The Renegade* Featuring Ray Keith – Terrorist / Something I Feel

Everyone knows "The Terrorist" but the B-Side "Something I Feel" is an overlooked gem.

Like Rufige Kru "Ghosts Of My Life", Terrorist borrows from Japan, the opening piano riff is from "Nightporter" (1980).

A very revolutionary track alot of jungle producers used this amen. Ray keith is a jungle don and a key figure

Without doubt one of the greatest jungle tracks of all time.

A lot of love for 'Renegade' on here as expected, but for me 'Something I Feel' is the deeper sounding lesser played gem here. That flute gets me every time.

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Renegade : Terrorist. This classic never fails to deliver for me. Probably one of the biggest Drum & Bass tunes of all time, still has a devastating impact, danceability and downright darkness to it that has never been quite rivalled since. The repetitive nature of this track has been pulled off to perfection, you don't get bored, in fact you want to get deeper into the groove as each section leaves you wanting more. Why don't they make tracks like this anymore? Maybe it has something to do with the era it was released? The dark edginess of the clubs where the conception and inspiration of the tune was born? The fact that it was the perfect interpretation of what it felt like to have been in those altered states that was such an important part of the early 90's youth culture revolution? A mix of all these factors for sure. All I know is that there has never been another era in Drum & Bass that quite hit the spot for me as the early to mid 90's did, and this was the soundtrack to it!

Terrorist was made at Christmas 1993.
*Edit* DJ Zinc has interviewed Ray Keith about 'Terrorist' on his Facebook. The track was made in the pantry of Nookie's parent's house in Hitchin and took around 4 hours to make. One of the basslines was inspired by Smith & Mighty - Anyone Who Had A Heart. The breaks were taken off a Mantronix track.

Nobay does bass like Keith! Huge track and for good reason, simple to the point and maximum impact!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fzsu3_RSgjM - here's the tune that it sampled from (well, the video a remix of Nightporter, I couldn't find the original).
I's a decent tune, the Amen is good, but it is so fucking repetitive; a 2-bar drum loop??!! You could've tried harder than that, Keith!