DOES UK HAVE THE BEST HIDDEN GEMS? | Americans React to Roni Size, Reprazent - Brown Paper Bag
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You should be drinking Cider really when listening to Bristol DnB legends like Roni Size 😂
Briz!!!!
Stowford press
@@Pigwig83 1/2 an exhibition at the Corry Tap (those who know know) which is actually next door to Christchurch Studios where massive attack recorded back in the day
I arrived in Bristol in 2001 at the end of this era. Big up Full Cycle, Drive By, Timecode (if you know you know 😉)
@@morganmorgan-morgan2582 hell yeah. Timecode mixes on Moving shadow.
There is no way this is your first time hearing this track! Next you're going to say you never heard Goldie Innercity Life!
As much as I love Inner CIty Life, for me the Rabbit in The Moon Vocal mix of it is an absolute masterpiece of a tune, if you haven't heard it you should give it a listen th-cam.com/video/-nXrjWe3tR8/w-d-xo.html
Have you seen the orchestral version?
@@andymcpandy2128 I haven't but I'm looking it up now, thank you!
Literally just came from a garage and orchestra band set from an old BBC session too so perfect timing!
Drum N Bass wasn't exactly chart conquering in the UK, let alone elsewhere back in the day. I'm not sure if it even proved popular into Europe, let alone the US. Now The Prodigy were the only true world popular dance act back in the 90s (they repeatedly won MTVs greatest dance act numerous times throughout the 90s. Roni Size was @£%& all in comparison) Great as they come from my hometown and I was bang into them back in the 90s.
Right! Hidden gems my arse! The LP won the Mercury Music Prize.
It’s worth noting that this was actually a band. They play this live on stage with real instruments and synths.
Yes 🔥
And a museum piece desktop 😂
@@jayyydeee86 yes, Roni size is one person. Reprazent is the name of the group.
Reprazent
@@GRANT250MX yes exactly 👍🏻
Such an awesome tune, crazy hearing it referred to as a hidden gem though as it was a huge hit in the UK, mad to think it wasn't as well known globally as we all held him and his band in such high esteem, he was the man!
This is real British old school drum and bass. Made for the British dance scene
Got to remember DnB has only really blown up in the U.S mainstream in the last 18 months due to people like Fred again playing it in his sets he does with Four Tet and then obviously Chase and Status. It's had an underground following for a long time but those new to it have missed 20+ years of original DnB and Jungle
@@finjibuns Interesting, back in the 90's because my surname was Jones and I was a big fan my nickname was Jungle 🤣
@@markjones127 I bet when you went it out your pockets were full of chewing gum.
Shiiiiit... Was 16yrs old when I first heard this. 42 now and I still have this track on my playlist. Great reaction guys!!
😂 me too
Me three, remember going to the end in 2001 to see roni, good old dayz
Another 42 year old and remember spending most of Homelands 99 in the end arena listening to Roni Size and all the other Dnb heads
Me 5, saw them on the other stage at Glastonbury 97 (on the TV) and they absolutely blew my mind and changed my life.
14/15/16 for me too 90s
You should try picking up a copy of "New Forms" the album on vinyl...it was their debut album and won the Mercury Prize in 1997
An absolute classic
90's UK Jungle/Drum & Bass is a rabbit hole worth taking a trip down. .
The UK was, is, and always will be on a different level.
A few artists worth a listen...
Photek
Dillinja
Source Direct
Nookie
Leon Mar
4 Hero
Foul Play
Omni Trio
John B (Visions album)
Marcus Intalex
Jonny L
Doc Scott/Nasty Habits
LTJ Bukem
Dom & Roland
Goldie (Timeless album)
Adam F
Droppin' Science
Alex Reese
J Majik
Flytronix
JMJ & Richie
Skanna
Harmony
Digital
Wax Doctor
Flynn & Flora
Blame
Alpha Omega
Big Bud
Lemon D
Stakka & K Tee
L Double
Helen T
Boymerang
Ray Keith
Subject 13
DJ Crystl
Fokus
Klute
Intense
Ed Rush
Optical
DJ Trace
Jack Smooth
Tango
@@MrBirchieBirchHaha, just a couple 👍
This is from the 90s and the first mainstream drum and bass tune in uk after winning the mercury music prize
"The first mainstream drum n bass tune..."
