Decent DNB Cd's

LozZ

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Hey,

Was wondering if anyone could help me, i'm new to DNB, i resently bought Pendulums album and have the past couple of drum n base arena cd's. Could anyone point me in the rite direction and advise on other good cd's out there i can buy.

Cheers
 
the Liquid V album mixed by Bryan Gee, Welcome to Violence (when the cd comes out..), any of Concord Dawn's cd's.. any of those are good
 
Buy a used set off Ebay.

Cheapest way to buy a load of cds from somebody in the know...

I once got 69CDs for 70 quid - some quality mixes and some quality albums.

Oh and the Ultimate Drum & Bass album on amazon.co.uk gets you 60 tunes for 10 quid (!). Unmixed and excellent. Gets you quickly up to speed on D&B classics.

Same with the Essential Drum & Bass collections - but the tunes are a lot older (Mr Kirk's Nightmare etc...)

Jungle Massive is a pretty cool old skool mix. Same with Best of Jungle Massive.

The Ministry Back to the Old Skool set has some fine tunes from yonder years - better than D&B Arena IMO.

Outpatients and other compilations from Hospital have great newer tunes and nice prices.

EZ-Rollers Lickable Beats - nice new tunes.

Shf Fx just put out out a compilation - don't remember its name - basically unmixed (some syncing), pretty good.

Apart from that, these guys have put out some good cds:
High Contrast - nu-skool beautiful anthemns
Roni Size - the older tracks are ground-breaking and beautiful
Photek - minimalist production master
Nu:Tone - beaut. anthemns
Technical Itch - dark side floor smashers
Dom & Roland - more moody dark side
Aphrodite - music to get pissed to

An extremely short list and there are loads more to look for but its a beginning.
 
Any of the Grooverider mixes for Renegade Hardware, like Essential Rewinds or The Harder They Come, a bit dated but good cd's nonetheless. And the 21st Century DNB triple cd on Industry is pretty good too
 
Well its matter of what kind of DNB u like. I advice u to don't buy things ppl saying here because its theyr own opinion. Listen the tracks on net and try to find artists that suits u.
 
Indi said:
Any of the Grooverider mixes for Renegade Hardware, like Essential Rewinds or The Harder They Come, a bit dated but good cd's nonetheless. And the 21st Century DNB triple cd on Industry is pretty good too

21st Century is excellent - the Essential Rewindz... hmm... okay I guess.
 
shdw said:
Well its matter of what kind of DNB u like. I advice u to don't buy things ppl saying here because its theyr own opinion. Listen the tracks on net and try to find artists that suits u.

Hope he doesn't end up being a trance n bass fan.

If you read what I wrote carefully you'd see it was a very wide selection of dnb. If he's just getting into dnb, then he should have a listen to all the styles. Maybe he'll end up listening to everything (like me - well, apart from trance n bass).

As far as listening to tracks on the net is concerned, if you mean mixes then they're mostly constructed from vinyl = - difficult to get on CD and don't really give an idea of album content. If you mean pirated, then... that's crap.
 
There's also a good mix by ShyFX called Old Skool Jungle (I think its on Relentless) that includes most of the pivotal tracks from back in the day, good for a history lesson in jungle
 
Dustek said:
Hope he doesn't end up being a trance n bass fan.

If you read what I wrote carefully you'd see it was a very wide selection of dnb. If he's just getting into dnb, then he should have a listen to all the styles. Maybe he'll end up listening to everything (like me - well, apart from trance n bass).

As far as listening to tracks on the net is concerned, if you mean mixes then they're mostly constructed from vinyl = - difficult to get on CD and don't really give an idea of album content. If you mean pirated, then... that's crap.

Well in last few months we released only few good trance'n'bass tracks (like ben sage - all about you VIP / nothing inside) so i am more into liquid (check mixes thread to find my mix.) And i do listen to everything good (except jump up and raggajungle). But finding more good liquids than some harder stuff.

And pirated? Well you can listen to samples on webs like juno & Chemical Records. I am listening to pirate mp3s because as DJ i buy plates. In that case i need to hear full song and than decide if i would buy or not.
 
shdw said:
Well in last few months we released only few good trance'n'bass tracks (like ben sage - all about you VIP / nothing inside) so i am more into liquid (check mixes thread to find my mix.) And i do listen to everything good (except jump up and raggajungle). But finding more good liquids than some harder stuff.

