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It was on Younghead set from 1995 Kool FM at Amazon just after Maximum style remix, it got the vocals that go bit like this: "certain girl go on nice but she law, me and me friends dem roadblock de shore" (might not be exact lyrics but sounds like that lol.) Its also got a little piano sound riff on the break and stepping bassline. unable to upload sample at the moment.

Its got the vocals of a girl saying: "Help me more" every so often. Remember hearing it late 1993 time on Don FM. Typical Darkcore/hardcore jungle back then kind of beats and sounds. Any ideas

I'm glad I finally found a tracklist for this set, I've rinsed it on tape loads of time surprised it aint tangled up. I knew that unknown track was a dillinja from the sounds of the beats and bass. Shame its not released. "bizzy bizzy bizzy bizzy bizzy badman wha ya dooooo" or something like that lol.

Mad stomper track late 1996 with choppy fast breaks and has a sample I think: "Dat was physically" Any ideas? Cheers

We come to shukatack each and everyone of you Uma dread, uma dread This one yah boom Something like that, lol. Anyone know where the lyrics originated from, Ragga tune or from a soundclash Wicked 94 track

i was wondering that to.

Thats the track, cheers mate.

Hi peeps Anyone know the track title and artist with the sample by KRS ONE: "Kicking the flaver to soceity?" It is a rolling bassline and steppin beats. Nice roller. Im sure its 96 era.

Not sure of the track but the MC sound likes MC Flux, not Bassman.(not that it helps you knowing what the track is). Def sounds like a dubplate.

Think it is called "Me a Badman"on Living Dream label so i have been told. Does this ring a bell for anyone?

Cheers jj Thats the tune. nice one. used to get rinsed on Don Fm a lot and Trance. Wicked samples and ragga vocal drop.

Yeh definitley the Q-Bass remix, the flipside is the origin unknown remix much better. Helicopter used to always get mixed in with it on the old priates in the good ole days.

Might be an SS or formation track, only coz I heard him play it on one set and then only on pirate radios: Got ragga samples on the break and i think the intro: "Wha dead, tree man gun down, troo da door way dem ah come out,kyant belive, morning prettier prettier" Well dats what it sounds like, lol. Then heavy beats. Could it be: DJ SS - Morning Time Selection [Formation] perhaps

This used to get smashed on Transmission 1 FM back in 1994/95 as well as Don and Kool. I first heard this on a Younghead tape from Amazon Rave where Kool FM smashed it, he mixed in Horizons with it. 5-0 calling for the rewind!!!

Cheers, guy was right that it was on Flex. Shame its not on youtube so I can rip it, will have to get somewhere else. These were them tunes that proper underground Jungle that everybody forgets but smashed up raves. They should play these kind of tracks at old skool raves not your normal anthems.

I try and be as descriptive as I can. Anyone ID a track from 1995 which had like violiny strings intro with these vocal samples in it: "Co co co come again......propeller propeller propeller now this is danger!" on the break and then when it drops you got deep "ya Bad boy" "ya bad" vocals and then the violiny synth sound comes in again with ragga chat saying "conciusness(something) yeh u who ya deal with, hold on" then beats drop again with a bit of a female vocal going "ohhh" Someone said it my have been on FLex recordings.

www.flvto.com Copy and paste the youtube link in the bar for the above website and it converts it. Best thing since sliced bread, amount of old skool tunes i got off youtube, some are very good quality too.

Cheers Logic. Oh yeah all that time I thought it was life reported in london, lol. I found it on you tube and converted it to mp3, nice.

I heard this on Dj Ron set his outro track wicked bassline mad machine gun style drumbeat drop in the middle. It was at Jungle Fever Gods of the Jungle recorded in Coventry Dec 1993 I think. If anyone know please post ID many thanks.

Another track I am trying to find out what its called. I only heard it on a Brockie Tape Roast Chapter 3 1994, Rob Foster plays few tracks at the beginning of the tape before Brockie steps up where one tune he plays is really dark heavy Jungle tekno with kicks sounding like We R E. It has these samples: "Nuff bwoy chat badness but they really are fools" "ya gunman, ya badman" "Kill it anytime" Any help Much Appreciated. Maybe called "We do the talk."

Hi all. Anyone know what choon has the sample "Life Reported in London" and has a haunting female vocal thru the tune.