General Levy: What the f-ck was Incredible, then?
@@Si_Mondo jungle
This song has been a constant in my playlist for nearly 30 years
I worked with Roni size , and krust in the past at the raves of used to MC. Great guys big ups to the Bristol massive
Aphex Twin Window Licker…..that’s a good rabbit hole to dive into.
That video still freaks me out 😃
Come to Daddy and the absolutely scary Rubber Jonny...both also by Aphex Twin
@@rickb.4168 Aphex Twin 🫣😱 Frightening good
Always loved Aphex Twin! Pacman will always be my favourite 😂
Reprazent used drum samples live on stage, however Roni Size then went on to create Breakbeat Era where he used a live drummer on recordings and on stage - it was beautiful, take a listen because he was pushing boundaries way ahead of his time.
The city was Bristol and they had so many amazing producers and had and still still have a unique sound in the UK.
The illegal raves going on in the early 90's were epic
They absolutely were the 90s were a special time.
I saw Reprazent many times in the 90s and they always had a live drummer.
@@tactical1981Definitely had a live drummer when I saw them in the 90s!
One thing I’d love for you guys to check out, seeing as you’re interested in the history of UK music, is UK hiphop.
We have quite an extensive history, going back to the mid 80’s. But for a good starting place:
Roots Manuva - Witness.
Released in 2001. You may have heard it already, it’s been used in a lot of media over the years and was even on NBA2k(I forget the year, 22 maybe).
Bruvva check out the boys catalogue they have reacted to a whole heap of UK hip hop like loads of it 💯
Big up Roots. Legendary tune.
I was fortunate enough to meet Roni when he was DJing at a house party back in the 90s and a few times since. He's one of the nicest people I've ever met, a genuinely good soul. This track was an absolute monster!
Tell that to his ex 😂🤣 ol' Roni had a thing for stairs and pushing.
I can't claim to know much about the case but the jury unanimously cleared him of the charge, and the other charges were dropped.
The fact you found this and then reacted is crazy to me. This was big in the uk!
I think you would have probably enjoyed the full vocal version better - Dynamite MC on the mic.
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this was released in 1997 .
For real for real
Facts!
yeah thats the one i remember , had the album,
Step to tha riddim made outta brown paper....
Yeh, bwoy!
Blast from the past,who else feeling nostalgic 🏴🏋️
1997 or 1998 IIRC ??
@@user-pn8eu3js4l 94-96 jungle really but I'll acknowledge post dnb 👌😎😗☁️🌲🌲🌲
@@user-pn8eu3js4l I think 97 just after jungle, just as garage was blowing up,,,👌😎😶🌫️
Roni Size use to live next door to my auntie and cousins in Montpellier, Bristol back in the 90s.
Roni Size won the Mercury Music prize in 97 I think with this album and really but DnB further into the mainstream
Yes it was this album. New Forms. Bloody amazing album.
Soundtrack to my teenage years drum n bass legend
Bass
Dude on the left has never heard of Digable Planets!? Mad. Btw Roni Size also worked with Bahamadia of Digable Planets.
He did do a track with Bahamadia but she wasn't in Digable Planets, that was Lady Bug Mecca
Sticking with Bristol vibe check out Tricky & his cover of Public Enemys Black Steel 🔥 Enjoy Chase & Status its great live
You haven't lived until you go to a dirty D&B night in Bristol.
Drive By @The Thekla was the one 🤘🏻😎
Caught the re-launch of the Valve Sound system there in Feb… alll the way from Australia. Box ticked. Was wicked.
Black Swan massive know what's up 😅
@@SeeDaRipper... Those were most definitely the days,The Warhead tune used to send me blind 🦮
MC Dynamite, Ronnie Size, Reprazent, Gloucester n Bristol fully represented!! This was a big tune back in the day! All 3 of them are legends in the DnB scene.
Dont forget Krust and DJ Die in Reprazent! OG UK B-Boys and hip-hop DJs! I once saw DJ Die play in Fabric. I couldn't hear for two days afterwards. Too loud!
