Hello boys and girls,
Having finally mastered the art of Ableton, I have done a mix that I've been planning on doing for a bit. It's kind of a history lesson, so pay attention.
Basically as you all should know, I love breaks, or breakbeat, or nu skool breaks, or whatever you want to call it. I also love spreading the love of music, so here is a collection of tunes from back-in-the-day, when the "breaks" genre first started to define itself as a separate and distinct entity.
These are some of the tunes that have shaped the way breaks is now and I think they all still hold up against the stuff that's coming out today (apart from the last one and some other little bits that have found their way in. They really have nothing to do with breaks at all. Ahhh, the joys of Abelton!)
(Artist - Track - Label - Year)
1. Arthur Baker & Rennie Pilgrem Like No Other (Rennie mix part 1) TCR - 1999
2. Breakneck - V-Neck TCR 2000
3. Jason Sparks Left To Live For (Raw Deal mix) Botchit and Scarper 2000
4. Koma & Bones Morpheus TCR 2001
>>>5. UK Apachi & Shy FX Nuttah vs Bambatta (T.Power rmx) Botchit and Scarper 2000
6. Si Begg Work It Botchit & Scarper 2000
7. Freq Nasty Boomin Back Atcha (Nu Skool rmx) Botchit and Scarper 1999
>>>(Cartman - The Ghetto Song)
8. Boundarie Hunters Double Impact (Rennie Pilgrem mix) TCR 1999
>>>9. Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal Epic 1988
9. B.L.I.M. Filterzon (T.Power rmx) Botchit and Scarper 2000
10. Breakneck Arseingear TCR 2000
11. Freq Nasty feat. Phoebe One Boomin Back Atcha (Hybrid mix) Botchit and Scarper 2000
12. Electroliners Loose Caboose (Bassbin Twins rmx) Twitch Recordings 1995
>>>13. Public Enemy Rebel Without a Pause Def Jam Recordings 1987
14. Deekline Fuct Bass Botchit and Scarper 2000
15. Tonic & N.G. San Siro Botchit and Scarper 1998
16. DVDA The Man Song Nickelbag - 1997
I really hope you enjoy this one peeps!
Ez
http://www.36thchamber.net/Music/MikeyDeviant-Classics128.mp3
