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Re: I love breakcore

Postby ThE99THReDBallooN » 10 Nov 2008, 17:58

acid wrote:from another thread



i rest my case!


yea hes deffo goin a bit mental there :) :) :)
but what about teh other songs from the night


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Re: I love breakcore

Postby acid » 10 Nov 2008, 18:33

maybe i'm missing something.

or just getting old.

"where's the flow?"

seems like jungle played at 1000 mph to me.

cant see people quoting music like that in 10/20 years time. like i can quote things like aux88, model 500 or 808 state (too name a few).
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 11 Nov 2008, 00:17

It's like any genre, there's a fair old amount of guff, but there's always some stuff in there that's the work of seriously talented musicians at the height of their powers. Most of it's pretty silly, but that's the mood of the genre, largely... but then most old school rave was fairly silly, it didn't stop some of the sillyness being absolutely memorable.

I'm rambling. I've managed to (possibly) lose my entire digital music collection leaving me with a fairly uphill struggle to re-rip and 'acquire' everything, so I'm not quite thinking to the best of my ability!! :cry:
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby ThE99THReDBallooN » 11 Nov 2008, 01:46

Magma wrote:It's like any genre, there's a fair old amount of guff, but there's always some stuff in there that's the work of seriously talented musicians at the height of their powers. Most of it's pretty silly, but that's the mood of the genre, largely... but then most old school rave was fairly silly, it didn't stop some of the sillyness being absolutely memorable.

I'm rambling. I've managed to (possibly) lose my entire digital music collection leaving me with a fairly uphill struggle to re-rip and 'acquire' everything, so I'm not quite thinking to the best of my ability!! :cry:


god that is fucking horrible when that happens
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 11 Nov 2008, 08:52

Yeah, the worst bit is the "I told you so" from my subconscious which is reminding me I'd been planning to sort out my backup solution "next month" for about the last 2 years. I think I have a backup of the music from 2 years ago on a drive at my parents place, but that's a whole lot of collecting/ripping still ahead of me..... and a lot of lost photos, too :(

Now's God's time to reveal himself to me... I reckon He's got about 48 hours where I can be convinced... :fear:
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Sperge » 11 Nov 2008, 13:07

Magma wrote:I've managed to (possibly) lose my entire digital music collection leaving me with a fairly uphill struggle to re-rip and 'acquire' everything, so I'm not quite thinking to the best of my ability!! :cry:

I feel your pain, it happened to me a few months ago when I had a hard drive crash. :cry:

That's what prompted me to get an iPod Classic, so I always had a backup of the lion's share of my collection, and have everything backed up to another hard drive too.

Good luck with rebuilding. You might find this thread useful... reveal-yourself-soulseek-merged-t521.html
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 11 Nov 2008, 13:21

I'll have a looksie, cheers. Currently the best bet is to pray that it's the RAID controller/psu in the enclosure (it's a 1Tb RAID0 volume - ouch) and that switching controllers might let me bring it back up. Powering the disks from my old PC seems to let them spin up a bit better, so I'm clinging onto this raft of hope with all my will at the moment.

Just found myself a free software RAID solution, so as long as I can work out the stripe size (and avoid the big if on the health of the discs) then I should be able to get it back online, at least long enough to get the data off.

I reckon I'm currently looking at reacquiring about 8,000 tracks (the last 2 years worth, since I moved hard disc - luckily most of those are on genuine CDs, but it'll be a bitch ripping them) and several hundred gigs of tv shows (all within the bounds of the law, of course..!) if the worst happens.

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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 12 Nov 2008, 21:18

I know this is still off topic, but as the conversation went this way for a while.... Turns out my friend had the same enclosure, so we figured we'd try switching my disks into his. First alarm bell rang when his contained different hdds (Samsungs, mine are Seagates), so it was going to be a bit lucky if the stripe size was the same.

Still, tried it... nothing, same sounds, same situation.

Put his disks back in, fired it up. Fuck. His is dead too now.

Realise we're using my power supply/transformer. Swap it out for his.

His now fires up.

Put my disks back into my enclosure and MINE NOW FIRES UP AND MOUNTS! Wooo!

The most annoying thing is that my housemate actually had a compatible power supply and it didn't work when we tried it!

I'm currently copying everything off (in reverse date order - it's easier for me to restore the old stuff) to random storage around my network whilst I work out a proper solution!

THANK FUCK FOR THAT :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby leah » 12 Nov 2008, 23:20

let that be a lesson to you, young man :wink:
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 13 Nov 2008, 00:11

Word.

So anyway... how fucking great is Breakcore?

