Here’s a track which samples a classic TV news report on pirate radio. Check the BBC documentary below, which includes a clip of the TV report in question followed by someone playing the intro of this tune. Dica & Ben Intellect put out some great singles, as with most of the Boogie Beat stuff it’s relatively underrated and easy to find.
Dica & Ben Intellect – Can’t Stop the Pirates
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Here’s the documentary:
Tags: 1993, pirate radio
Cool documentary – hadn’t seen that before – cheers!
looved this one, respect hackney mahhoosive
Got sen this link for a new jungle/hardcore breaks tune from RackNRuin the other day and the video reminded me of this post.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cZVGSSTEDA
hmm that racknruin is a bit cheesey tho innit we need some proper dark ruff experimental stuff comin back on the scene!
yo yo yo just havin another watch of this brilliant youtube clip can abyone id the trak at 3.50 sound like an ibiza or noize factory? any help aprecciated
bigups!
Yeah fair play, it certainly is more on the lighter side of the hardcore breaks scene than deeper darker tripped out jungle beats.
I like it though, but then I am well into the hardcore breaks sound at the moment.
heh good question Onks the tune in that pirate radio video really rings a bell but can’t think of it off the top of me head, maybe do an audio clip or post the link on tuneid.com and someone there will know?
i really want to know what they used to make these boogie beats records…they sound so different…but super ghetto sampling..like amigas..but they have more headroom than normal amiga stuff and looser programming.
it’s almost like ensoniq EPS style (nrg)