This changed my life as an American. I would listen and wonder about our black brothers and sisters across the pond. They have their own sound that’s very sick.
Drum & Bass was never a "black" genre, nor were the Jungle and Hardcore scenes it grew from. Neither was the UK Garage scene that followed it. The UK rave scene was a melting pot right from the start when Acid House first arrived in 1988. Goldie's Timeless album (Inner City Life is the first track) is largely the work of his co-producer/engineer Rob Playford.
@@mrglasses8953come on bro. the sheer amount of dancehall, soul, and other african diasporic genres that influence dnb makes your argument null regardless of how mixed the scene was.
without a doubt ...me too I remember hearing this the first time I attended a rave in Atlanta in late 90's followed by hearing LTJ Bukem and it just blew me away.
I was 9 years old when this came out in the UK. It got into the charts and made it onto radio and compilation CDs which I listened to, life changing for real totally shaped my taste in music.
No 808 there - all sampled breakbeats. To really appreciate this genre you needed to be in UK in the 1990s and be partial to doing a ridiculous amount of drugs! 😎
He locked derrick may the creator of detroit techno in the car and made him listen then sent him to space. The best sample of the amen break too.and what you mean!!! Play it on a pair of 15s amd it will blow you away. Unless u cant hear the low frequencies ?
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This changed my life as an American. I would listen and wonder about our black brothers and sisters across the pond. They have their own sound that’s very sick.
We were thinking about you too
Drum & Bass was never a "black" genre, nor were the Jungle and Hardcore scenes it grew from. Neither was the UK Garage scene that followed it. The UK rave scene was a melting pot right from the start when Acid House first arrived in 1988.
Goldie's Timeless album (Inner City Life is the first track) is largely the work of his co-producer/engineer Rob Playford.
Dnb was a black a sound, 100%
@@mrglasses8953come on bro. the sheer amount of dancehall, soul, and other african diasporic genres that influence dnb makes your argument null regardless of how mixed the scene was.
@@tommyc199lol. You weren't there were you
drum and bass in England was massive back in the day , good times!
Still is huge
First Jungle/D&B reaction vid I've seen on youtube.👌
This song changed my life way back when
without a doubt ...me too I remember hearing this the first time I attended a rave in Atlanta in late 90's followed by hearing LTJ Bukem and it just blew me away.
I was 9 years old when this came out in the UK. It got into the charts and made it onto radio and compilation CDs which I listened to, life changing for real totally shaped my taste in music.
blast from the past! im flashing back to 96, goin to underground parties in South Chicago. Good stuff!
I've never heard this short version. I always listened to the 21 min long version (Inner city life, presssure, jah).
Ooooof I love timeless it’s so good
The Timeless album is a mastpiece man.
Rip the voice of jungle
You should react to the whole 21minutes of Timeless. The bass drop on it is really worth the wait.
I used to scare friends with that bass drop! Booooooom. The car doors would wobble and the mirrors went fuzzy😁
This song is so f-ng good.
Sound of Wolverhampton...
Immense tune
Sorry to inform you theres no 808 in this song... drum sample is from Ike Turner - Funky Mule + The incredible bongo band - Apache.
What a tune
I knew Goldie way back in his mid 80's Graffiti/ B
breakin days when he went to the Rock City alldayers in Nottigham
Masterclass 🔥
No 808 there - all sampled breakbeats. To really appreciate this genre you needed to be in UK in the 1990s and be partial to doing a ridiculous amount of drugs! 😎
Metalheadz.....d &b meltdown my bass bins
He locked derrick may the creator of detroit techno in the car and made him listen then sent him to space. The best sample of the amen break too.and what you mean!!! Play it on a pair of 15s amd it will blow you away. Unless u cant hear the low frequencies ?
Diane Charlemagne RIP.
🖤
For any Americans on here who like the UK dnb sound, check out general levy incredible. Pants will be blown off
She Wants To Get Away From The Inner-City Pressure.🤔..I Love The Instruments Used To Make The Music.🎶..Her Voice is Nice.😊..
I get the impression UK D&B/Jungle isn't for him....lol
21 minute song reviewed in 7 minutes? 🤔
Timeless was 21 minutes. Inner city was only bout 5
agree. it sounds like one intro going on and on without getting anywhere. still good
Haha...,..... nice
Atleast hit the thumbs up damn it lol
@@eminempk123 haha hahaha hell no
@@tysonroberts9887 WTF , no videos for you lol
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@@eminempk123 ok