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that ruckus tune is really horrible :/
title track is a very weak pacman ripoff
title track is a very weak pacman ripoff
I wonder if Fresh even did alot. can't imagine him thinking 'ok, this is a good follow-up for our previous albums, all set'Intermission is good but most of the rest is what I would expect Fresh, Maldini and Vegas to sound like without dBridge around (terrible).
His tune with notorious big sample screw up was bigEwun! Wondered what happened to him, he made some proper smashers back in the day. Phone tap ep was superb
Kill The Noise on this album is a really, really strange choice to feature though. He's made four DNB tunes in total which are technically DNB but his sound is really infused into them. Say what you will of his style but it's still kind of interesting to see this happening. I like the heavy electro feel to the tracks
I am aware of that. I just mean he's gone down a different route with the KTN DNB, making the sound more electro-influenced. It's similar to the route Spor went down with Feed Me tbh.Ewun made drum & bass primarily for many years before branching out into that alias.
His tune with notorious big sample screw up was big
and this. Disgusting!
P.S. THIS ALBUM IS THE BIGGEST PILE OF WANKSTAINED SOCKS THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN!
You forget Nextlevelism and Sigma's life That has some ok-ish introductory tracks to drum & bass but the rest is just pop. Chase & Status get the right balance to be fair. First album was amazing, second was good in it's own right but VERY commercial, third was just weird hip-hop with American rappers and just odd generally, Tribes really got it right though. There were some more hip-hop garage and pop tracks on there but they got some great DNB in there too. It surprises me the direction these groups go down
It doesn't with me. They want to make lots of money so they go mainstream. You can't make lots of money in the DnB industry!
*sighs* Here we go again......wasteman chatting utter crap lol
To be honest I can't imagine any of them thinking that.I wonder if Fresh even did alot. can't imagine him thinking 'ok, this is a good follow-up for our previous albums, all set'
Kill The Noise on this album is a really, really strange choice to feature though. He's made four DNB tunes in total which are technically DNB but his sound is really infused into them.