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Name: Prof. Voluminous J. Ombudsman Esq. Home Page: http://www.doomcorp.net Member Since: May 04, 2002 Rank: 958 Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 1 votes) Rated 1284 releases, average: 4.05 Location: Buckingham, England, Thee Mooooon Profile: 
Occupation: Jungle Farmer Riddims: Dutty Neck: Ruff Man: Bad Some items might be for sale, feel free to ask. Please disregard all my comments, they are rubbish and are starting to smell. Ooh look, some mixes that I did: * From The Depths Part I (tracklist) * From The Depths Part II (tracklist) * Bumbaclaat Bobsled Part I (tracklist) * Bumbaclaat Bobsled Part II (tracklist) | |
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Amen Andrews vs. Spac Hand Luke - Amen Andrews vs. Spac Hand Luke - 02-Oct-06 02:49 AM
"Cutting edge", "ground breaking" and "boundary pushing" aren't words you can really use to describe this album, however "varied", "well crafted" and "fun" certainly are. If you like big grimey bass and beats, there's plenty for you here, along with some choice ragga vocals snippets, old rave hoovers, sirens, Steven Seagal movie samples and of course succulent amens. "Barrave" is basically a remix of "Spice" by Eon, but it's rather nice. "Like A Machine" is an minimal, bleepy, disjointed growly thing. "Play" is choppy, sample-stuffed, rave-spattered breaky number. It's all a bit familiar, but all so very enjoyable. I am slightly disappointed that the junglistic tracks don't really get as brutal as you'd expect, except on "Multiple Stab Wounds". However, that track really is a killer. It's one of those unstoppable beasts that I would compare with the likes of Soundmurderer's "Badman", Capone's "Massive" or the infamous Ambush 10 in terms of sheer relentless amen butchery. Spactastic.
Sonic And Silver* - Rocket Launcher - 02-May-04 07:11 PM
"Rocket Launcher" is pure funk at 500mph. Strangely enough it contains some 4/4 sections which do at first seem like a bad idea, but they work. Very fast tempo, but still very funky.
"Funkstation" does seem a bit too fast at its original speed. Maybe that's just me. However, at 33 it is a fantastic funky breaks track. You can't just play any drum 'n' bass track at the wrong speed and expect it to sound good, but this one really works - I recommend that you try it.
Paul van Dyk - 02-Dec-03 07:47 PM
A year and a half later I come back to listen again to some of his works. Clearly a lot has happened in that time, as I am now frankly embarrased by the previous comment. Technically proficient and jolly enough melodies, but ultimately I find it hard not to skip through the tracks as quickly as possible to reach the end. Mostly just like all your average "trance" - same blueprint, different melody. Just isn't enough to sustain my interest these days.
Soul Of Man / Phantom Beats - 21st Century Breaks - 10-Sep-03 01:58 PM
What a throroughly bloody unbelievably brilliant compilation. Damn this is good. Soul Of Man do their funky thing on the first CD, with all manner of top stuff such as Terminalhead's remix of "King Of The Land", some Aquaksky vs Master Blaster, a few of their own marvelous offerings, and ends off in fine style with Bushwacka!'s (is that exclamation mark really necessary?) "Feel It".
CD 2 is a bit more laid back, as the title (Phantom Beats Laid Back Mix) would suggest. C83's "Back In The Day" has to be heard, bloody lush it is. And there's other lovely things by Spoon Wizard and Phantom Beats themselves. Just lovely.
CD 3, also mixed by Phantom Beats, notches it up a bit. Techy breaks, all slammers. Especially "U Will Be Under", "Beats, Rhymes, Flavour", "Reformatted" and "All The Freaks". Damn this is good. Really. And it was only a tenner. This really is good... I might have mentioned that before. Yeah, I think I did. But really, it's good.
Tipper - Supersport - 23-Aug-03 07:19 PM
As far as I can tell, the "SE" mix is exactly the same track that appears on The Critical Path album. Also, I think this 10" was only released as a promo, although I can't be sure. Rather nasty, glitchy breaks business going on in the SE mix, you know you love it. However, the Laudanum Vapour Gardens Mix is just lovely, real nice and relaxing, still a bit weird though (a good thing). Damn shame i've never come across anything else by that artist.
