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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Electronic uptempo big- beat techno by the Headrillaz. Album: Coldharbour Rocks, Year: 1997
Playlist:
01 Sreaming Headz - 0:00
02 Weird Planet - 4:56
03 Spacefuck - 9:39
04 Trepanning - 14:09
05 Hot 'N' Bovvud - 18:46
06 If I Let You Live - 24:50
07 Get Yourself Organised - 28:50
08 Buggin' & Breakin' - 32:50 - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
In the late 90s I loved this album as much as I loved the Chemical Brothers or the Prodigy at the time. I still know every beat and boop even after all these years ♥️
this absolutely ruled and is so underated. used to drive long trips in my car and crank this up. led to two different speeding tickets back in the late 90s.
14:09 F1 Championship Season 2000
9:39 too
This sends shivers up my spine and goosebumps all over me!!! Been listening to this album since I was a teenager! My dad introduced me to this music when I was young and I was a very lucky young woman to have a father who knew what good sounds and bass is all about! I miss my dad so much! I love you DAAAAAD!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This Magnetic Cassette is still in my Magic B💥X !
Genre also sometimes called "Big Beat".
Or breakbeat too!
Or Chemical Beats.
Or just plaine cool music😎🤟
Absolutely. Propellerheard, Prodigy, Bentley Rythm Ace and Chemical Brothers of course but I could Go on... with Junkie XL....
got this cd when my sister worked for blockbuster music!!it was a promo cd and she gave it to me. I liked it and listened to it alot. Glad it's on youtube. I lost the cd
I plucked this jewel when I was in my twenties and at 52 I'm still listening. It's a perfect record straight out.
This genre used to be called "chemical beats" in the '90's.
Indeed is breakbeat!!! I love the 90s!
I classed it more trip hop than breakbeat used alot by breakers in the 90's
Or just big beat
@@koincoin30 I also knew this as big beat
Acid breaks
Big beat
Breakbeat
Breaks for breakfast.. these beats are for strictly dancing… still Bboying to this 2023 strong✊🏾
I saw these guys live in SE London in the 1990s and they rocked so much. They deserved to be as big.
Super bon et depuis le début j'écoute ce disque. Ca fait maintenant 25 ans. C'était une musique électronique bien plus inventive qu'aujourd'hui. Je parle de la Big Beat.
I put this on the jukebox in Duke Mack's on the Atlantic City Boardwalk circa 1998. Nobody knew about electronic dance music (EDM) bu some of those who heard it, became instantly in love.
FKN crank it upppp!!!!
Мне очень нравится эта композиция. Очень давно ее искал.
так это альбом)
Amazing Album !!
Lo amo
Spacefunk is one of my ATFs. Too bad this album isn’t on Spotify. I lost the CD years ago and miss it.
Gran disco,lo tuve en su momento ,pero algún amigo de lo ajeno se lo quedo
i used to play a couple of these tracks every week without fail. theyre awesome. I
Hybrid is good also try Overseer
check out prodigy dirtchamber sessions. wish i knew more stuff like this. overseer wreckage GOAT.
Thanks both, will do. I remember hybrid
Check out Baby Anne and Keoki.
Check out Floyd the barber floydsbreakbeats
Gran disco ,lo tuve ,pero algún amigo de lo ajeno se lo quedo
Are there other bands/producers who boast similar hard-hitting beats meshed into an overloaded soundscape of "spacefunk"? What genre in electronic music is this? Even in the nineties, this was a rare encounter to me.
Drum-and-bass I'd say for general genre. Chemical Brothers do something similar to your description so maybe big beat? Metropol by Lunatic calm is an album that is kind of the more industrial version of this Headrillaz album I'd say. Different songs on the album fit different specific genres, there is big beat, jump up, straight DnB, hip-hop, spy-break...
Fatboy Slim
Chemical Brothers
The Prodigy
The Crystal Method
Bassbin Twins
Hardknox
Propellerheads
Junkie XL
@@estebansteverincon7117 the prodigy are on a whole different level, but honestly you'll love them more than this gift of an album for anyone reading
The genre was generally called big beat or chemical beats in the 90's. Introduced by the Chemical Brothers. Fatboy Slim is the other more famous exponent of this genre. I would say the early albums of The Prodigy have a bit of this style as well.
@@MrMarkvergeer The fact that we’re really just here regurgitating the same bands does show it was ultimately a small scene. I thought I missed a lot. I would add Monkey Mafia, Leftfield, Eboman, Genaside II, DJ Omar Santana (“Tricked Out”).