Goldie x Doc Scott - Timeless 25 (Part 1) 

45 years old brazilian guy here, and I feel exactly the same, thanks.

What a great track

Yeah, but you produced Moonraker (which I first heard played by Doc Scott) which in itself is more than enough 👊🏼👊🏼

@@r0ndema Nice one, I never new that Scotty had played it. I am totally pleased to hear.

Big up DJ Younghead you're a legend!! Out to all the Kool FM legends!!!

@@TakeMeBackPirateRadio Yep I need give Eastman a Shout and hit Kool back up and take you back. Peace.

@@Younghead If you do be sure to let us know. We'd spread the word!! Respect!!

He’s a pensioner now lol 🤣

? You the younghead that worked @ section 5 on kings road and also on kool fm..if so.. salute to you bruda..your ep on reinforced is for me one of the best reinforced releases..You're a Bad Bad Man✊🏿🔥🔥🔥🔥

@@negroantonio28 Yes Sir, thanks. I hope all is well with you in these crazy times.

@@Younghead thanks for responding,.yeah u right crazy times.but we well get through it, just keep.mentally and physically healthy and to be prepared to adjust and accept change whatever it be.. I met u briefly in section 5, I handed you a D.A.T from my mate in Ipswich steve digital,you cut a tune of his called.got ta,..very dark savage amen, I dont know if it was ever released but only a couple man had that dat including yourself and fabio who played it on kiss. I was on another station but always listen to you on kool when u doing a back 2 back with DJ Ron, u always played them dark.tunes like II exodus dark spirits in with the ragga and your seminal.ep.influenced alot of us.myself digital & others. Were like this was way ahead of its time..u was at roast & breakfast club,then u just disappeared off the scene I would always ask Kemi (rip) & jayne what happened with you but they just didnt comment, anyway I suppose u had your own reasons why, and yeah that's life shit happens, but bruda good.to know you still around..blessings and one love younghead. Dun know 🔥

@@Younghead DUDE. I used to sit behind the counter and skin up on saturdays. Friend of Drew Lyall and Sandman. Respect geezer. :)

@@thedriftmc Do you still here from them guys. Nice for reaching out.😎

Well the other side, have you tried sampling? It ain't easy finding fresh stuff with the scene and stuff being around for 20-50 years, even more basically if you go down the jazz track. But in a sense I get it, I don't like the kick snare-kick snare beat they got going on nowadays mostly. I preferred the days of 2-3 beats interlaced with tambourines etc., so in this sense I can relate to what you're saying. And for me, amen beat always lits me on fire. It has this something unparallel.

@@Cosmikh0bo sampling is the only way to go. I sample everything. If something sticks out to me in a piece of music then I grab it. All genres except country music is on the menu. Sometimes I'll spend a whole session sampling. Don't get me wrong. Dnb is my soul. I love a lot of the foundational breaks that built the more shuffling sound from the 90"s Layering different breaks and sounds. That's what I attempt to do but in a innovative way. That is what I was trying to get at is you mostly hear people throwing those breaks in without style or a new way hear them. It frustrating and shows a laziness among alot of producers that want to hurry up with a song instead putting in the time to make it into something that lasts. I agree that the kick snare popcorn sound is not a good representation of what happened back then. Or innovative for that matter. Its kids short attention span .There are some cats using the breaks creatively. Mako and dlr have done them justice. Along with some others.

@@davidleasterlingjr2038 Thanks for the insight, i'll check these artists :D I mean I don't sample per se, but when it comes to drums and percussions, I've been playing all sorts of rhytm instruments for over 2 decades. So yeah, I feel the beats even too deep sometimes!

You got any music that you've made so that I could check if you sample and toss about in the userface/software?