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1. gaze - Member 

   Not to fast

   Dbridge Sun and Bass 2017

   Enjoy

   Posted 1 week ago #
2. four - Member 

   Thanks I like that.

   Any recommendations for something similar minus the MC?

   Posted 1 week ago #
3. CountZero - Member 

   
   I fail to see the point unless you’re in a club throwing shapes: just some generic backing with some random talking over the top.
   Move along, now, nothing to see here.

   Posted 1 week ago #
4. sockpuppet - Member 

   It’s been post here before, but bears posted by again

   The Amen Break Documentary

   Posted 1 week ago #
5. spectraken - Member 

   Most of the music on the Hospital Records label is pretty mellow https://youtu.be/vEpaA-Qj3Ok

   Posted 1 week ago #
6. athgray - Member 

   
   www.youtube.com/watch?v=J27oqEVRziw
   I find Ledge Sounds channel on YouTube has good stuff. Also Liquicity.
   
   www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qV56A769hM

   Posted 1 week ago #
7. jekkyl - Member 

   Liquid Drum n Bass will continue to get much bigger in 2018.

   Posted 1 week ago #
8. hodgynd - Member 

   Not in this house..

   Posted 1 week ago #
9. RAGGATIP - Member 

   Ah this brings back memories of Sun and Bass 2004

   

   Posted 1 week ago #
10. DezB - Member 

    See also Calibre. Essential mix from this (almost last) year
    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXWRVnfuShc

    Move along, now, nothing to see here.
    Cos you don't get it nobody should. Duh.

    Posted 1 week ago #
11. four - Member 

    Thanks for the links chaps

    Posted 1 week ago #
12. grum - Member 

    The old Calibre Breezeblock mix with DRS is good too.

    Posted 1 week ago #
13. perchypanther - Member 

    Drum and Bass for old People

    Bungalist Massive?

    Posted 1 week ago #
14. dumbbot - Member 

    Nah, not feeling that one at all OP.

    If it's mellow you want then it has to be LTJ Bukem.

    

    https://soundcloud.com/dj-jo-public/ltj-bukem-presents-logical-progression-cd-b-mixed-set-original-1996-version-intelligent-dnb?in=dj-jo-public/sets/ltj-bukem-dj-mixes-studio-sets

    1. Airtight remix - Funky Technicians
    2. New element - Form Form
    3. Drum in a grip - De Wolf & Wax Doctor
    4. Solution - Ils & Solo
    5. In too deep - JMJ & Flytronix
    6. So long - Seba & Lo-tec
    7. Pharaoh - Photek
    8. After Hours - DJ Trace
    9. Groove Therapy - Universal
    10. Mind Games - DJ Crystal

    And this This Dj Philton mix is spot on.

    https://soundcloud.com/djphilton/deep-atmospheric-drum-n-bass-mix

    This mix contains early to mid 1990s deep drum n bass, including some of my random favourites by the legends of the genre. Mostly UK material.

    TRACKLISTING:
    01. Motive One - Technical Wizardry
    02. Code Of Practice - Infiltrate
    03. Oblivion - Lush
    04. B.C. & Neil Trix - Sixth Sense
    05. Midi Magic - Calm Before The Storm
    06. Goldie - Sensual
    07. Shamen - Transamazonia (LTJ Bukem Remix)
    08. Artemis - Elysian Fields
    09. St Germain - Alabama Blues (Wax Doctor Remix)
    10. Seba & Lotek - So Long
    11. Sentinel - Toulepleu

    Posted 1 week ago #
15. athgray - Member 

    dumbbot. That is a classic. The mix that really launched my drum and bass love affair. So Long by Seba and Lo-tek really got me listening to Seba.
    Went off Bukem a bit as a lot of GLR releases had many of the same tracks just packaged differently.

    Posted 1 week ago #
16. athgray - Member 

    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0lektPji8Q
    This is a great mid 90's liquidy jungle tune.