This brings back memories.. Can't believe how many years have gone by. 47 now and this is still amazing 🤙
For about six months in 97, it looked like drum n bass was going to take over the world. Even the BBC was using it for their links.
That kind of thing is what killed it let's be honest!
It took over my life... to this very day. I can't see it changing. Listen to Golden Brown by Dave Brubeck
It has taken over. You hear so many tunes in the radio that are drum and bass or use drum and bass beats. Hell, even sporting events and walkouts to fights use dnb. It's so much more widely accepted.
BBC2 got Roni into Abbey road and they played a whole live set with the band… Unbelievably sick, I’ve got it on VHS somewhere. No VHS player though 😂
This was part of the evolution of drum n bass and what was later to be known as the Bristol sound which had that funky element to it pioneered by Roni size and Bryan gee for the next decade or two with their labels full cycle and v recordings which produced countless bangers. You can hear these jazz elements in brand new funk by Adam F which is another certified classic tune
Probably worth mentioning EZ Rollers records from the same time as brand new funk (and maybe a little earlier?) - particularly RS2000.
Omg. Easy Rollers… I forgot about that
Never clicked faster. This is just the sound of 1997 for me. Couldn't go anywhere without hearing it, and any time i hear this track now it takes me back to that exact time period!
1997-1999 golden age (U.K.)
You know this.
Same
Ooh I had this on cassette, dont live in the UK but I tore through this album over and over, quietly dancing on metro platforms etc lol
Saw Roni do this track live in Oxford at the Valve Soundsystem. I absolutely lost it.
Roni size is a d&b legend
Yes boys Roni is pronounced Ronny. 😂
Thanks ✌️🍻
1. Yes its pronounced Ronny
2. British genres like Garage, Jungle, Drum N Bass and Grime, always take all of the previous influential components like reggae and dancehall music, hip hop, forward into themselves and then they influence themselves, so grime led on from garage and so is very heavily linked to it, D Double E used to be a DnB DJ and then Dizzee and Wiley came up on garage sets and then you have the blend where DnB kind of drifted in and out of popularity between the 30+ years its been around and now you have P Money and what most would consider grime MC's, jumping back onto DnB
3. the diggable planets reference i get which i bet is because both tunes are built around the double bass.
4. Goldie was one of the godfathers of Drum N Bass and invented time stretching, something which went on to become a normal part of modern electronic music, but theres a few videos about it if you wanted to know more
5. DnB might be compared to computer technology in terms of how it advanced and quickly changed its overall sound at lots of different times, you could say there are particular sounds of particular eras like the 90s stuff, the 2010s Jump Up, but in all honesty, its a mixed bag, because there will always be the mavericks that were leading the way with tunes that might not have fit in with what was going on at that time. Its too complicated to try and track IMO. it would be some crazy 6 hour documentary and even then you wouldnt be able to cover everything.
Dont forget about one of the sickest DnB mixes of all time was from a video game.GTA3, MSX FM, Dj Timecode and Mc Codebreaker ;)
Roni Size was featuring at a festival in my home town the other week lol
Not sure why TH-cam recommended this. I'm not particularly a fan of DnB, however, this track has always been a certified banger. Glad it's still getting recognition.
They play live with two drummers and double bases. This is as old school Classick as it gets. Other roni size tracks to check out : it’s a jazz thing, dirty beats, who told you, heroes, Mexican.
Man this takes me back to my Uni days, midweek student night at Ministry of Sound and then a few years later Fridays at Fabric Live.
I used to go to the free New Year’s Eve gig in Bristol outside having it up to these guys.
Sounds strange without skiba, shabba, hyper , det etc spraying bars over it.
Hyper D and Trigger together just smashed it!
You should check out the godfather and innovator of Drum Bass. Goldie.
