Is this the best DnB tune ever?
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definitely not.
No, this is m8.
Stop posting pussy drum n bass.
This kind of stuff was where it's at.
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>Limewax and current value
>Mentioned on Sup Forums
Didn't know this board liked that stuff, but that is nice. Substance D was pretty good for a mix, but doesn't beat the 6ixth session
>post-2000's
the real pussy.
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90's jungle is timeless
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Not bad. ER&O have some classic rollers throughout their discography. Chubrub, Puerto Rico, the creeps, kerbcrawler, bacteria, and the list goes on. Too bad they haven't released much since 2015
this one is an absolute classic
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the grooverider remix is ace too
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>Not posting shy FX with that nice album with t power
user, 2000's had some great DnB, but the late 2000's was a very dry point.
>le dark rain man remix
nah
Piper sounds fresh to this day, but that grooverider remix is insane. That's a raw baseline that satisfies
Personal favorite right here
>Calibre and high contrast
Good track, but exposed very well. Good tune for liquid itself however.
lmao wtf
you see this?
fucking mario smoking weed
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It's up there, but after much deliberation, I have decided that the best Drum & Bass track of all time is officially this:
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Techstep is the patrician D&B sub-genre.
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It doesn't work so well in an LP format though, whereas Liquid Funk on the other hand is pretty shit most of the time but the two best D&B LPs ever (Klute - Lie, Cheat & Steal and Calibre - Second Sun) are both Liquid Funk.
This is the true GOAT right here
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It does and doesn't. ER&O proved it in wormhole and the creeps, but the next two albums felt less worthy. Then travel the galaxy was something even better.
You are right however. It's something better in the form of an EP/Single format rather then a LP. Inside the machine is such a nice album yet you can't that digitally, and the same for digital nation(Ironically)
Technically Breakbeat Hardcore but good tune anyway. I like it when Techno guys produce Breakbeats, it's usually great.
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Post Crucifixion is easily one of the best D&B mixes of all time.
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There are a fair few good Techstep style LPs desu, Torque is excellent, Rymetyme is pretty good, Clockwork was great and a few others. I just think that because Techstep is quite abrasive in nature that sitting through an hour+ compilation of it feels a bit tiring. For example, Dom & Roland is possibly the GOAT D&B producer but Industry, while being full of great tracks can feel like a drag to listen to somethings. But if you include Thunder in any mix you'll know it will be great. Same with LPs like Diagnostics and Inside The Machine.
This is true, but usually I just shuffle the album up in a playlist and it gets fresh. Usually I will put on something like Camo and krooked-All night, then something like phace-3002. That's the fun part of DnB:You have endless combinations when you mix the songs in. Rawtekk-Subway and malux-Hyperlaced wouldn't be too bad next to each other, but those are a lot younger then the track we've been discussing in this thread
The older stuff sounds more varied and there weren't as many producers ripping each other off as much as there are now. I'm not nearly into D&B as much as I used to be when I was younger. I was around 16 when Neurofunk was becoming really popular and I used to love the sound of that back then, but by now everyone has figured out how to make their tracks sound like Noisia's old stuff and it isn't as unique or interesting any more. I bet I would have loved the new Teddy Killerz album or the new Aggressor Bunx album when I was younger but now I wouldn't even bother listening to them, I know exactly what they are going to be like. Black Sun Empire is probably the only artist from those days that I still keep up with. Other than that I think the last Neurofunk LP which really blew me away was Basher - Transmission and Xanada - Through The Oort Clouds.
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I do like the shit coming out on Exit/Critical/Ingredients/Samurai Music etc. but it can be hit and miss. The good stuff is great though.
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I kind of feel like D&B is getting to the point where it's running out of steam. At least there's still shitload of undiscovered Jungle and Breakbeat Hardcore to be discovered.
Teddy killerz album was decent to be fair. Some good tracks but Stockholm is something I despise. If anything, they should have put that moody good collab in there over that garbage.
As for AB, it was also mediocre, but some songs are fucking nuts, like pure energy and jungle future
For me, I'm a much newer listener yet I see how DnB is just changing. People like C4C, BSE, noisia, L33, dabs, billain, posij, audeka, and etherwood provide good future to the genre, but also vitaluzs the versatility of DnB
C4C are actually pretty old, surprised they are still going actually. They've always put out good stuff.
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this isn't even good wtf
They're good anyway, but I think they are as influential as dieselboy.
>"best" thread on Sup Forums
>filled with 99% mediocre tracks
>can't tell if this is a troll thread or anons really have this pleb taste
All of these tracks are something that plebs really don't know. Also
>someone on a music board has different kind of taste than you
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How about this?
>Pleb taste
>It's a ton of good DnB
Plebs can't deal with this at all. It's so good to listen to anyway
If you show a pleb Andy C and shimon-Quest, they'll say it's shit
Obscure =/= good. Try to be less like the rest of Sup Forums.
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Tbf Night Flight is a way better tune. Yeah Quest has a nice bassline but so does Night Flight and it has way better drum programming.
>best
>subjective
pick one. then retire.
>Obscure =/= good.
that's not what i said clearly. i'm saying 99% of these tracks (being generous honestly) are mediocre songs. not the best. how do i know this? because i used my fucking ears. i am challenging you to stop settling for mediocre shit and learn what the absolute best is.
Night flight also feels nicer to listen to at night then quest, and you can enjoy nightflight with headphones better then quest, since that song needs a good soundsystem
If anything, suprised how nobody has mentioned body rock yet. That tune was something. So weird yet it got played often
If you were to listen to messiah with a good pair of headphones and listen to these songs fully, they are great. Also, the time still sticks up. Planet dust and many others just still have their power, yet are enjoyable because of what they made
You are being contratrian for the sake of it, there aren't many D&B tracks better than some of the ones posted here. If you think otherwise then you're the one who needs you hearing checked. By all means post what you think is good unless you're happy to be outed for chatting shit.
I remember when Body Rock came out, I wasn't into then and I never got the hype behind it. Same with Helicopter Tune, it's in shit load of sets but I think it's a terrible track.
Body rock just seemed so odd anyway
>Torque is excellent
While it's a fairly good LP I've always seen it as a sub-Wormhole 2bh
I think Torque is way better than Wormhole but Wormhole was a more innovative and influential album.
This
Wormhole isn't that bad, but it does have some glaring issues. Glass eye and splinter are the best tracks argueably, but it isn't ed rush and opticals best work. That goes to the creeps
Aw shit. Thanks for the dose of nostalgia, Renegade Hardware used to be my shit at the turn of the millennium, much to my parents discomfort.
Perfect to sperg out to when no one saw you and get hyped, perfect background music when studying, perfect music to zone out to before sleep.
I was particular to Future Cut, never understood why they didn't make it bigger.
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That's the amazement of drum and bass:It's versatile. Messiah is a perfect example because it goes nuts, and has calmness.
Now, there's tons of labels, but the good ones on the rise are eatbrain, blackout, methlab, and get hype.
I don't know maybe i'm alone on this one but I think every track on Wormhole is excellent
It's your opinion. Personally, the album still kicks it to this day, even if it's almost 20. Sad how few give it more recognition since new forms came a year before.
Still, what is the best drum and bass song of all time POST 2000's?
Mine would be spor-Aztec
Wormhole also left its influence out for a really long time
Good old photek.
Is he still making music? And what made him get out of the jungle phase?
t. pardner
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