played this tune !!! well i wouldnt advise doing by yourself coz u get this mental sensation in your mouth and you do this dance where your feet are as far apart as can be and your arms go round in a helicopter motion ,, yeah its all a bit mental
007tron 2 years ago
ants. 007 is shitting you, this was the first hardcore tune-1991.
jjmm112 2 years ago
Fuckin classic! This is where the jungle revolution started ;)
RATMfan92 2 years ago 16
anyone know the jungle version of this
marxistsoldier 2 years ago
there is an asides version on eastside...o6ish?
snksone 2 years ago
Top TUNE. We Were i.EEEEEEE. Those days are gone. Still, it is nice to remember the good old days when Ravers were nice to one another, E's were E's and everyone had a good time.
FullToTheBrim1 2 years ago
True but we can always revive that feeling!! It never really died, it just went underground when it all got a bit crazy and split into two sections.
Were busy reviving that same vibe here in Wales and it seems to be workin so far! :) Bringing back that late 80's vibe of leaving the ego's at home and mixing it with todays choons (a few old scattered about too) is what it's all about!! Letting this generation feel a little of what we had back then.
So far theyr lovin it!! :)
Mistri07 2 years ago
TOP ONE-Good on you for trying to revive the vibe but somehow i do not think the youth of today have the same mindset we had back then. (Peace, love and unity mixed with dance,stamina and abandon).
I would love to be able to go back and revisit those times but that is never going to happen so i will just think back on my many HAPPY MEMORIES.
I wish you good luck in your endeavours and i sincerely hope it works. Todays generation need something to enjoy without the nanny state judging.
FullToTheBrim1 2 years ago
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FullToTheBrim1 2 years ago
24 carrot gold =)
rockyfistscats 2 years ago
Great tune. Brilliant drop. Thanks for uploading this one. Good work squire!
MrRapidresponse 2 years ago 2
This song should be played at high volume...preferably in a residential area!
badegg3210 2 years ago 4
Bloody good track,Baz
D1nny2oys 2 years ago 2
the first jungle tune!
Xyru754 2 years ago 3
Love this track to death! An all time classic!
NormanSykes 2 years ago 2
i went ape shit to this masterpeice back then
raveakidd 2 years ago 2
Absolute classic!!!. LET ME HEAR YOU SCREAM!!!!
magmacell 2 years ago 11
Defo a RAGE (remember the room upstairs with its uniqueness ??) tune chaps but was too bashed to remember the years/s don't worry about it an