Terminator is still one of the all time classics from Goldie, never get tired of hearing it
@@wayneedge6905 now there’s a tune
it started in the late 80s really, but this era in the UK (kinda early to mid/late 1990s) was really heavily Jazz influenced, so we had loads of labels like Mo Wax, Acid Jazz, Soul Jazz Records springing up, and we had all different kinds of fusions with Jazz, Hip Hop/trip hop and Electronica, Drum and Bass, House. . . so we had some pretty big artists come out of that like the two you mentioned here Jamiroquai, Reprazent, also Gilles Peterson founded Acid Jazz records in the late 80s and that had quite a big impact as it brought a lot of genuine Jazz artists into more mainstream musical styles, I think he was kinda doing like Mancusos loft parties in the US did for disco and jazz artists like Vincent Montana Jr, in the late 70S thru the 80S etc
Jamiroquai "Do you know where you're coming from" was the early jazz'n'bass track, at least you reminded me of that, another great track. Alex Reece and London Elektricity are also up that street, Jazz'n'Bass Street you could call it, there's a whole street of them.
This track is from 1997, BTW. Its 26years old.
Classic... I once had to proof to Dynamite MC and D Bridge ( Bad Company) that i´m worthy taking over the mic at a big festival in Austria. One of the best Moments ofr my life.. shaking hands with Dynamite and then hosting the main D&B stage for 3 hours ( DJs playing: D Bridge, Total Science and Dylan) 🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂
Big hit back in the UK in 1997. The 90s music underground scene had everything. Good times.
I use to live two doors away from Roni in the mid 90s in Cotham , Bristol. He came to some of our house parties. It was peak time in Bristol for Portishead, Roni Size, Tricky, Massive Attack etc. good times. Home of drum and Bass, Bristol continues to influence this scene even today with several new artists coming from Bristol . Born on road etc Also look for DJ Krust
Bristol had a huge DNB scene with amazing nights at Ruffneck Ting plus other djs Die, Dazee.
Yes yes guys, this is another anthem. Bristol crew represent!
Ive been mentioning this in many comments.
This track and album was performed live and the album New Forms win the mercury music prize in 97 beating the spice girls and radio head to the prize.
Seminal, seminal track.
"Testing new sounds" back in 97...its been done guys. All these tracks would be played in sets together, godyouve gotta hear mix tapes, thats a whole other dimension cos this is dance music made for clubs, thats where it happened.
That was the Bristol vibe, being able to blend, Soul, Dub, Jungle, Reggea, Hiphop seamlessly. You should also check out Smith & Mighty, More Rockers, and the Rest off those Bristol guys.
Now I remember why I stopped listening to drum and bass in the car 😂😡why does my foot always have to get so damn heavy. Oh well that’s the first time I’ve been done for speeding since I last listened to drum and wit the car 😂🤣😂
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How have you never heard this !?! Legend of a track! You are so late to the party it's unreal 😂
Saw a Roni Size DJ set a month ago at a festival...really awesome
My Best Uk Dnb! Ever that shaped dnb today. Enjoy.. your welcome
The Nine - Bad company uk
Cutslo - Ed rush Optical & fierce (locost remix)
Turbulence - moving fusion
The Pulse - Bad Company uk
The One - Mampi swift
Four Days - Bad Company uk
Hard noise - Dilinja
Medicine - ed rush & Optical (matrix remix)
Alien girl - ed rush & Optical
Squash - Total science
Planet dust - Bad company Uk
Trouble - Scorpio
Bacteria - Ed rush & Optical
26 Bass - Roni size
Valley of the Shadows (Andy c) - Origin unknown
Warhead - Krust
Sonar - Trace
From my hometown Bristol ( Full Cycle Crew ) also a big shout has to be to DJ Die and DJ Krust.
What you want is represent .share the fall grooveriders jeep remix !!! Saw roni size dj at Glastonbury in 1999 and it was the first track he played in his dj set !!! Then later that evening represent played live with the full band / drum machines and the female vocalist and mc dynamite on the mc !!! I think the album that this track features from had been out 1 year and they performed the whole album ! It was a very special moment that I feel blessed to have witnessed!!!!!
Hyped to see people discovering and enjoying jungle/d&b for the first time. It’s been the dominant musical force in my life for 30+ years.
