Reddit mentions: The best drum & bass electronic music

I personally bought the box set from the Pendulum UK store and had it shipped over here. Expensive, but a classy little box. :)

Honestly, the Amazon CD is your best best. Buy it, rip it, then post it back up on eBay or discogs if you don't want the CD lying around. Or, sell it to someone here at a discount.

OR!

Buy a small gift card for Amazon.co.uk (You can do this with an American credit card) and then buy the mp3s HERE. You might be able to do this with UK iTunes too, but I've never personally tried.

Our group listens to this album every time we partake. Probably not for everyone, but it's pretty damn amazing under the influence, IMO. http://www.amazon.com/Supermodified-Amon-Tobin/dp/B00004TKNV

Sidewalk chalk is fun if you're staying in town. My SO and I painted on a big canvas once - that was an awesome experience. But, I try to be outside with a camp fire every time. I know it's hot, but you forget after a while. :) Have fun! I'm jealous, haha!

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|name|Seba|
|about artist|Lovely, sweet, pure, tuneful, atmospheric DnB and another gem from the good looking stable. Seba hails from Sweden and growing up at a time when jungle wasn't at all popular in his country he still managed to find his passion in the new exciting UK sounds. So like many of others he got two turntables and a mixer and taught himself to mix. The next step for many DJs is production and Seba was no exception and started to produce the music he is so passionate about. In 1995 LTJ Bukem heard Seba play and the last track of the set "Sonic Winds" immediately caught his attention. (more on last.fm)|
|album|Return To Forever, released Aug 2008|
|track|Blaze & Fade Out|
|images|album image, artist image|
|links|CD on amazon|
|tags|drumandbass|
|similar|Seba & Paradox, Blu Mar Ten, Seba & Lotek, Naibu, Big Bud|
|metrics|lastfm listeners: 73,652, lastfm plays: 861,208, youtube plays: 41,306, radd.it score: 12.75|


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Yeah. They put on a hell of a show. Wish they had come here while the band was still up and running. But sadly, the only thing we got was their DJ doing a lame ass DJ set of all their songs... I guess it's better than nothing, but still, not as good as seeing that asshat Rob Swire handle his Ztar Synth guitar he always used when live...

I actually had my mother order me the Live at Brixton Academy DVD&CD set for Christmas one year, a long time ago... It was amazing... I just wish it had been available in Blu-Ray back then, what with Blu-Ray having just shined the market with it's HighDef light for a few seconds before that DVD came out... ...That would have been truly amazing, the first amazing not even reaching that last one by a mile...

They are/were truly one of this generation's most underrated bands that deserved a lot bigger fan base!

If you haven't looked into, the D.A.N.C.E. remixes EP from that time is also well worth owning. My two favorite versions are the Alan Braxe Remix and the Live version, but they're all good.

Also, if you feel like getting really hardcore, grab the Waters of Nazareth EP which predates Cross. It has some raw gems like Carpates.

Been trying to accumulate a Top 10 Tuesday Spor list. Realised that I barely connect at all with much of the back catalogue which of course is the best music ^urghhhhhhhhhowcanyoubeafanifyoudon'tliketheiroldstuff

After completely ignoring Pacifica because omg its artsy dubstep I realised the acoustic version and the Kito & Reija Lee cover/mix/thing are brilliant, as is the original.

The original Feed Me track Mordez Moi was first previewed under the Spor name on Noisia's Fabriclive.40 mix CD

Also, Bro Safari. I dug Snap, no idea where to go from here. Point me in the right direction, reddit army

thats great that you found out about dubstep. However, skrillex is actually the WORST artist out there. so look anywhere else and youll see some good stuff! with that in mind, theres alof of crap posted on here. you'll wanna stick to the classics

Grab these to start, got a good variety of styles and none of the crap

THIS IS DUBSTEP thats the most recent but the 2011, and vol 1 / 2 are good as well.

100% Pure dubstep - by hatcha, one of the dopest djs period. get both vol 1 and 2.

FabricLIVE 37 - Caspa & Rusko CLASSIC album. gives you an idea what was going on a few years ago, and contains some classics

also be sure to lock into GetDarker every tuesday afternoon to catch live sets from the hottest upcoming artists!

Dungeonmaster's Guide is what I usually fall back on if I'm working on something else.

Anything by Pendulum can be a real winner, too. For more chillout (more of my taste), I highly recommend The K&D Sessions. The session of Jazz Master on there is fantastic.

The 6th Session by Dieselboy is a great uptempo DnB mix. Really good to get you pumped up. Also for driving really fast ;-)

If you're a fan of The Island, make sure you listen to the remixes. The Witchcraft remixes are great, too.

So I found what I had in head : Zero dB - Bongos Bleeps and Bassline but it can't be the CD I'm looking for because this one was out in 2006.

I remember lending the CD to a chick and I tought "oh man that thing is not going to get me laid" or something along the lines.

So unless I had VIP access to the release it can't be this one. But it must be very similar : wild, loud, almost experimental.

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.

listen to this album

also check out skream, benga and digital mystikz.

thats what got me into dubstep. enjoy.

track 2 on FabricLive.32

Mine would be Fabriclive 37

On repeat, ad infinitum.

Nero. https://www.amazon.com/Welcome-Reality-Nero/dp/B004XCBNVG

I have the cd to which you're referring.

Wikipedia link

Amazon link

There is literally only one left in stock get on that shit quickly