Bizzy B - Fire

Genre: Electronic
Style: Jungle

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• electronic
• drum
• and
• bass
• jungle
• bizzy
• fire
• unsigned
• junglist
• massive

[liferasta1]

Why do you never here these Amen choppage styles get much play in the clubs from the majority of Djs out there, I usually here bland souless Clownstep, Techstep & Jump Up even with the big Djs like Grooverider who I heard say on his show that he dont like Amen tunes, how can this be? if you were around during the Hardcore & Jungle days breaks should be what moves you

[Reptile754]

Wiqid tune, to hot

gimme some firrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeee­eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[IepsyI]

@liferasta1 fuck em dude. If you can't get down to this you're callin a circle a square.

[karlosandreenie]

fiiiiiiiiiiiiire!!! bloooodcleet!!!

[Chuki033]

@hoah haha you know!

[marcorestivo82]

yeah

[runtinsweet]

@liferasta1 grooverider is just a cunt.

[hoah]

@liferasta1 bangface.com

;)

[251mandem]

that beat can fuckin KILL YOU.

[kiozkmuzik]

@liferasta1 fuck clownstep wakstep techstep etc.....this is da true jungle sound ...from a real don...nuff said

[ktistis7]

Bizzy B ''the amen freak''!!! big uuuup!!!

[liferasta1]

@LFactorSA Early Techstep by Dom & Roland, Ray Keiths label Penny Black, Dread (Twisted Anger), No U Turn i liked but when the whole Ed Rush & Optical (virus) thing blew up late 90s the breaks took a back seat & monotonous 2step beats & Techno sounds became the dominant style, not to mention the many other copycat tunes that oversaturated dnb especially in the period 1998 - y2k, all of it just sounded too bland & samey for me