Sat playing Motorstorm RC demo and the wife saying can we buy it as I want a go!
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Discovering new awesome songs.
Bought "Best of Jungle" vol 1,2 & 4 (need to find 3!) on the cheap and there are some brilliant tunes from I guess when Jungle was just evolving from early 90s hardcore type stuff. Some research leads me to believe half the artists are old names used by some now pretty big d&b producers which I find fascinating.
If anyone has any recommendations of old mix cds or whatever covering old d&b/jungle stuff then hit me up
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Just pop into a music shop and say, "Any jungle in guy?"Originally posted by koopatroopa90 View PostDiscovering new awesome songs.
Bought "Best of Jungle" vol 1,2 & 4 (need to find 3!) on the cheap and there are some brilliant tunes from I guess when Jungle was just evolving from early 90s hardcore type stuff. Some research leads me to believe half the artists are old names used by some now pretty big d&b producers which I find fascinating.
If anyone has any recommendations of old mix cds or whatever covering old d&b/jungle stuff then hit me upComment
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Not quite as old as mid-90s but these are some of my favourites that have a bit of that older vibe to them that might be worth checking out if you haven't heard them:Originally posted by koopatroopa90 View PostDiscovering new awesome songs.
Bought "Best of Jungle" vol 1,2 & 4 (need to find 3!) on the cheap and there are some brilliant tunes from I guess when Jungle was just evolving from early 90s hardcore type stuff. Some research leads me to believe half the artists are old names used by some now pretty big d&b producers which I find fascinating.
If anyone has any recommendations of old mix cds or whatever covering old d&b/jungle stuff then hit me up
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Wife picking me up from CCU beaming I could come home after a hellish weekend. Had a mint weekend with the staff to say it was all a bit serious and know them too well by now (5 times since August)Comment
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From cracked.com today:
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Two of my fave reads/listens when I was a kid:
The audio cassettes are long-lost at my dad's house. So are the books for that matter, including an edition of Hound of the Baskervilles. I'm sure I had the cassette of that. It had a green label. But apparently it's very rare.
Nevertheless, after a brief search I managed to find someone who had converted the cassettes to digital files. I re-ordered the books from amazon. Dr Jekyll turned up today, so I've had a listen, and it's still great. Nice narration, spot-on music and a well-paced, largely faithful adaptation. A nice little throwback to kiddiehood. Now I need to find an audio conversion of Ghostly Tales, a one-off Ladybird collection of 3 short ghosts stories (The Doctor's Dog, Granny Bunn and Russell's Bogle, iirc)Comment
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I remember that Dr Jekyll book! I used to take all those Ladybird Horror Classics out and read them when I was a kid. I had forgotten about them till seeing that picture.Comment
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Radio 2 just played The Carpenters 'Goodbye To Love'. Que instant mental flashback to Holly singing it in Red Dwarf's Queeg episode
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Turning on Shadowrun on the 360 for the first time in ages with my mates and discovering it still has a strong following, then being shocked at how rusty I have become!Comment
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i work in a call centre
had a customer who had been queueing for a while and was just calling to complain about the queuing Lol
funny thing is people complain about waiting but if someone was in a post office for example and had to wait ages they would never get to the person at the hatch to complain about the waiting timeComment
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When VTEC kicks in! YO!
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First order on a website I've not used before! EXCITING!Comment
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