170 Intalex Drum 'n' Bass pt. 38: Good Lookin'DnB-Addicts Crew® logo, ontworpen door Haze!IntroIn dit topic kunnen alle DnB-fanaten zich uitspreken over aankomende events, releases, producers, dj's etc etcp, met betrekking tot Jungle/Drum 'n Bass. Verder is dit topic de thuisbasis voor de DnB-Addicts Crew®, de groep diehard DnB liefhebbers op dit forum! Lid worden van de crew is heel simpel, copy/paste de volgende text en gebruik hem als ondertitel:
DnB-Addicts Crew®.
Wel ff netjes toestemming vragen aan 1 van The Nine anders loop je het risico gebanned te worden!
Members* E_Motion
* mrcool
* WeirdMicky
* reem
* Junglist4Real
* Tranceptor
* Sjoewe
* Tu5
* Rock-shocker
* JohnnyKnoxville
* Phreaky_professor
* H4ze
* DJ_Robbie
* MissMSX
* Theeboon
* Yorrit
* JesusThePimp
* Goofup
* Marcek
* Thomas B
* Aragorntje
* Praag
* Tiim
* Nicon
* Gekke_sandra
* TheSeeker_NL
* H-blast
* Ritchie
Algemene Linkjes[DnBforum.n] Hier vind je werkelijk alles wat je over dnb wilt weten.
[DnB Woordenboek] In DnBland worden veel termen gebruikt, hier kan je de betekenis opzoeken.
[Drum&Bass Arena] Britse site omtrent DnB (wel een tikje commercieel).
[Dogs on Acid]DE headzsite van Engeland. Op DOA zijn ook veel dubs en nieuwe releases te beluisteren.
[Roll Da Beatz] Discography van zo ongeveer elke DnBartiest, voorheen bekend als Tarzan.
[DnBagenda] Op de Future Research site, een totaal overzicht van aankomende DnBfeestjes in Nederland
[Discogs] Op deze site kan je je vinylcollectie online gooien.
[RuffRhythmz] Een hele berg DnB sets.
[Lower Depths] Alles over de producers Digital en Spirit!
Belangrijke Labels[Timeless] Function / L Plates / Timeless Label website
[Full Cycle]Roni Size / Krust / Die / Suv
[Metro Recordings] Matrix / Optical / Danny J
[True Playaz] Hype / Zinc / Hazard / Pascal
[Black Sun Empire] Black Sun Empire, Nederlands trots!
[Moving Shadow] Dom&Roland / EZ Rollers / Omni Trio
[Ram Records] Andy C / Fresh / Moving Fusion / Shimon
[Renegade Hardware] Renegade Hardware / Trouble on vinyl / Renegade Recordings Label website
[Commercial Suicide] Label van Klute.
[Metalheadz] Geen uitleg nodig....
Streams[Bassdrive][Jungletrain][DnBradio[DnBTV]DnBfeesten om in de gaten te houdenDatum::::Naam::::Line-Up::::Lokatie23 juli::::PRSPCT:::: Mos, Adi-J, Mindsconnect, CB, Ramshackle Kru, Roly::::Nighttown R'dam
29 juli::::Major League:::: Goldie, Calyx, Martyn, Harsh, Mynor & mc's Jay, Dart::::Melkwerg A'dam
5 augustus::::BAM:::: Rudi, Flink, Dwnr, Mynor, Mack, Harsh, Pressure, Mieras, Martyn, Symbion & mc's Mike Redman, Proskript::::Nighttown R'dam
6 augustus::::Subversive Renaissance:::: Nucleus, Subject 13, Pressure, John Doe, Big Eye & mc Qdini::::Wilhelmina Pakhuis A'dam
13 augustus::::FFWD Danceparade:::Verschillende DnBdj's op de Elementztruck en op 't eindfeest een speciale DnBarea::::Rotterdam
DnB-Addicts Crew @ Soulseek-mrcool [SLSKname = mrcool]
-TheSeeker_NL [SLSKname = TheSeeker^]
-Theeboon [SLSKname = Theeboon]
-Junglist4Real [SLSKname = Junglist4Real]
-WeirdMicky [SLSKname = WeirdMicky]
-Tranceptor [SLSKname = subatomic]
-E_Motion [SLSKname = Hajimemashite]
-H4ze [SLSKname = [haze] ]
-Praag [SLSKname = Tiamatix]
-Nicon [SLSKname = Nicon]
-marcek [SLSKname = marcek]
-Vortix [SLSKname=Vortix]
-Sjoewe [SLSKname=Sjoewe]
Extra aandacht voor...In elk nieuw topic wordt er een producer of dj in het zonnetje gezet. Hieronder een lijst van dj's/producers die al voorbij zijn gekomen:
* Optical
* Ram Trilogy
* Dom & Roland
* Ill.Skillz [2x]
* Twisted Individual
* Calibre
* Technical Itch
* Black Sun Empire
* Wildchild
* DJ Marky
* Gridlok
* Raiden [2x]
* Chris SU
* Crossfire
* Bong-Ra
* DJ Nubian
* Dieselboy
* Paradox
* Ram Jam World
* Amit
* E-Z Rollers
* Doc Scott
* Adi-J
* AK1200
* Digital
* Seiji
* Muffler
* Konflict
* Metalheadz
* Future Prophecies
* Critical Levels
* Concord Dawn
* Panacea
En deze keer zetten we de labeleigenaar van 't label dat in de titel van dit topic staat in het zonnetje, namelijk:
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LTJ BukemArguably the prime innovator in the development of jungle from its early status as an offshoot of hardcore techno into the respected, stylistic genre it became by the end of the 1990s,
