2.) That UK Sound - Roots Of UK Jungle 

Jungle - Its not a black thing, its not a white thing - its a unite thing. Peace, love and unity to all junglists!

who else is watching this during lockdown and can't wait to rave again?

There's no race in the rave scene, that's why it's been destroyed. Long live the 90's!!

I was born in Italy, came to the UK mid 96, bought my first DnB cassette outside camden town tube station, been a DnB soldier ever since Thank you so much for the documentary, brings back some memories bruv

Why did the lion get lost? Because the jungle is massive.

The UK has given birth to some of the best music generes and music in general

I've lived in the US my entire life and jungle and drum and bass are my fave kinds of music. I was maybe 8 years old when I first heard it, it was in a movie or a game, but I rediscovered and found appreciation for it when I was 14, thanks to the internet. I'm not sure what it was, it just tickled me the right way. I'm 24 now and in those 10 years I've heard so much, both old and new, while learning of the roots. Lately I've been returning to the classics a lot more than usual. I was born in a time and place that does not appreciate this kind of music, I barely have any friends who even know what jungle is let alone feel what I feel when I listen to it. The 90's UK rave scene to someone like me is a myth, not only do I barely remember the 90's at all, but venues hosting anything like this were far away from my hometown and in big cities like New York City or Los Angeles, meaning I'd have to shell out a lot of money for travel. By the time I could even go to raves the scene had already changed. A video like this just reminds me of the grand legacy left behind, because ultimately young people like me will be responsible for carrying it one day

Incredible, the mix of cultures has resulted in the uk music we hear today, it's amazing seeing the evolution.

Hate divides, music unites!! As a kid I dressed as a Skinhead. I then became a break dancer and Hip Hop head. I indulged in the Rave scene from 88-93 and was part of that pure togetherness. House music played in clubs became more standardised in production so I started drifting away. That's when Jungle/Drum and Bass came along and brought outstanding creativeness back into underground music and restored my faith!! I have DJ'd for over a couple of decades, playing eclectic sets and D&B will always feature in my heart and in some of my sets. Music is the food of love!!

What a great video as a 50 year old you told it right thank you I am and forever will be a junglist what a great time to be alive weekends brought so many memories never to be forgotten thank you for the video peace love and unity

My 11 month year old son goes mental when he hears jungle / DNB / Old school Hardcore.. I’m so proud of myself for teaching him so young, when he’s older he’ll know the true meaning behind it... coming together! Never let the scene die!!!!

Jheeeze.. This hits harder than ever right now. Rave has done more for equality than any government. One nation. All together. Humans raving. That's all we need

The alcohol industry didn't like the rave scene

My favorite years for Breakbeat/Jungle/DnB range from the years 93-97 that I still listen to. Much respect to Bukem, Trace, Goldie, Grooverider, Nookie, Dilinja, T.Power, Potential Bad Boy, Peshay, and many more groove scientists from that era. ✌🏼 ☮️

Junglist since 1997 jungle will never die

The Amen break - praise the Lord for that!

Before cell phones, everybody danced.

Too bad nobody calls them raves now. It’s “festivals” now 😂😂😭

I literally cried to this

Honestly such a good documentary!!! Thank you for it really really helped open my eyes even more. I knew about amen beats but I didnt know why it was called that haha. thanks!!!!!!!

20 years later Coventry still a ghost town.....

"Before the drum & bass, before the jungle; there was UK hardcore..." The great leveler.

That Baby D track has stood the test of time, awesome record!

Jungle is English music from England, the United Kingdom isn't even a country. What is "UK Jungle"? Like it is some sub-genre of American music smh.

THIS IS, HANDS DOWN, THE BEST DAMM VIDEO I'VE SEEN ON RU-vid THIS YEAR 👌👌👌 Edit: replaced Facebook with RU-vid, sorry.. few beers down and dancing 🤣

2:06-2:22 have sources had wriite that the first proto-rappers where jive talking disc jockeys at Rhythm and Blues radio stations in New Orleans, La and Miami, FL. Even Count Matchuki, Jamaica's first deejay, greatly influenced him. 7:57-8:30 tragic what happened to Double Trouble member Michael Menson (1967-199). He was murdered.

Those where the days the '90's best time of my life no social media going from rave to rave peace love and unity 😘❤️ whistles and glowsticks memories

13:54 2 personal favourites of mine: Dead Dred - Dred Bass (original is amazing but so are Origin Unknown and Back 2 Basics remixes) Hyper On Experience - Lord of the Null Lines (Foul Play remix) Play either of these and you knew the roof was going to come off!

