Squarepusher - Squarepusher Theme (Official Audio) 

Anything drum and bass sounds so fresh, dude

this is basically breakcore jazz

He was way ahead of his time when this was released.

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funny thing is: it always gets better without challenging preferability ;)

bro! You listening on 6x or some shit? there's only 1400 minutes in a day xD

Never gets old On repeat.

Enough of thousands, you need millions now.

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Absolutely.

I think he will in time, but probably more along Jazz/fusion guys like Herbie Hancock and Joe Zawinul.

One of his songs is talked about in my history of music class in which we study ancient greek music to modern music. So in a way we talk about him alongside Mozart and Bach.

They are.

warp黎明期の名作はどれも死ぬまで聴けるわ。

how about now ?

these insane yt comments are my favorite kind

dont do drugs kids

You gave yourself tiny brain damage man

If one were inclined to do so...this track could be included in a jazz course. Especially if you intersect Jazz with DnB. This music is awesome. Seriously. Ask a jazz band to learn this and you will get fire.

To make a bassline that fits so perfectly, he's a genius. The genius of it is I recognize the drum machine over an "analog" bass if you know what I mean.

Doubt it. IDM/Breakcore is too niche sounding for any artist to be remembered in 500 years, especially since music making is more and more accessible and market is too overflown with new artists, genres, sounds etc.

yet here we are two and a half decades later listening still, I think it will last because it's pioneering stuff where electronic music evolved off into unimaginable directions

@@NickSBailey two and a half decades is one generation and idm is already a VERY niche genre, most of the tracks doesn't even get 1M listens, while popular stuff gets billions, music production quantities raise non-linearly year after year. 500 years is 25 generations, 25 generations of new technology, new people, new views, new ideas, new art. If you really think that some underground nerd music artist can withstand 500 years of our rapidly accelerating history, you're just lacking scale comprehension.

@@xn4pl you're absolutely right, so I can't correct your response, but you are kind of a buzzkill

@@xn4pl so he's like Jaco Pastorius?

That's why he named it his theme!

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same! this changed my life back when i was 14

I loved getting stoned and driving around in the dead hours of suburbia listening to Selection Sixteen. So good!

Selection 16 was so good. Love that record.

mind rubbers fuck yes brother!!

Уносит из этой вселенной)))

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русский корабль, иди нахуй

que dijo

Обожаю

GOOD CALL!!!

their live version comes pretty close to this though, dare I say might even be a bit better

@@roshparmar8285 Oh yeah, the live rendition -- especially the drumming -- is just... mind-blowing. They definitely transformed the original into a whole new masterpiece.

with toast in his mouth :3

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@J Miller can confirm, ive watched every movie with a bike and a kid late for school. will compile a list soon.

You are right, but he didn’t used a tracker back then till 2000, that is crazy. He was using a Boss DR-660 drum machine, ran it through an ibanez cp9 guitar compressor pedal and then resampled the whole thing back in his akai S950 sampler. ( check out the last future music issue, he’s explaining all the processing he made for this banger album)

@@cause_effect i thought he was controlling the s950 with the dr 660 hmmmmmm

@@Leviathan-mj8gi exactly

@@cause_effect @XTAL_77 I think hear the 660 tin sounding snare on beep street. I had the 660 long ago and loved to step record with quantize OFF. (a method which Tom mentions in an interview) you could only get a few patterns off it that way. I do believe if there are a few samples of the 660 they maybe even fewer used in the way of hard normal daddy. I think he used the same machine to resample patterns to loops and sequence those as a sort of song mode to work around memory constraint. I know there was a real kit sampled at some point. Processed enough, it's harder to tell them apart. Everything was SEQUENCED with the 660. I kind of feel like this classic belongs on hard normal daddy, in spirit..

@@cause_effect Oh cool - I just thought I heard some things specific to trackers e.g. use of the 2x effect on the drums to get the drill sounds.

Still waiting for mine ... I live in New Zealand though, so it has been a month, and with vivid stuff still affecting postage I'm not too surprised I guess. Luckily I do have the original press. But i am really excited for an orange repress with the 10 inch!. Checking the mail everyday..