    Posted 1 week ago #
17. roger_mellie - Member 

    More liquid DnB:

    http://mixmag.net/feature/the-15-best-late-00s-liquid-drum-bass-tracks

    which I made into a Spotify playlist, although not all are on there )-:
    Spotify link

    Posted 1 week ago #
18. Mister P - Member 

    There's some fantastic drum and bass out there at the moment but I'm bored of MCs. In a club they work but listening at your desk is a different experience completely. I don't mind DRS but even he can grate. dBridge and Kid Drama together as Heart Drive are well worth checking out. I must have listened to Calibre's Essential Mix at least 15 times. Seba and Ulrich Schnauss's new EP is also right up my musical street.

    Posted 1 week ago #

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19. el_boufador - Member 

    That calibre essential mix is absolutely superb

    Posted 1 week ago #
20. upshift - Member 

    Have a look on YouTube for Hospital Records' Fast Soul tracks. There are some fabulous liquid tunes in that series, perfect for a chilled New Years' Day, like this.

    Posted 1 week ago #
21. twistedpencil - Member 

    Drum and bass for old people? In our house it’s known as family friendly dnb, which is a gateway drug to ed rush... hospital records gets a lot of love here, my seven year old daughter thinks high contrast rocks

    Posted 1 week ago #
22. grum - Member 

    Not liquid but I photographed Ray Keith, Remarc, Commix and Chopstick Dubplate last night in Leeds. Ray Keith is officially the coolest old bearded dude ever.

    Posted 1 week ago #
23. retro83 - Member 

    Loving the mix in the OP thanks for the link

    Posted 1 week ago #
24. mrmonkfinger - Member 

    Ray Keith is still rolling? Excellent.

    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnY5q-IYqfw

    Posted 1 week ago #
25. bikebouy - Member 

    That Calibre vid ^^ isn't his best IMO, have a look on Soundcloud for him because theres plenty of his greatest tunes on there..

    Posted 1 week ago #
26. gaze - Member 

    Bloody hell I forgot about starting this thread to many beers and a bottle of whiskey

    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ERpFbKBGzw

    Posted 1 week ago #
27. hedley - Member 

    Cheers for the links.

    It wasn't D&B but we spent New Year's Eve at the Sativa 25th Birthday Bash, wee Red Bar, Edinburgh.

    Still feeling a bit woolly today. Was great to bump into peeps I haven't seen for quite some time.

    Posted 1 week ago #
28. gaze - Member 

    Saturday f#$k up

    Posted 4 days ago #
29. isto - Member 

    Marcus Intalex - FabricLive 35 has always been my favourite. Immense mix of a brilliantly picked selection of outstanding tracks, largely all suitable for old people

    I was sad to hear he passed away last year.

    Posted 4 days ago #
30. roger_mellie - Member 

    Definitely second that isto.
    Runner up being FabricLive 68 Calibre, in a similar vein. Both recommended on here previously, so thanks to whoever that was (-:

    Posted 4 days ago #
31. mrmonkfinger - Member 

    On the FabricLive front, #44 Commix one is excellent.

    Posted 2 days ago #
32. bigjim - Member 

    As I get older I'm very much being drawn towards Calibre, Commix and Klute. Seem to get bored with most Hospital type liquid these days and so many like Noisia have gone dead cheesy.

    Posted 2 days ago #
33. andykirk - Member 

    Enough of all your namby-pambyness..... Drum & Bass will never get any better than this:

    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPXU21fNEMM

    Posted 10 hours ago #
34. eskay - Member 

    Shy FX & T-Power's Diary of a Digital Soundboy, a few years old now but very accessible

    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=icXkuVxJStY

    Spy

    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9KghSdpGn4

    Static's Something About Nothing Album is good

    And as other have said, Hospital Records

    Lenzman has a soulful DnB playlist on Spotify that is worth checking out

    Posted 1 hour ago #
35. retro83 - Member 

    andykirk - Member
    Enough of all your namby-pambyness..... Drum & Bass will never get any better than this:

    If you're gonna make that claim, at least pick something good

    see if you can watch this without grinning like a loon
    
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZeluQiGoXo

    Posted 4 minutes ago #

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