Will be a jungle kid no matter what live i will be living. This music helped me through out the toughest moments of my life. Thanks to all musicians X May i just mention Orca - Alive n Kicking since you did reference old skool hardcore which was pre jungle :)

Uk Apache lived on my road (Tooting) when Original Nutta dropped... I was 12 and I used to take my pals to show them where he lived!! 🤣🤣🤣 some stalker business!! 🤣🤣

Yo, HUGE HUGE HUGE ups on these docs. As a sub-30 US junglist, it's wonderful to see so much education concisely displayed here. Much love.

The tune at 13:36 - Under Mi Sensi X Project Remix (Jungle Spliff) Barrington Levy and Beenie Man - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--YQX1jnFT0I.html

Amazing video. Gave me chills, I have to show this to my kids. I grew up in the 90s in LA I went to my very 1st rave and felt in love with Jungle. Junglist are for life!

Anytime im bored and depressed i play a tune and think wtf is going on... Get up and dance, life is good. Music is life 🤩

Seen Congo Natty live couple of years ago. It was fcking awesome, and I hope I will have another chance to party to his music soon. FaXcool is one of my favourite DJ-s, he is the reason I am into the jungle this much. Unfortunately he stopped his work and there are no new mixes for a while.

...remember when you could be with a bunch of people in an enclosed space and not get a horrible disease? That was fun.

Man it's beautiful to see how my favorite two electronic music styles (jungle/dnb) were created it brings a tear to my eye! Greetings from Mexico :D

Jungle was alive in 1968 the year before I was born, the originator of the 'ghost beat' Clyde Stubblefield - a bit of education he is the 'funky drummer' you all hear about the original legend offbeat timing with ghost beats inserted show respect :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v8TvBPshngE.html watch from 6.25 where he does a solo

To be honest, I thought this was an upload of a BBC documentary series for the first several minutes I was watching this. It just sounded so professional.

Love your documentarys, so much humanity and love to the music! I wish i could experience one of those early raves without those phones and fashion driven people around me! Oh man i got goosebumps when i saw that crowd jumping to the beat in that one end scene

I was just watching passively until I heard Stevie Hyper D and it gave me goosebumps. Legend. Rose are red, violets are passive, wicked wicked junglist massive

anyone know the song at 17:24?

Nice documentary proper enjoyed that . 👍👍👍

whats the song at 9:51?

Track at 17:30?

You are the best man. Big Hug From COLOMBIA

Thanks for making this BearingUK. One love.

That Amen break cymbal splash right at the end...shivers.. It funny though because no one really gives US Freestyle and credit but it has similar roots..Acts like BabyD in the UK were all over the place in the US TKA and the like.

I think you'll find Cliff Richard is the original gangsta.He started the origins of what is now the Drum N Bass scene with Livin' Doll...recorded in '59.The massive junglist track Summer Holiday was released in '62 and the scene kicked of on a massive scale with youngsters up and down the country popping Ecstasy and ketamin to the phat beats provided on the track by drummer Brian Lawrence Bennett. Cliff then started writing lyrics based on pimping,drug deals, getting busted by 'Da Filth' and his famous one night stand sexual conquests that still go on to this day. Cliff,who in his own words was and still is,Da king of Da Jungle' is expected to release his latest hard-core album in november this year with many dates sold out already. Cliff.... we thank you,brudda. Big up yaself.

How do they keep the record from skipping with all that bass!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wowwwwww!!!!!! Oh maybe its because every one is floating....

I mean I knew it bu this makes u appreciate how much the uk has contributed and given to the dance music / rave scene, of course couldn’t of been done without the impact of the West Indian/Caribbean culture blending with the UK

Big up Black British music!

Big shout out to ska and oi music too. The Jamaican immigrant to the UK had massive musical repercussions. Lot of influence for just 1 island.

ragga twins flynty bad man and the demon rocker legendary

jungle is everything

I'm just here for Rebel MC #justkeeprockin. It's interesting as the US had its reggae influences during the late 80s, tho when Jungle took off, hardly anyone here knew about it (and was probably not considered relevant anymore by US record companies).. and I was a DJ buying imports all the time but not much after 1990. I said Rebel MC since I guess his strong Hip Hop influences made it to our shores without much effort. It wasn't until the late 90s when I became more interested in DnB I kept hearing "Jungle" in connection with it. I think I get that now. Also the Ali G movie made a good impact.

