(Part 2) Top products from r/DnB

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We found 18 product mentions on r/DnB. We ranked the 38 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

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u/obanite · 1 pointr/DnB

I got his book (Nine Lives: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nine-Lives-Goldie/dp/0340824786) for my birthday 2 years ago and couldn't put it down. He's led a pretty interesting life. The bits with Noel Gallagher really made me laugh.

Also "All crews" is another great dnb book, though not quite as well written it's a proper journey through those times!

u/OriginalMSV · 2 pointsr/DnB

As far as other songs/artists/albums similar to this? Man, there would be a lot - and way more than I'd be able to recommend.
I will say that the LP as a whole (at least, from a typically-DnB-producer standpoint) was somewhat reminiscent of LTJ Bukem's "Journey Inwards" LP, IMO. (https://www.amazon.com/Journey-Inwards-Ltj-Bukem/dp/B00004SGS5/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1498596143&sr=1-1&keywords=ltj+bukem%2C+journey+inwards)
There's an old compilation I have from years ago called (ironically) "Future Jazz" that I recall being pretty solid. (https://www.amazon.com/Future-Jazz-Various-Artists/dp/B00003OP25) And I'd also recommend checking out pretty much anything from Herbie Hancock while you're at it. He was one of the essential artists for where a lot of atmospheric stuff found it's roots (e.g., the Rhodes piano, synths, drum programming, etc.).
I'm sure there's plenty more (and a lot I may not be remembering since I'm at work at the moment), but at least that might be a decent start.

u/kinith · 3 pointsr/DnB

You. You got it right.

Something I think you will enjoy: DJ DB - The Secret Art Of Science (Full Album)... Get it somehow. You will be happy.

u/Wharrghabl · 4 pointsr/DnB

Just as good as the original.

Click 'Listen to Samples', Original
http://www.amazon.com/Drowning-Cleveland-Lounge/dp/B00004YNC5

u/slyboner · 1 pointr/DnB

I got some of these, bought the large fit after buying the standard ones and realising how tiny the standard fit seems to be (the large earplugs are more or less the same size as standard sony earbuds etc, and the standard are more or less the same size as the small earbuds).

They take away the very high pitched noises like the hissing of drums while keeping the low and mid more or less the same so you'll still be able to fully appreciate the music, have conversations with people etc, just you won't experience the hissing tearing your eardrums apart, especially when you move nearer to the speakers. Also, you won't experience any ringing in your ears the following day which is such a big plus.

Highly recommend picking some up, losing your hearing really sucks!

u/SkyPilots · 1 pointr/DnB

this is the only thing with an orange disk that I own... not drum and bass, no, but amazing nonetheless. floppy disk yall

http://www.amazon.com/Better-Living-Through-Chemistry-Fatboy/dp/B000003RZ0

u/viborg · 2 pointsr/DnB

Sick tune. I always want to hear this one right after it thanks to DJ DB's classic History Part 2 mix CD - one of the best d&b mixes ever.

u/jimofwales · 5 pointsr/DnB

This is one of my all-time favourites, I'm surprised to see it pop up on reddit.

If you like it, check out the cd - Marcus Intalex - Fabric Live 35

All the tunes are in the same vein - Solitary Native is the last track on the album.

u/36Hertz · 3 pointsr/DnB

This book has every bit of info you need about the rise of dnb through the 90s:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Crews-Journeys-Through-Culture/dp/0954889703

u/Recluse · 2 pointsr/DnB

I have the cd to which you're referring.

Wikipedia link

Amazon link

u/yourmumsname · 3 pointsr/DnB

Jungle is DnB - Dread Bass and Valley of the shadows were both released when jungle was the term for dnb...All crew by Brian Belle Fortune tells you why Jungle is DnB
http://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Crew-Muss-Big-Up/dp/1898536910

Try some of the Remarc reissues for the original Jungle sound

u/peak_karma · 1 pointr/DnB



DJ Marky - The Brazilian Job. I've heard a lot of DnB mixes over the years - but they don't get better than this.