L.T.J Bukem gained fame as an auteur in all fields of the drum'n'bass movement: as a top-flight breakbeat DJ, owner and label-head of the Good Looking/Looking Good stable of labels and, of course, for his recordings -- inspired by the lush strings and natural ambience of '70s jazz-fusion masters like Lonnie Liston Smith and Chick Corea as well as elegiac Chicago house and moody Detroit techno. Allied with the early-'90s rave and hardcore scene, Bukem began working on production near the end of the 1980s; though his light, airy sound made little sense to his contemporaries, Bukem's style was emulated much more as the jungle scene gained momentum during the mid-'90s. While such producers as Roni Size and Goldie gained the limelight for their solo work, Bukem purposely downplayed his own artistic career in favor of mix albums and label-spanning retrospectives which highlighted dozens of artists from his labels.
Born in London in 1967, Danny Williamson was adopted and raised in Watford by strict Baptist parents, earning his nickname from the TV series Hawaii Five-O ("book 'em, Danno"). He took trumpet lessons as a child, played piano and drums as well in various school bands and began listening to a wide range of music, including jazz, fusion and soul and fusion plus hip-hop and electro. After being expelled from school at the age of 16, Bukem made the natural move to DJ status later in the '80s; inspired by rare-groove DJs like Tim Westwood and Gilles Peterson, Bukem and several friends set up the Sunshine sound system and played out the latest hip-hop and electro tracks at DJ battles around his Luton base.
When the acid-house explosion hit Britain near the turn of the decade, Bukem gradually stopped going to sound-system battles and began attending the ever-growing raves dotting England's countryside. He began mixing at them as well, and produced his first track "Logical Progression" in 1990. Bukem soon grew frustrated with a lack of control for his own recordings, however, and in 1991 decided to form his own label, Good Looking Records. Bukem's production style was a continuing anachronism on the rave/breakbeat scene; early Good Looking tracks like "Demons Theme," "Atlantis" and "Music" provided a soulful, melodic alternative to the prevailing hardcore tracks then in vogue.
By 1994, L.T.J Bukem had formed his second label (Looking Good Records) and begun the formation of an artist collective -- Peshay, Aquarius (aka Photek), PFM, ILS & Solo, Blame, Nookie, Seba & Lo-Tec, Tayla, Funky Technicians -- similarly inclined towards melodicism and epic expanses of sound. In October of that same year, he began the club-night Speed at the Mars Bar in order to spread the Good Looking/Looking Good approach to sound. With Bukem and jungle pioneer Fabio spinning breakbeat records while MC Conrad added verbal gymnastics over the top, it soon became one of the most popular clubs in London. Appropriately, Bukem's first full-length was a mix album, Mixmag Live!, Vol. 3, which confirmed his status as one of the top breakbeat DJs in the drum'n'bass scene.
The jungle phenomenon had begun to crest as a commercial force in 1994, and the appearance of Goldie's Timeless one year later signaled the dawn of widespread critical respect for drum'n'bass. Though Bukem signed a major deal as well (through London), he debuted in true label-head fashion, releasing the Good Looking/Looking Good compilation Logical Progression instead of a proper solo LP. Bukem did contribute several productions (and mixed tracks for the second disc of the set), but the album definitely portrayed an artist committed to the jungle community more than his own career.
After a subsequent DJ tour of America (his first), Bukem showcased a new direction in late 1996 with Earth, Vol. 1. Another compilation (this time spanning his catch-all subsidiary Earth Records), it concentrated on midtempo tracks inspired by hip-hop, soul jazz and funk -- again featuring very few tracks actually by Bukem. The sequel to Logical Progression continued the same share-the-wealth strategy -- it was helmed and mixed by Good Looking right-hand man Blame. Besides inaugurating yet another mix-album series (Progression Sessions) in 1998, Bukem released several additional volumes in both the Logical Progression and Earth series. Journey Inwards, his first full-fledged solo album, followed in the spring of 2000. Producer 01 was issued a year later. Good Looking's release schedule didn't wane through 2005; Bukem remained as active as ever.
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