Had this ok vinyl back in the day. A definite feature of my dnb sets back then. Magic times
UK still ruling the sound waves
Hidden gem?! This an absolutely classic that was huge back in day
Another childhood classic. Crazy that dnb never hit USA. Glad you guys get to experience decade old DNB classics for first time. Get em coming. You have such a fun journey ahead. Then you have also Jungle that is massive.
Always wondered why Jungle/DNB never took off in the States. Techno too, for that matter. They can’t seem to see past hip hop, which was neutered and turned into clown music.
@@jakesolo2872 Interestingly enough there is a EDM genres from us from like "Detroit techno" and "Chicago house" and also "electro" that was popular among b-boys. I think this goes to show what happens when record labels are dominating a domestic market. mp3 first and then music/videostreaming really opens up the world.
it took off just fine in the US and we have had a healthy scene for 30 years all across the country. it was never commercially viable in the US (except for music beds in commercials and late night MTV) but that's fine. we lived it and loved it all the same.
@@jakesolo2872 the size of the US and a lack of exposure on radio. none of these media corporations were taking a chance to play reprazent/bukem/goldie during drive time on the radio. millions still built and maintain a healthy US dnb scene even without that support
@@wess6433 - Yeh man, first time I went to NYC in 97 all the records shops were crazy for DnB. Everything was kinda in reverse; we were a bunch of London lads digging crates for Detroit Techno, Chicago House & old skool HipHop and everyone there wanted to know about all the stuff coming out of London & Bristol at the time. The music was so much more of a melting pot back then.
Shout out to Sonic Groove, Liquid Sky, A1, Fat Beats and so many others........ Good times.
Guys.....are u aware that this is 28 years old????? Released back in 1996!!!! 😂 Roni (Ronny) and Reprezent were one of the first DnB crews to bring it live to people.....ground breaking back then!
It really was, it opened my eyes to a different genre.
Liked your comment on dnd trying out sifferent sounds and genres. Its so true, sampling was huge in its early days, so many different drum patterns and techniques, poly rhythms and vocals. Compare that to a house song that is 99% of the time just a 4x4 beat all the way through
When I was like 19 I rented a room off the guy who played bass with Reprazent... creator of this amazing double bass riff!
Was he with Portershed or was that the drummer?
@@neverman3398 He's been involved with a lot of the Bristol scene but not Portishead I don't think.
Greetings from the glorious North West of England, top video fellas...I'm 44 and this track still gives me goosebumps 🔥
Lancashire lad here. I’m 49 and can still get goosebumps to this … just about! 😝
West Yorks, 40, and knackered. But put this on and suddenly I’ve a spring in my step & I’m ready to bounce.
Roni was huge back in the day this tune was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This was released nearly 30 years ago. That is fucking insane!
I seen Roni size and public enemy perform in the same day back in 2000/2001 in scotland Homelands Festival event New Cumnock Ayrshire Scotland what a day, no smart phones just memories ❤
As someone who was there in the heart of Jungle/Drum and Bass back in the 90's it's great to see you discovering this banger . Hardly hidden though i think Ronnie Size won a mercury prize for it . Please check out Reinforced Records from London . Tek 9, 4 Hero, Tom & Jerry etc.
Classic album, the era most off Us in America got into the music. Loved that era, Jazzstep era😂
Chester P the Authorship has it got enough for a reaction yet . Its his masterpiece
That whole album is so good
We British aren’t good at many things but we are good at swearing and raving
And inventing most of the technology used around the world to this day.
The Photek remix is amazing as well
🔗 link please 🙏
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tonked off my face to this many nights as a yoot. Big Up!
Roni Size, Goldie and LTJ Bukem was the shit in those days i clearly remember.
So many memories of this song and album, New Forms, from back in the day. Having it play in the background whilst me and the boys blazed, playing Tekken on a PS1. Good times.
Exactly the same as me.
This was the first serious dnb tune that was successful both in the rave and in the charts. Truly a seminal track
I was gonna say sesame’s treat charted at number 2 .. in 1992. But then I read “serious dnb” 😂
@@djslip_irieTo be fair, that was a seminal track too. I'm from Romford, the home of boogie times and suburban base records so that will always have a special place in my heart.
Tunes like Incredible by General Levy also charted but I wouldn't say that was genuinely that big in the club at the time.
