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March 11th
Exactly 17 years ago today!
Dr. Groo, Phantom 45, Justin Tewn, MC Reality, and MC Blackeye @ High Life - March 11, 1995 (Chicago)
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February 22nd
Phantom 45 - Lethal Dose (Dub Shack Exclusive version) 1994
Phantom 45 - Lethal Dose (Chicago Hardcore Authority version) 1994
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February 20th
70+ mixtape rips have been added to the Mixtape Archive. Click here to view the complete list of updates!
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January 29th
16 new magazines have been added to the collection inc. The Scene, Massive, Jamai, Junga Vibez, DJ Mag, The Face, Mixmag, and Tha Pride. Click here to view the complete list of updates!
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January 25th
Ry-N & Snuggles on Dubshack Radio (1998)
Ry-N & Casper on Dubshack Radio (1998)
Kid Entropy on Dubshack Radio (1998)
Glyde on Dubshack Radio (1998)
3D on Dubshack Radio (1998)
Unity - This Is Our Music (1998)
Thad - Fobia Tech (1997)
Tech Itch @ The Seminar (Chicago)
Smile - Step Up (1997)
Gru-V - Raw Elements VII (1996)
DJ LP - We Jus Ride D Ridim (1996)
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January 18th
26 Strictly Jungle 89.3 fm tapes from 1996-1999 have been added. DJs include Snuggles, Slak, 3D, Casper, Ry-N, and Jeffee. Click here for the full list!
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December 19th
Generator Vol. 2 Issue 9 (1995) feat. DJ Crystl, Photek, Randall, Lemon D, Joey Beltram, and more
R.A.W. - RAWs Revenge
Method One - Midnight Sounds (1997)
E-Sassin - Dreams And Nightmares (1996)
Snuggles on Strictly Jungle 89.3 fm - November 22, 1996
Snuggles, Capsule, & Dischord with MC Brace on Strictly Jungle 89.3 - 1997
Snuggles on Dubshack Radio 92.7 fm - 1998
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December 14th
Eternity #28 (1995) feat. United Dance / Impact Records, Back 2 Basics, DJ Sy, Darren Jay, and more
DJ 3D on Strictly Jungle 89.3 fm (1996)
Casper & Slak on Strictly Jungle 89.3 fm (1997)
Ry-N & Kid Entropy on Dubshack Radio 92.7 fm (1998)
Ry-N on Strictly Jungle 89.3 fm (1999)
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December 8th
JJ Jellybean & MC Blackeye @ Brockout! 101 (1999)
Curious? - Futuristic Funk (1998)
Dieselboy @ The Freight Yard (1995)
Phil Free Art - Mo Bounce 4 D Ounce (1996)
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December 1st
Prestige Magazine #1 (1994) feat. Lennie D Ice, MC ID, Dillinja, Kings of The Jungle, Kemistry & Storm, MC Rage, and more
Total Kaos - The Future Vol. 1 (1996) *Tape Pack* feat. Andy C, Bryan G, Grooverider, JJ Frost, L Double, Randall, Ray Keith, and DJ SS
Phantom 45 on Strictly Jungle 89.3 fm - 1996
DJ 3D on Dubshack Radio 92.7 fm - 1998 (First Show)
1.8.7 - Dis Sound (promo)
unknown - Hardcore Junglism
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on April 19 2006
mate the beats that dextrous drops in this set is fucking wicked. mate mate mate, i was nearly crying when i heard this set. big up dextous from dj redlock. |
on September 04 2006
anyone have any of the dextrous & rudebwoy keith? |
on September 18 2006
man he fuckin rinses that shit. doooooope ass set. |
on January 10 2007
Notice, 1995 - CHICAGO..
Not San Francisco, Not New York.. CHICAGO..
Give respect to the city that started it all in the States!
Midwest Massive - Massive Magazine Reprasent!
DJ Johnsin |
on January 17 2008
ummm NY had breaks and techno waay back my friend. They did not "start it all".
I will admit though NY, Chi and Orlando were huge |
on February 06 2008
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on February 06 2008
johnsin on January 10 2007 13:03:31
Notice, 1995 - CHICAGO..
Not San Francisco, Not New York.. CHICAGO..
Give respect to the city that started it all in the States!
Midwest Massive - Massive Magazine Reprasent!
