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Name: Junglist_Refugee
Home Page: http://meob.podbean.com/
Member Since: Mar 07, 2003
Rank: 12
Rated 1072 releases, average: 3.48
Location: Cork, Ireland
Profile:

Oldskool collector, I dont sell
any of my records listed in this collection.

NO EBAY PLEASE!!!

I do swaps tho... have a look at my wants,
if you have somethin i want and i got somethin
you want, maybe we can do business...

Any record in my collection rated 3 or under
is available for exchange......

Will only do MP3 for a MP3 that I have on my
want list

Favorite Artists:

Aphex Twin
Code 6
Danny Breaks
Frank De Wulf
Harmonic 33
Naphta
Paradox
Polygon Window
Richard D. James

Buyer Rating: 93.1% positive (29 ratings)

Junglist_Refugee's groups (2)

 Reviews:

Naphta - 20-Sep-06 09:29 PM
Without a doubt, Naphta is one of the few good things that has come out of the moody Drum & Bass scene in Ireland.
His DJ Sets never cease to amaze, top selection every time - top breakage.

It’s a shame there is not more releases to the public domain by Naphta, his productions are in a class of their own.

Unfortunately well over 90% of Drum & Bass is completely gone to the dogs since 2002, but Naphta is one of the few that fits into the 10% of amazing music.

Underground - a true Junglist

MBG & Rame* & Alkemy & DJ Uovo - Peter Pan EP - 31-Aug-05 07:57 AM
Any deep house fans collection from Cork, Ireland would be incomplete without this record. The highly over-rated "Dynamic Seduction" or better known to house heads as "The Ultimate Seduction", has deep roots in the now legendary Sir Henrys nightclub - Cork.

Highly sought after here in Cork, usually exchanges for €120 plus, but unfortunately has been cained by the droves of local house-heads at every house party for the last 10 years. I would have my doubts about this record having any major significance outside of Cork City.

It’s a shame sometimes when good records get found out by the masses, then only to be played out and to loose any original meaning to the Sir Henrys oldskoolers - like myself of course!

Aphex Twin - Xylem Tube E.P. - 24-Aug-05 11:07 AM
Polynomial-C is without a doubt one of the most amazing pieces of music I have ever heard. If you ever wondered what music would sound like if it was produced underwater, this it the track.

Aphex twins genius was definitely at a high when he was producing this material, the rest of the tracks on the EP take a couple of listens, but equally excellent music.

This was the first Aphex twin record I bought and my first introduction to him as well, I still play this out on the radio and gigs, every time I drop it, and it always gets the trainspotters murmuring....

An essential Aphex Twin release

Sweet Mercy - Take Me Away - 03-Jun-05 01:46 AM
Breakbeat House at its finest. The network version / release of this track is the more known, but this is defiantly a far superior mix of the track. The bassline and breaks are top, saying that, there is not much you can do with it when mixing it in, a quick 8 bar mix and drop! The vocals are the same as in the Network version: "Come with me to the dance floor....", but they sound better in this track. My original copy of this record is worn out, must get another copy!

BFC - Untitled - 24-May-05 12:38 AM
This is a fantastic record; I can’t believe I didn’t pick up on it earlier. Evolution is a timeless classic, still sounds fresh 15 years later. Its chilled tone and addictive snare pattern, enables you to sneak it into a variety of sets & styles.