Those were great days to be young. 🙂
It was a ‘97 vibe in the uk dnb scene. Another album that came out in the same year was Adam F’s Colours. And a stand out track named Circles infused jazz and actually had been playing on dance floors from around ‘95. He also won a MOBO award for the album. His early work is criminally underrated, and was far more musical and experimental in my opinion than Roni’s. But don’t get me wrong, Roni is great and this track is one of the all time classics.
Thing with uk we never really advertise. If it's out there its out then it makes the music scene. Becomes a trend
Remember this from back in the day, legendary choon
Also a cameo from the man himself around the 11:50s mark :)
This is the track that pulled me into the dnb world at the time. Roni Size is the father of DnB for me.
"Roni Size & Reprazent, Brown Paper Bag, live for Radio One 1997 " is a great version of this live with upright bass, real drums, live vocals
Classic track from back in the day.
Try "BACK TO REALITY" RMS
for a bit of public enemy and others sampled into up to date jungle.
Bristol Crew being represented.
Drum n bass is a mix of all genres. It can be hectic, heavy and screwface or chilled, jazzy and soulful. Take your pick.
It's got you covered either way.
The most expansive genre of music imo. (of course I'm biased 😂)
Also check out Brazilian Drum n Bass called Sambass. Those Brazilian boys have it large. Dj Patife, Drummajick and DJ Marky.
This album was so SOOOO good. I knew Indie kids, Hip Hop dudes, Heavy Rockers who all felt it. If you like jazz with DnB check out Sci-Clone's - Melt. Bristol was such cool place to have doing its thing in the UK with its trip hop, DnB, jungle etc. Oh and to not know the Digable Planets is criminal!!! But I'm old now 😞😂
I was at the Reprezent album gig in Manchester Academy back in 2000 ... Awesome. Life long lover of DnB... I'm an old man now. The DnB scene in the late 90's early 2000's was the best. Messy as... Northwest UK... Sophonic, Metropolis, X... It was so tight-knit back then. A real sense of community, supporting the UK DnB scene before it really exploded and became accepted and much more than a niche / underground style of 'dance' music.
There was a special night dedicated to Drum N Bass on BBC 2 in the 90s. The Band had a special performance.
The best band ive ever seen live was Roni Size Reprazent back in the year he won the Mercery Prize.
They where headlining on Sunday night at a festival in Bristol.
The whole crowd had been going all weekend and most were fading fast. They Reprazent came on stage and everybody went completely nuts. It was wild.
You should try and find the set they done on Radio 1 lol mate it’s mad them going nuts in the studio with all the instruments 👌 something special 👍
If you dropped this at any festival in the UK you’d see heads immediately start bobbing & a big reaction from the crowd. Epic tune.
So dope you checked this one and are interested in the evolution of Jungle and DnB.
I left comments on here months and months ago saying to react to old dnb tunes and it's great to see you start to do it but I hope you will look at many more I love drum and bass and Mampi Swift the one, Pascal serious sounds, Bad Company the nine,DJ Krust warhead and the warhead 2000 remix would be a good start, that is just a few proper rave tunes it would be great if you could check out some old live sets because that's what the whole point of jungle drum and bass is about there's really no point in just picking out a couple of old dnb tunes like zinc ready or not remix or roni size brown paper bag and listening to and analysing them all the way through because they weren't made for that , they were made to mix live on a big loud sound system and to be played for the people who were there ,at that time dnb was purely underground and so special I would love to see you really delve into this alot more ,I love watching your videos ❤
Will never forget hearing that drop for the first time. All time classic
I like the B side also 'The Western' cowboy vibes
Drums and bass form the rhythm section of the band/ensemble. If this is tight it will allow all sorts of experimental or improvised instruments over the top.
Is this really a hidden gem? It's been out there for years, a stalwart of our scene, surely.
If you're liking this, try some Breakbeat Era next.
Another Roni Size project with actual instruments, and a great chick on vocals.
They're not on the "people who like this also like" list on Roni Size's Spotify page. Which is an error that should be corrected.
The guy with the black jacket & dredds, underneath the falling tv, is Roni Size