DJ Johnsin
boss your city may have been the first to host them on that tour but you fell off shortly after it , your city never to be heard of again as a for front of the movement here in the states  |
on February 06 2008
hell if you want to really go there dj Hipp-e was spinning suburban bass records and reinforced in Denver 91-92 |
on February 06 2008
forefront  DC gets much props for being that .. |
on February 27 2008
@ Mirage - Rudeboy Keith is on the mic |
on March 06 2008
@ gej: ask khal, he probably still has the rips i did of this show.
morgan market massive! it was like -20 degrees below zero outside the night of this show. hottest spot in the windy city. real kings in town! dubs made up special to big up the Ripe crew. " Roger, I got 'em!". Legend, Red, they dropped tons of legendary tunes on dubs/pa, |
on March 18 2008
Dubshack here and I can lend some facts to the story. We brought in Dex and Keith for '95 Brockout on Feb 11, 1995. (We will be assembling and posting all the details of that historic night in a seperate story for Golden Era Jungle) but before I go on I must call out that Ripe gets full, complete and unconditional love and props from Dubshack for sorting out the Morgan Street Venue for that night. Roger, a good friend of mine (how ya been?) back at that time, came through in a major way. Another example of how all the Chi-Junglists worked together at the time. Now getting back to the story, after '95 Brockout!, the next day Dex, Keith and I flew to NY for the event on the 12th that Cassien has posted above. Lion sorted out the details through Mixed Bag/Konkrete Jungle. MB/KJ took great care of us and they were also very early supporters of the golden era.
Now to that picture above. That's not actually '95 Brockout! That picture was taken at our clubnight Brockout! at the Liar's Club in 1997. Dextrous made his historic return to Chicago on 4-17-97. You'll see Phantom 45 in the background at about 12:02AM while Dex sets up his first plate, "Bad Boy Soun' Chicago Remix." This dubplate opened '95 Brockout! and had no less than 4 wheels on that night at Liar's Club before he made it into the the second minute of the song. On 4-18-97 Dextrous appeared live on DJ Snuggles radio show "Strictly Jungle". We also have that tape wher Dex explains some of the history and circumstances around the creation of his early work. But, that's another story...
Cassien, respect to you, no doubt. |
on June 26 2008
one of those parties i missed because i'd been burned out by a string of busts i chicago. my friends that did go made me regret my decision with their stories of the night....
thanks for providing a consolation prize all these years later, dubshack scott and GEJ.   |
on October 15 2008
Very nice dubshack... What a great photo. One for the blow up and dressed on the wall. Any chicago plans on ever getting some old school together? Pushin my luck i know......
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on January 28 2010
just visiting back through the archives @ cassien : Where you at man! You were a staple in the NYC jungle scene i remember well. You always played good hard sets in small weird places. I remember one place was a yoga studio right on the boarder of chinatown and little italy. there was canvas all over the floor and you couldn't dance so we'ed head bang our way through your set!..kick ass take names |
on March 29 2010
Okay, so we want to be sticklers here.. Whats funny is.. everyone names this city and that city.. and you all forget one thing..
Toronto had a better scene then all of america combined at one point.
and yeah DJ Hype played in LA way back like in 1992 before he did the whole "I won't go to america thing"..
But come on.. If you had a jungle tape and it was back in the day.. 80% chance that DJ was from Chicago or that tape was from Dubshack.. Scott and Kay were instrumental for starting record distribution in the states before Watts even could supply us. Later on.. Bulletproof really took up the slack..
it was never meant to be a "our city versus your city" thing.. but please put some respect where respect is due..
I saw DJ Soulslinger.. I wish I hadn't.. So much for NYC (though I am just saying that to razz ya.. Dara, Dank, Blueline, Odi, Jeff-ee were all great names from the East coast..
but we will never forget the names like JJ Jellybean and Phantom 45.
Thats it.. sorry if my stoned message offended anyone.. but hell you should be use to that. if you had ever read a massive.
john |
on June 03 2010
Uhm, all nice, maybe House came from Chicago at first but Techno, which is the ancestor of Tekno/Jungle was a combination of House and the style of Kraftwerk and comes from Detroit. |
on April 06 2011
Wicked, yet I never noticed that in this shot of Dextrous at Brockout! at Liar's Club in 1997...in the foreground is the cassette recorder rolling tape! Nice one whoever captured and submitted that shot. Also, you can see Phantom 45 wrapping his set at around midnight! |
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i did like the playing with pitch of words,whats that track that goes,U-U-U-U Underground,This,this this,House.this is our Sound?