DJ Ron - Mo Musik (African Chant) 

You're fired for deforestation

youll never find the real bangers on shitfy

@@mmbyrner I don't understand

I was there. This was The transition stage for the jungle sound the Ron and Rebel MC were the earliest originators of. The jungle phase of drum and bass was without question the best and I am honoured to both experience it and make music in that era 🎶😍

Anyone listening to this in 2024 is a fucking legend. They just dont make tunes like this anymore

Analogue production versus digital… that’s why they don’t make em like this anymore 😅

Quite a description. But nicely done fella. A little dab of pink & train bunks where fun.. . All the best.

Yes! Preach it! 😍

Amen to that.

1960's Modern Architecture

Going! 🌲💎💗

No Literally! There’s a Take 6 “Come Unto Me” Flip at 4:00!🙏🏾

🤣

This has to be the best description of this tune ever.

😱🤣

😂😂🤣🤣

i think i know who !!' 😂👍🏾

Oh man, those were the days. Registration number ****, your car is parked in the market you best move it! Those 1pm finishes! 🔥

@@danieljoselyn6465 Ah yes D. Remember it well.. Lol

@@danieljoselyn6465 yes 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and what great times they were, AWOL @ Paradise was like an institution 🙌🏽👏🏽

1960's modern retro architecture

I know mate

@@NatureLovingEmpress they changed it to rinse fm

Yeah old Skool 🔥

Yesssss

His best by far bless

Pure Junglism!!

As pure as they come 🫴🏼

Me :)

🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧

Yes yes always and forever. Jungle will never die!!! People come and go but Jungle stays. Simple!!

@@mickeybeam Is your name Phillip?

Ya man !!! Would like to share my mixes but donno how !!!

Yeah I remember that as well, got a few tapes of Kool in the loft it might be on one of them

The Sasparilla kid Wa gwan

kieran lawlor the best hardstep DJ of them all

He mashed it up on Kool FM and his production was top.

True Junglist

@@kieranlaw yes bro.talking of nicknames.does anyone recall gachet being called the strange doctor.im sure it was gq that called him that.well we know what pills most of us were being pescribed.

You know the score!!!

2022 still the bizznizz

@@napalmviper3213 serious

2023 for me STILL mate! 👍🏾🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥

2024 🔊🎶🔥

I'm 53 still dropping this , kids are like dad what is it , I just tell them they were born under this flag .

Pretty standard sampling and chopping bro lol

@@gr1mr3apa15 at this point in time both sections of the Amen were rarely used together and most people didn't even have access to the entire break, just small sections from a sample pack or an empty breakdown of a track

@@yeshyyeshiam2520 easily produced on a drum machine like mpc, a lot of jungle breaks are produced in layers mate not just one! Jus sounds like u smoke a spliff and now caught up in the break trance lol.

@@12tribes61 DnB producers weren't using MPCs bruv...You're thinking of HipHop producers. UK DnB producers were using a battered Atari ST running Cubase MIDI'd up to an Akai S2000 sampler. Some later progressed to Cubase on PC/Mac still MIDI'd up on a later S range sampler or an EMU was king in late 90s dark era. They used to chop breaks by hand and map each hit to a different key on a keyboard then sequence them back up. Some further producers used to use Amigas running OctaMED. That's where I started. Atari ST had built in MIDI but no built in sampling. Amiga had 8 bit sampling but no MIDI but you could add it via dongle. Was fun times 93 /94.

Dont crash!

drive on the most beautiful freeway in the world I-280 in Silicon Valley,

Loved that station so much!!! Memories. Still uploading their sound and preserving it!!

👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 definitely mate!!

Ya know say bredda. Kool with the K! 🔥

its beautiful, just discovered it last nite

there was loads of complex and harmonious layered sampling and effects in tracks back then from a lot of very good producers.. Very musical stuff going on... in the UK there was a whole movement of Hardcore Rave music, and MCing that was evolving every day and Jungle was developing through that, partly due to the influence of the soundclash/Ragga/Dub DJs and MCs in the UK.. seriously, listen to the old Raves.. and Take Me Back Pirate Radio gives you a good idea of the progression of the years and styles through their extremely important (and great to listen to) archive

Daniel Wood deffoo

For real bro!!

Top 10 for sure

I can't think of one I like more really. It's so soulful.

Same mate, still in 2023 😊

​@@alfaomega5532your country really made the best music genre

@@alfaomega5532🔊💨✨👊🏾😊✨

Standard dj talk

get ready for 1960's Globe Streets lights wandering around modern city Scapes

I know!

it splits straight fire right after beginning till the end!

*jungle

@@zlatans.manbun8269 All *Jungle is Drum & Bass, but not all Drum & Bass is *Jungle. Know your sh*t, if you're gonna attempt to correct someone. Have a nice day 🙂

@@aarons1811 Whatever yootie

Junglist Redd Ain’t that the truth. You heard Ron’s mix from 93 on Kool? With Navigator...has this and other belters.

with 1960's modern globular streetlights blinking at you

I get exactly where you're coming from! Sometimes a riddim is a personal favourite for you, but not that many other people.....or you know for a *fact* that a riddim smashed bare dances but only has about 2 comments, lol. Proper junglists in the comments 'ere!!

Willing to sell a copy? 🤔

‘93 - ‘95 was the best time of my life. This tune is god sent!

Paul D This was just pain BAD! Again there will never ever be anything like this Timeless

Preach ,tell them ,they don't know .

I had a tape can't remember the dj sure it was sir Mickey finn tho with this and other bangers from this era

They come flooding back like mad!! What an epic era!!

god damn right

Because of jungle ,to this day I play my music loud with the bass up .

​@leroythompson8942 yep my neighbours hate me

Loved his sets. All the time he'd never fail to please.

Indeed

Russy Russ Ally Decks Except it was Andy C’s last tune. While Rap was on the decks getting ready for her set.

If you can remember it , you weren’t there ...