Loved this 👏 Gutted I wasn't born 20 years earlier 😂

In the words of Fabio, ‘jungle and dnb all comes from house music. It’s the core. Without house there would be nothing’... :)

Name of the song at 2:50? Very interedting. Learned a lot! Thankyou 🌼

Roses are red, violets are passive. Wicked! Wicked! Junglist Massive!!

Stellar doc. Goosebumps every time! Props from Montreal!

I remember tuning into a Pirate Jungle radio station back in the 90’s, I was at school, you could barely receive it up north.

BearingUK....Big up yourself....Respect....Outstanding documentaries 1-4, by far,far the best that are out there.....parts 2-3 bring back so,so many good times.....

Why did the lion get lost in the jungle Because THE JUNGLE IS MASSIVE

Amazing well created documentary on a sound that I still play on vinyl! Big ups x

Serious History 🆒🙌🎶🎵🗿🎼🎶🎵🎧🔉🔊 Exchange 😎 〽usiCaL RooTs

I've watched worse documentarys in school. Respect.

In 1992 Goldie as Rufige Kru - "Menace" - I believe it was the first ever track to use the word "JUNGLE" (1:26) - therefore defining the genre. Not even mentioned???!! Shocking!!!!! WTF!!?? Other than that huge overlook - proper vid this.

Respect and give thanks to the making of this! all Jungalist Bothers and Sisters less we forget Love and Peace to all !

Wow!!! so we can actually pinpoint the birth the of DnB 1969 with Amen brother - The Winstons. It then lay dormant till the 80s when it got sampled and played with to create the sound we all love today 🤯

Great work. Would love to catch that interview with Fabio and Bukem at 9:26 if anyone's got a link.

Now I know why the uK scene had such a hardcore great sound! That and Detroit!

The UK has given birth to some of the best music generes and music in general

2019 back to old days..

I fuck with this Documentary, it gives US Black American music it’s proper flowers. A lot exclude our evident influence in their cultures. Which is weird. It’s cool though, all love to the people that love and respect us. Peace from the US,

I remember being 9yr old. My uncle comec to pick me up from school in his new R5 turbo. More than that i remeber hearing along with every other child and parent Original Nuttah 😮😊 . Oh shit what a moment

Fucking sick doc mad respect

wow , i must tell you, i was smiling ear to ear throughout the whole video ... all these familiar sounds! and its good to know that there is indeed a story behind them

Junglist since 92. Quality doc.

I was getting my life this entire video!!! So good!! 🇯🇲🇬🇧

Sure it’s been noted but a very young Keith Flint (The Prodigy) is one of the street dancers in the SL2 - On a Ragga Tip video

Went to my first Jungle Rave in 91 Still getting to them today. Nice documentary, good job. 🙌🏾

I miss raves. All The thicker hot girls who danced with me 5 or 6 at a time. The music. The fun. The situational enhancements.yep .

Does anybody have the Track ID at 14:42 ?

Big up Junglist massive.

This is the best best doc I've seen about my music ... big up all crew for making it happen and doing it right.

The S... The U... The P, the E, the R... Nuff said ✌️

The Naughty nineties people had energy galore nowadays do you think many people can dance or rave like them days no way!!! Them days were like how General Levy said: INCREDIBLE!!!!

@17.29 ..Jeremy Clarkson 🕺🏻🔉😂

Loved it all growing up, I went from hardcore to jungle to house and trance, now im 44 and trance is still where its at for me from 1994 to now. Great video man!

Hey, awesome drop at 17:19 !

Respect, sick documentary! Loved all of it.

1:00 Shows NYC, plays West Coast hiphip. *cringe* :D

9:22 what is that tune?

faxcool dont match tracks 😢 by still plenty new tunes

This is literally my favourite video ever

No one rocked the rave like Stevie Hyper D... Junglists are you reeeeaddddy? o lord have mercy! Takes me back.

I got into in 1998 , got a mickey finn tape .. amazing . Soon was listening to tech jungle and dnb rollers , progressed into nuskool breaks . All the previous sounds fed into 2 step and 4x4 garage and original dubstep . And as it goes .. i dont like modern dnb/jungle or much modern garage / dubstep . Oldskool of any still is best ✌

This is my identity, how I found my confidence. I will be a music nutter for life, it is so important to me.

Fucking so glad the blacks / other races came over to the uk! Yes my brothers and sisters!