Some good music.

[XsjadoBlayde]

Blue Oyster Cult, the one who did the original Don't Fear The Reaper track, has somehow released an album recently for the first time in like 20 years


Was expecting worse tbf. Only knew 2 songs from them so was curious on old albums.


Also could be worse. Though just stumbled across Family Gringo, which tickled some old-school foot-tapping gene lately.

 

[Offworlder]

 

[Xprimentyl]

Wow, Photek is name I haven't heard in a while! Trying to remember the popular song of his from back in the '90s...

 

[Offworlder]

Wow, Photek is name I haven't heard in a while! Trying to remember the popular song of his from back in the '90s...

Any of the DnB from Modus Operandi would be well known for the time, but honestly, his shit from that time can be a bit hit or miss for me. T'Raenon and Ni-Ten-Ichi-Ryu are my favorites from him.

 

[Zykon TheLich]

Ni-Ten-Ichi-Ryu are my favorites from him.

That was going to be my first guess...

 

[Xprimentyl]

Any of the DnB from Modus Operandi would be well known for the time, but honestly, his shit from that time can be a bit hit or miss for me. T'Raenon and Ni-Ten-Ichi-Ryu are my favorites from him.

That was going to be my first guess...

Yep, that's the one. It was on MTV''s Amp album I had years ago. Was never hugely into DnB, but the songs that stood out remain classics for me. The two I always go back to are:

1.8.7.: "We Are Not Alone"

DJ Dara: "RNA"

 

[Zykon TheLich]

Yep, that's the one. It was on MTV''s Amp album I had years ago. Was never hugely into DnB, but the songs that stood out remain classics for me. The two I always go back to are:

1.8.7.: "We Are Not Alone"

Ah yeah, I remember the 1st one. I liked jungle & DnB in the early days but was a bit young to really get into the scene properly. I had moved on to gabba/hardcore/acid techno by the time I was old enough to really get into rave culture properly. The more chill DnB from the mid 90s always takes me back though, a lot of my friends listened to it, even If I was glued to the gabba rig all weekend.

 

[Worgen]

 

[Offworlder]

Ah yeah, I remember the 1st one. I liked jungle & DnB in the early days but was a bit young to really get into the scene properly. I had moved on to gabba/hardcore/acid techno by the time I was old enough to really get into rave culture properly. The more chill DnB from the mid 90s always takes me back though, a lot of my friends listened to it, even If I was glued to the gabba rig all weekend.

Oh man I forgot about the gabber scene. All the cool kids back in the day where in gabber and shuffle circles.

I've been into DnB/jungle for for a while now, might be my favorite form of electronic music.

 

[Zykon TheLich]

Oh man I forgot about the gabber scene. All the cool kids back in the day where in gabber and shuffle circles.

I've been into DnB/jungle for for a while now, might be my favorite form of electronic music.

Oh wow, Hard Normal Daddy...that takes me back to my 1st abortive year at uni.

Australia has my thanks...

 

[Offworlder]

Oh wow, Hard Normal Daddy...that takes me back to my 1st abortive year at uni.

Australia has my thanks...

Yeah man, going to high school in Australia at the time it was everywhere. Had one dude who was going to hardstyle raves at 16, it was wild.

These are the ones I always think of when it comes up:

 

[Xprimentyl]

Oh man I forgot about the gabber scene. All the cool kids back in the day where in gabber and shuffle circles.

I've been into DnB/jungle for for a while now, might be my favorite form of electronic music.

I'm sorry; one cannot drop that album cover without dropping it's greatest track:

 

[Specter Von Baren]

Once upon a time I had an open point of view
But that was just so long ago before I had a clue
Was there such a time where I didn't stand alone
Was there ever time
And how would I have known


Wake me up when this is over
I'm tired of living life like it's a dream
Please wake me up when it's all over
I'm tired of living right here in between
I refuse


Its all gone cold
But no one wants the blame
It's all so wrong
But who am I, who am I to say?

Perhaps I'm being too obvious with my current state of mind.

 

[Specter Von Baren]

I don't particularly like rap music, but there are some rap songs I like so maybe the fact that I like them in spite of that means they're good.


Look Pimpin



Here Comes the Boom



I Want It All/ We Will Rock You

 

[lostinreality]

I'm glad TikTok/IG brought this back. It's a banger imo

 

[Xprimentyl]

Over the past +25 years, I've listened to the album version of this song hundreds of times (recently shared here, in fact,) and after only recently discovering it, THIS is easily my favorite version, and worth sharing again. Brilliance.

 

[Zykon TheLich]

Something a bit more chilled than my usual. Classic electro mix from Dave Clarke. Reminds me of some good times.

 

[gorfias]

Something a bit more chilled than my usual. Classic electro mix from Dave Clarke. Reminds me of some good times.

Sounds like a good one to work out one's system!
And it's on Spotify

 

[BrawlMan]

This excellent English cover of "Kakusei" and "The Real Folk Blues".

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[Asita]

...So, this remix of Vivaldi's Four Seasons caught me completely off guard. (And no, it's not 42 minutes like the original piece...it's just under 5)