New releases Underground February 2011
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0:00 Yep, the screen came on then, bugger
Just trying to make sure it's on. Yep, the screen came on then, bugger. Yes! Screen's working! Here we go ladies and gentlemen, another CD from CDPool. In this video we're looking at the Underground releases for February 2011. Kicking off with track one from disc number one. If you want any more info use the link in the description. We've got Lee here, Lee Mills from the States who's going to also Let me know what he thinks. Track 1, Disc 1. Danny Byrd by the way, if you want any more info like I said go to the CD4 website and you'll see the tracklist as well. Go out and play it on the bass and let me know what you think. It's quite a bit of an intro. You get your asses out and you start playing some drum and bass there boys in the States! USA! I'm digging it down!
You had the main police officer, then the one underneath him was thick. What's he called? You know, in Dukes of Hazzard. Oh. Yeah, yeah, Boss Hog! Boss Hog! And then the other guy. I don't remember it. No. Is that Cletus? Cletus, that's it. Fetus. Okay, track number one from disc number two. Again, the whole philosophy behind the underground releases. It's not as good, do you know that? Not as good as the last one. Yeah, but they're good in their own sort of different ways. That's full-on drum and bass. This one here is sort of very, it's almost like progressive chugging hands, bit of a deep vibe there. I'm listening to this kind of just kicking back relaxing. Right, what I'm going to do, I'm going to flick through them now. We're going to track number six from disc number one. Oh, this one, we're going lower now, aren't we? The second track I played, but this time a little more deep. Okay, track number one. Sorry. Disc number one.
7:38 Keeps it off-beat, or when you use reverse mode, you tend to go off-be
Kill Dimmer. People, this is the original mix. The remix they thought was crap. I nearly said shit then. Stop picking your nose. Yeah, you. There's a guy there picking his nose. Don't eat it! It's horrible! Yeah, they got rid of the remix so they just stuck to the original. Right, like the vibe. Here's a tip for you. A lot of people find using reverse mode on any CD player Keeps it off-beat, or when you use reverse mode, you tend to go off-beat. Try this. Hit cue, or record call. What I can do is hit point, so I've got a cue. It sounds like a bee on heat, this does. Actually, it sounds like a bee in a washing machine while it's being hit. Listen to that. He's got his mother in there now as well. What do you think about... Yeah, the washing machine. What do you think about this? Doesn't quite hit me the same.
8:58 Brothers and sisters are coming now
Now the B's on acid. Okay, brothers and sisters are coming now. Sisters! Just to let you know as well, very soon there's going to be DJ Tutor School. Isn't there? That's right. There is. It's going to be happening soon. Okay, that was track number seven from disc number two. We'll play one more from disc number one. Give me a number. Nine. Nine, number nine. So, seven, eight, nine. And here we go. This is from disc number one. Straight into sort of minimalistic. We've got that good classic house beat and the BPM on this one is 125.000 BPM. Sorry, 125.0000003 BPM. There we go. He's looking. Alright, listen to this sort of style. We're almost getting into the realm of what's known as tech house. Don't forget, if you like any particular tracks that I'm playing, let me know.
Put your comments underneath here and say, it was wonderful, it was super, it was smashing, it was awful, it was booing. We want to hear what you think, alright? At the end of the day, it's people like you who make the big decisions. Well, theoretically. What do you think about this one, Lee? Like it, it's good. And listen to it. Yeah. It's got that sort of twang. It's like eating those really sticky, horrible sweets that go... So there you go. Underground... From CDPool, follow the lickable link in the description. This video is associated with February 2011. Practice and enjoy!
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