What's your favourite substyle?
Anything good out lately?
What have you been spinning?
Post breaks and stuff.
/breaks/
Easton Thompson
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Angel Robinson
>Hardcore
Are you sure? 'cuase all i can see is Breakbeat Oldschool Hardcore. But there's different styles of hardcore (Oldschool, Happy, Newstyle, Gabber, etc.)
Con yo reupload this image with more resolution? I can't read the name of the albums (I know some, but not all..) Thanks.
PD: One of my favourite? Oldschool Jungle.
Nathan Adams
Pretty obvious it implies breakbeat hardcore since it's a breakbeat chart.
James Davis
this is a good thread
William Gutierrez
Goldie is tops if you havent listened to Timeless you really should give it a try
Luke Jones
Who likes breaks but hasn't tried Goldie?
Hudson Morales
Yeah, i imagine that (The title of the image say it.)
I said that 'cause in the transition of Breakbeat hardcore and happy, for example, there's another genre called 4-beat (half breakbeat, half happy.)
It sounds in the middle of 1993.
Chase Rodriguez
Alright cool, not OP not my chart so no idea if there's a bigger one.
Which ones you need to know the name of?
Nathan Bell
I know a lot of retards who say they listen to dnb but dont listen to Goldie.
Ryder Long
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classix morning
Brandon Allen
Pendulums better
Andrew Evans
This
I know that I may be committing sacrilege for not recognize some albums.
This is my contribution in this thread: The T.Power- The self evidence of an intuitive mind album.
Jayden Johnson
Not sure first one, xoptican or something
A Guy Called Gerald - Black Secret Technology
Roni Size - New Forms
???
9 Lazy 9 - ???
Rennie Pilgrem - Selected Workz
Eli Butler
Thanks, you're a great user
Parker Sanders
>9 Lazy 9- ???
The album is paradise blown
David Fisher
Owen Green
Alexander Moore
how about this album?
Eli Torres
4hero are so fucking good
Bentley Scott
Damn right, do prefer Dego desu
>crossing the boundaries of soul, jazz, boogie, jungle, drum and bass, breakbeat, techno, hip hop, brazilian and broken beat, Dego has made an immeasurable influence on the UK dance and electronica music scene spanning the 90s and early noughties. Words like ‘pioneer’, ‘visionary’ and ‘tastemaker’ are often used to describe him. “Dego is one the most influential figures in music in this city and in this country,” says BBC Radio 1’s Benji B. “He has always been a forward-thinking force, a progressive and positive supporter of new music and has always created his own lane with his own sound.”
Kayden Mitchell
The classic of classics about 4hero: youtube.com