Drum & Bass Megathread Part II v. What's an Amen Break?

Joethestoner I could have sworn Sully "Blue" was T-power in yet another guise.
It disturbs me that alot of these mid-nineties tracks were lifted from the same sample CD's.
I'm a tad reluctant to post this album as it has gap's inbetween each track that messes with the flow, I've lifted it several times from these forums for this reason.

Jeez, it doesn't flow at all like the original.
Happy hunting.
If there's one album to buy.pay and play.
 
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Wasted_talent said:
Joethestoner I could have sworn Sully "Blue" was T-power in yet another guise.
Happy hunting.
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i hear you, some producers succeed while other times it doesn't feel right when revisiting the 90s sound. good lookin on the t-power, never heard of before. saved to hunt for it later =)

o' and big up ben sage... years ago after i was sober for an extending amount of time, sitting at this very desk i hit a bong load while listening to...



it was pretty amazing, blew my mind actually :D
 
I was just wondering, it's not from sample CD's in this era, it's an Amiga...
They were used but had a basic sound set. The Atari came up trumps as it had built in midi.
 
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I can't really vouch for this track; take it leave it I guess. It's worth a ganders.
 
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Don't mean to go all commercial on ya, but blu mar ten have been knockin' out A1 beats for ages.
 
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