And pirated? Well you can listen to samples on webs like juno & Chemical Records. I am listening to pirate mp3s because as DJ i buy plates. In that case i need to hear full song and than decide if i would buy or not.

:slick:
 
Indi said:
There's also a good mix by ShyFX called Old Skool Jungle (I think its on Relentless) that includes most of the pivotal tracks from back in the day, good for a history lesson in jungle

Do you mean Jungle Rewind?

Three cds with old skool old skool tracks merging into each other through the wonder of computer technology - can't be called mixed though - you could even play the tracks off a cd player at a gig, he.

Good quality tracks though - definitely worth getting

Hype's CD "DRUM AND BASS ESSENTIALS MIXED BY DJ HYPE" has 50 current stormers.

01. Pendulum & Fresh Feat. $pyda & Tenor Fly Tarantula
02. Clipz Slippery Slope
03. DJ Hype, J Majik & Wickaman feat. Daddy Earl Dubplate Killa (Tear The Roof Off Remix) Mixed with Bad Company The Nine
04. DJ Hazard Selector
05. Mampi Swift & Fresh Play Me (VIP)
06. Distorted Minds Revolution (Hype Special)
07. DJ Fresh All That Jazz
08. Pendulum Masochist
09. G-Dub & Taxman Warp Speed
10. Roni Size & Die Impact Music Mixed with TC Let’s Go & Mampi Swift The One
11. Dillinja Bass Cone
12. Shy FX & T Power Feelings
13. DJ Hazard Use Your Brain
14. Topcat Original Ses (Police In Helicopter)
15. Trevelyan & Icarus Fruit X
16. Q Project Ask Not (VIP)
17. Cyantific Don’t Follow
18. Ed Rush & Optical Sicknote Ill Skillz Remix
19. Shimon Malice
20. Zen & Psyche Dub Specialist

01. Drumsound & Simon Bassline Smith Feat. Skibadee Big Tings (Hype Special)
02. Sub Focus X Ray
03. Rebel MC Feat. Peter Bouncer Junglist (Serial Killaz VIP Mix)
Mixed with Ram Trilogy Titan
04. Blame Solar Burn
05. Baron Operation Pipe Dream
06. Leviticus Big Bad & Heavy (Logistics Remix) Mixed with Logistics Together
07. Baron Squelch (Sub Focus Remix)
08. High Contrast Racing Green
09. Dillinja In The Grind (Dillinja Remix)
10. Chase N Status Feat. Capleton Duppy Man
11. Pendulum Vault
12. Shy FX Plastic Soul
13. J Magik & Wickaman Feat. Kathy Brown Now It’s Over
14. G-Dub Tink Ya Bad
15. Dillinja Twist ‘Em Out
16. The Prodigy Smack My Bitch Up (Sub Focus Remix)
17. Sparfunk Rapture
18. Capone Style Baby
19. Artificial Intelligence Desperado
20. Potential Badboy Feat. Yush You’re Mine (Hype Special)

01. Crystal Clear & Code:breaker Feat. Dave Boomah 2 Tone Sound
02. Trevelyan & Icarus Lion Dub
03. Total Science Going In Circles (Artificial Intelligence Remix)
04. Krust Malice
05. Potential Badboy Feat. Yush Off Road
06. Twisted Individual Swan Cake
07. Phantasy, Mayhem & Gurley How It Is!!!
08. Baron Feat. Pendulum Guns At Dawn
09. Sub Focus Citizen Kane
10. Sparfunk Blazin Jazz Mixed with Roni Size Trust Me
 
ACTUAL GOOD STUFF.


Ed Rush, Nico & Trace - Torque (No U-Turn)
Photek - Modus Operandi (Astralvibes)
Photek - Form & Function (Astralvibes)
Alaska - Virtual Virtuosos (Vibez)
LTJ Bukem Presents Logical Progression Level 1 (Good Looking Records)
Big Bud - Infinity + Infinity (Good Looking Records)
Big Bud - Late Night Tales (Good Looking Records)
Paradox - Musician As The Outsider (Reinforced)
Alpha Omega - Journey to the 9th Level (Reinforced)
Nucleus + Paradox - The Esoteric Funk LP (Reinforced)
Dom & Roland - Chronology (Moving Shadow)
ASC - Environments (Nu-Directions)
DJ Clever presents Troubled Waters (Microcosm)
Hive - Devious Methods (FFRR?)
 
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