where to start?
Intro:
Roni Size, New Forms. For old school
Danny Byrd, for newer stuff
and Venetian Snares for the weirder.
[quote]Vegg wrote:
Vic Firth - Jojo Mayer - YouTube [/quote]
hes a good drummer n all but thats not really D&B thats like drum and jazz.
ive been listening to a couple tracks from Dillinja, hes not bad though i havent heard enough to base a real opinion either way.
Rush
on a related note, the Pendulum remix to Voodoo People is sick.
VOLTO!
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
hes a good drummer n all but thats not really D&B thats like drum and jazz.
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He mainly plays drum 'n bass though, so I just thought I’d post it. 
Listen Now → Drum’n’Bass
Get a cheap electric drum set, plug your laptop/mp3 player directly to the AUX input, and start playing along.
I’m self taught on a regular set, but over the last few years while serving I’ve had an electric set and used it to practice. It aint’ too bad.
Cheapo Yamaha DTX Express IV
I love drum and bass!!!
famous djs:
- andy c
- dieselboy
- shimon
- dillinja
- dj marky
- panacea
- every dj from Therapy, or Ram Records
- dj XRS
- dj fresh
- bad company (fresh & d-bridge)
- d-bridge
- dj ZINC (my favourite dj)
Goldie
LTJ Bukem (My fave, saw him twice)
J Majik
Origin Unknown
Doc Scott
Sub Focus
Electrosoul System
Greg Packer
(It’s LTJ Bukem doing the DJ, but the first song is Greg Packer)
Baron
Telemetrik
Black Sun Empire
Fabio
Grooverider
Do some research, d&b is a wild genre with many different types of styles. Especially for a form of dance music, which is usually one constant beat, d&b can have many different drum patterns.
Awesome stuff.
upiing this thread so i can find it easier later.
wasnt TJ Bukem a chracter from a fighting game?
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
wasnt TJ Bukem a chracter from a fighting game? [/quote]
Don’t know, but the term LTJ Bukem came from two things.
LTJ is like the Spanish term for the DJ… I think
Bukem was from an old TV show where one of the catch phrases was, “Book em’ Danno”
So yeah, I dunno
DEATH FROM ABOVE!
They fucking rock. If you don’t think so, you’re wrong. So eat dick, wrong people. Eat it now. Merry Christmas!
[quote]FightingScott wrote:
DEATH FROM ABOVE!
They fucking rock. If you don’t think so, you’re wrong. So eat dick, wrong people. Eat it now. Merry Christmas![/quote]
They blow, and they certainly aren’t d&b
I think there are only minute differences between all the varieties of electronica. and it all comes down to two categories in the end: (1) good and (2) shit.
You’ve got breakbeat, jungle, d 'n b, electro, garage, dub-step. All of them are just hip hop music sped up.
Hip hop varieties include gangsta rap, g-funk, miami bass, bounce…
Then house, trance, techno are more straight forward beats.
DJ Craze is alright. Freq Nasty. Karsh Kale. And you can steal all their music for free on the internet
drum and bass is not hip-hop, not at all.
sometimes a guy raps over the beats but its not the same thing. just cause something has drums and lyrics it doesnt become hip-hop.
Try listening to Dub Step if you like D and B its pretty good, got a CD of it for an Secret santa at work.