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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

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1.8.7 - Dis Sound (promo)

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Tykal - Artistic Vynal vs. Vinyl Addiction

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Style: '94-'95 jungle

MC(s): none

Sound Quality: very good, excellent

Notes: 50 minutes; 256kbps; New York City, USA

"For mix number 9 in the series, I've finally enacted a concept I've been meaning to for some time now: take two minor, relatively obscure labels with roughly the same number of releases and pit them against each other in a mix, not so much in a competitive sense as in a representation of both how they might complement one another & how they might highlight one another's stylistic differences.

For today we have two labels with 4 jungle releases a piece, both spanning the years 1994-1995: Artistic Vynal & Vinyl Addiction. Both start off with a dirtier sounding production style & then clean it up in the middle two releases before ending with killer finales. Interestingly enough, I would rate the releases on both in the following order: 4,1,3,2.

Here's a few notes on each:

Artistic Vynal:

http://www.discogs.com/label/Artistic+Vinyl+Recordings

Based on what I can gather from discogs, it seems like Mind Therapy and Beats R Us are the same people, Eric L. and Chris L. The style of tunes seems similar enough for it to be the case, and considering that the first names & last initials are the same, that seems to be more than just a coincidence to me.

To try to describe the style, the word choppy comes to mind, as in there's a staccato dimension to the drumwork rather than the straightforward roll of your usual amens, but they manage to make it choppy without sacrificing cohesion. Something I think you have to hear to understand.

On a personal aside, AVR004 was the second jungle record I ever bought, and remains within my top ten to date, for much more than reasons of nostalgia. When you get to the end of the mix, you'll hear why.

Beginning with AVR03, the second part of Artistic Vynal's name was switched on the labels to Vinyl, hence the name change on the tracklist. Perhaps the mis-spelling was merely an oversight, but given that the discrepancy was repeated on two seperate releases, I'm not so sure. Artistic Vinyl did eventually have a fifth release in the early 2000s, but it was garage...needless to say, I refuse to play it.

Despite that, this might just be my favorite label ever...in any given day it's at the very least within the top three.

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Vinyl Addiction:

http://www.discogs.com/label/Vinyl+Addiction+(2)

Vinyl Addiction I came to through a thorough investigation of Love Dove Jay's work after hearing a couple of his tunes on other labels. I was quite pleased so I decided to give the rest ago & wasn't disappointed. Dillinja seems to have played a part in the label, engineering at least the second release, which has a Dillinja-esque quality to the timbre of the amens, something I'm not particularly fond of, but there's enough of a variation from an actual Dillinja tune to keep me interested. You can hear slight remnants of hardcore in the first release although the drumwork is quite unlike either hardcore or jungle. The third release is a nice slice of wax with atypical ragga samples. Not exactly a stand-out label in my mind, but a good contrast to AVR & definitely something worth giving a spin around the old beanpole every now & again, moreso in the case of the fourth & firth releases.

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Fans of the Artistic Vynal tunes who would like to delve further should check E3 recordings for some of Mind Therapy's earlier work. Fans of the Vinyl Addiction tunes should check Mask Records for a very similar roster of artists under the same names & pseudonyms."

http://www.discogs.com/label/Mask+Records+(2)
http://www.discogs.com/label/E3+Recordings+(2)

Track List:

01 (00:00) Beats R Us - Untitled A - Artistic Vynal 01
02 (03:40) DJ Bizz - Untitled B2 - Vinyl Addiction 01
03 (07:39) Beats R Us - Untitled AA - Artistic Vynal 01
04 (10:40) Ragu & Stalker - Raw Jungle - Vinyl Addiction 02
05 (14:49) Beats R Us - Natural Born Killers - Artistic Vynal 02
06 (18:07) Akustic Research - Back Against The Wall - Vinyl Addiction 03
07 (23:23) Mind Therapy - It Ain't Over - Artistic Vinyl 03
08 (27:16) Love Dove Jay - I Just Dream - Vinyl Addiction 04
09 (31:45) Mind Therapy - What Goes Around - Artistic Vinyl 03
10 (36:33) Love Dove Jay - Stick Em Up - Vinyl Addiction 04
11 (41:39) Beats R Us - Clear and Present Danger - Artistic Vinyl 04


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yourmomsnutz
June 14 2012
Now who drops rhymes 4 the mind, only a handful Only the deaf, dumb & blind brothers stand still While hundreds of maniacs sit back & kick that Lyrical madness, flip that & get back<<<

yourmomsnutz
June 14 2012
PUSH >>> Your Internal Audio Banks receptor Limits >>> Dom & Roland - Chained On Two Sides #HD CAT NO. ASHADOW16CD

spazmobot
June 12 2012
Thank you thank you thank you for finally getting madkid/cisko. Soooo gooood!

yourmomsnutz
June 12 2012
GEJ>>>Now we would like to ask U Have U ever heard this style befo? U gotta say no Cause there ain't no denying. And if U say yes you're lying

yourmomsnutz
June 12 2012
What BEAUTIFUL Noise!!!>>> B-Complex - Little Oranges

mino80
June 11 2012
anyone got a Jo-s mix they can throw up on here?

yourmomsnutz
June 11 2012
Vetoe, my brotha from anotha motha>>> are you cooking up any Ragga gumbo?

yourmomsnutz
June 09 2012
Let Mc Fats lite that as up!!! Put ya Soul on Fire Baby>>> LIVE on Bassdrive!!!

yourmomsnutz
June 09 2012
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yourmomsnutz
June 09 2012
It's time to spread the word>>> Let the voice be heard>>> All of us, 1 of us, all of us, Dominate and take the motherfuc%ing world!!!

vetoe
June 08 2012
Tonight on Heavysteppin' I'll be dropping some downtempo and classic dnb. 8-10 pm EST on www.dnbtv.com direct link : http://www.drumnbasstv.co
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spinscott
June 08 2012
Great stuff!

yourmomsnutz
June 07 2012
nice one smiley 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?

ultrafunkula
June 07 2012
I agree with ya. Listen... http://soundcloud.com/orv
illekline/pink-floyd-us-a
nd-them-orville


yourmomsnutz
June 07 2012
these lazy bastards who use the whole song laid over a jungle beat are slippin!!! Break it up A bit,We need a completely New song made out of (Parts)of old songS

yourmomsnutz
June 07 2012
People should use samples from 3 or more songs/movies/lectures/rad
io or sound effects from around ones own home in each track>>>


yourmomsnutz
June 07 2012
yeah Baby, that is one of the main contributing factors in 90's flavor of music, people just had strait fun cuttin/mixin & sampling everything----->>>

spinscott
June 05 2012
I can only imagine what the excitement level was in the Golden Era, when everyone was pushing the limits of those samples. So much great music was born then!

spinscott
June 05 2012
Just picked up an MPC5000 and sampled the Amen break directly from the 45. Been using those drums for years, but wow what an experience anyway!

yourmomsnutz
June 04 2012
I overstand man, i was once stuck at work for a week before i made it Home>>> but we got that sh!t handled>>> If one does not help their friends what good are they???

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