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Free compilation! Track 10 is a friend of mine (Twocsinak/DJ Sarah Wilson from Wrong), but they've mislabelled the cover apparently!
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 13 Nov 2008, 00:12

Oh, crap, the download isn't working anymore. :x
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby ThE99THReDBallooN » 13 Nov 2008, 01:41

bit unlucky it was workin yesterday, surely a temp thing
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Dominick Destruction » 13 Nov 2008, 14:13

Yeah boy! that comp is sick!!! Fezzy & Emo Hunter kick ass for getting that out :D
Can't wait to see spitting Vitriol play the 22nd.

http://loveloverecords.co.uk/

go download all the free e.ps on there. Some VERY good stuff! Judith Priest, Weyheyhey!! & the comp are bare awesomeness.

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Re: I love breakcore

Postby fletcher » 13 Nov 2008, 16:57

Downloaded, thanks for the link.

Love it :D :?
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby baldmosher » 14 Nov 2008, 13:29

acid wrote:seems like jungle played at 1000 mph to me.

1000bpm = 250bpm = 125bpm

it just depends how you dance to it. :)
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby WaveyRaveyDavey » 14 Nov 2008, 14:13

Magma wrote:Venetian Snares - Abomination Street


:thup: :thup: :thup: :thup: :thup:

Where else would you get the Coronation Street theme and Polystyrene together? Inspired!
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Jemo » 14 Nov 2008, 14:14

Breakcore is god.
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby aura » 14 Nov 2008, 16:00

WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:
Magma wrote:Venetian Snares - Abomination Street


:thup: :thup: :thup: :thup: :thup:

Where else would you get the Coronation Street theme and Polystyrene together? Inspired!


Agreed tis a top tune, Chocolate Wheelchair is my favourite Snares album.
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby acid » 15 Nov 2008, 04:29

i've come to the conclusion from this thread.


BREAKCORE IS SHIT!

sorry breakcore lovers...

its not music! its a mess. reminds me of my tambourine efforts when i was 2.

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Re: I love breakcore

Postby aura » 15 Nov 2008, 11:43

acid wrote:i've come to the conclusion from this thread.


BREAKCORE IS SHIT!

sorry breakcore lovers...

its not music! its a mess. reminds me of my tambourine efforts when i was 2.

a DJ should take you on a journey. not pollute ya ears like kiss fm


scuse me but I believe you want this thread:

hate-breakcore-t5976.html
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby Magma » 15 Nov 2008, 13:17

aura wrote:
WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:
Magma wrote:Venetian Snares - Abomination Street


:thup: :thup: :thup: :thup: :thup:

Where else would you get the Coronation Street theme and Polystyrene together? Inspired!


Agreed tis a top tune, Chocolate Wheelchair is my favourite Snares album.


Yup, mine too. It's brilliant. Perfect balance of amazing tunes and a bit of silliness here and there... it was my first step into Breakcore!
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby aura » 15 Nov 2008, 13:33

Magma wrote:
aura wrote:
WaveyRaveyDavey wrote:
Magma wrote:Venetian Snares - Abomination Street


:thup: :thup: :thup: :thup: :thup:

Where else would you get the Coronation Street theme and Polystyrene together? Inspired!


Agreed tis a top tune, Chocolate Wheelchair is my favourite Snares album.


Yup, mine too. It's brilliant. Perfect balance of amazing tunes and a bit of silliness here and there... it was my first step into Breakcore!


Ha! snap again, was my first experience of breakcore too, along with pink+green. Haven't looked back since!
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby varntvar » 18 Nov 2008, 14:46

acid wrote:i've come to the conclusion from this thread.


BREAKCORE IS SHIT!

sorry breakcore lovers...

its not music! its a mess. reminds me of my tambourine efforts when i was 2.

a DJ should take you on a journey. not pollute ya ears like kiss fm

go to http://www.myspace.com/devnull and listen to track 2 "Big Boring Bass".

Part of the breakcore thing is creating a wall of noise. When this is done well it's not a random mess, just very dense. I think of it as jungle taken to a logical extreme where it runs into industrial, metal and almost any other genre that producers feel like twisting it into (whith varying degrees of success).
I would argue that even a lot of the dross and sillyness that get's put out contributes to the scene, ANYONE can get involved on some level, there's less feeling of an exclusive producion elite than in many genres.
Breakcore is a pretty broad church, the punk ethos applied to dance music and blanket statements like "BREAKCORE IS SHIT!" seem a little closed minded.
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby acid » 18 Nov 2008, 15:40

i did give that a listen. and i still dont see/hear the attraction of it... i know what ya mean about the punk ethos. but it just dont do anything for me! "each too their own" as they say!

as for closed minded :D :D :D
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Re: I love breakcore

Postby baldmosher » 20 Nov 2008, 13:35

Could someone who really likes breakcore listen to this and tell me if they think it's pretty good?

After listening to Rotator a lot recently, I have a theory that metal and breakcore can be easily and seamlessly mixed. I'm gonna try it soon.
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