Just found this. If your gonna tour I reckon revamping some old gold ain't a crime. It would be a mind blowing experience to hear something like Lil Ruffian or Null lines reproduced with the added depth of today's tech. Certain sounds have gone through a some-what natural evolution with today's music but that old skool vibe has never died. Bring it on!
most old skool heads I speak too prefer that raw sound of rave, it was one of it's main characteristics. An amen break processed and eq'd in modern music just doesn't sound the same to me! love the interview and the new tune, thanks for sharing :)
Would love to see a new EP with modern style remixes of your old tunes, keeping to the original style of layouts with modern mixing/mastering techniques. Definitely would like to hear some new tunes using the old samples and equipment you used bitd. Really excited to see what you guys come up with, Big up the Beccles Massive!
I vote for raw! I vote for the S1000! Might be me with my odd taste for obsolete equipment but for me it does it more than a guy or 2 with laptops on the stage. I am also SURE with a laptop it will sound LESS dynamic. For me, a guy using a sampler on stage would be a reason to go to a show. But I like the idea. In fact, I love the idea :)
Alex, I am an American who discovered 1990-1992 style U.K. hardcore well past its day. I am not plugged into the music scene and discovered the music quite by accident, and I love it. Associated with this, I discovered your music and fell in love with it. Recently, you discovered that I had uploaded one of your tracks, Assention, and had strongly expressed your dissatisfaction with it for several reasons...that I had uploaded the track without your permission, that I had misidentified your record as an LP, and that I had identified your track as "U.K. happy hardcore" rather than "U.K Jungle Techno." For all of this, I am sorry. I did not mean to offend you. I did what I did for good intentions, i.e. that the music is remembered, and that I love the music. I have much to learn. I now know the difference between an LP and an EP. I still do not what "Jungle Techno" is. If you ever decide to allow others to upload your music on their channel, I would be honored to be one of them. Thank you.
Just found this. If your gonna tour I reckon revamping some old gold ain't a crime. It would be a mind blowing experience to hear something like Lil Ruffian or Null lines reproduced with the added depth of today's tech. Certain sounds have gone through a some-what natural evolution with today's music but that old skool vibe has never died. Bring it on!
most old skool heads I speak too prefer that raw sound of rave, it was one of it's main characteristics. An amen break processed and eq'd in modern music just doesn't sound the same to me! love the interview and the new tune, thanks for sharing :)
Would love to see a new EP with modern style remixes of your old tunes, keeping to the original style of layouts with modern mixing/mastering techniques. Definitely would like to hear some new tunes using the old samples and equipment you used bitd. Really excited to see what you guys come up with, Big up the Beccles Massive!
Lord of the Nullines is my favorite old school track of all time!
hi tim first time I have ever seen you nice work back in the day lord of null skull excellent track
So excited about this, massive news
i would pay good money for a sample pack...
I vote for raw! I vote for the S1000! Might be me with my odd taste for obsolete equipment but for me it does it more than a guy or 2 with laptops on the stage. I am also SURE with a laptop it will sound LESS dynamic. For me, a guy using a sampler on stage would be a reason to go to a show. But I like the idea. In fact, I love the idea :)
Raw S1000 would be amazing:)
VIP & Remixes EP.....or/and make the samples available for people to remix, big artists & up & coming producers too
Remixes would be cool but keep it oldskoolish..
And together with Danny :)
Is it called another rave? My version is called HE anthem? But whatever loved listning to those samples. What ever you do im sure it will be top
Alex, I am an American who discovered 1990-1992 style U.K. hardcore well past its day. I am not plugged into the music scene and discovered the music quite by accident, and I love it. Associated with this, I discovered your music and fell in love with it. Recently, you discovered that I had uploaded one of your tracks, Assention, and had strongly expressed your dissatisfaction with it for several reasons...that I had uploaded the track without your permission, that I had misidentified your record as an LP, and that I had identified your track as "U.K. happy hardcore" rather than "U.K Jungle Techno." For all of this, I am sorry. I did not mean to offend you. I did what I did for good intentions, i.e. that the music is remembered, and that I love the music. I have much to learn. I now know the difference between an LP and an EP. I still do not what "Jungle Techno" is. If you ever decide to allow others to upload your music on their channel, I would be honored to be one of them. Thank you.
Bob Murray don't stress mate! Jungle Techno was the name for the first proper breakbeat rave music.
Thank you, Alex.
Bit confused, I thought his name was Alex but people are calling him Tim, explain please :)