DnB 1996 (LolaDaMusica) part3: Source Direct
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Rare Drum & Bass 1996 documentary by Dutch TV program. There are a few Dutch passages, but the interviews are in English.
part1: SquarePusher
• DnB 1996 (LolaDaMusica...
part2: Photek
• DnB 1996 (LolaDaMusica...
part3: Source Direct
• DnB 1996 (LolaDaMusica...
20 years old, driving a M3 BWM in 1996. what a life
1996 was a great year,, I finished the shit secondary school ,+six form.
Methinks a bit of extra curricular income 🤔
@@eyesintheskies i was gonna say haha dnb in the 90s cant have paid that well
@@HXLproductions well to be fair it didn't it was still underground, only folks like goldie, grooverider, ltj bukem broke mainstream and made proper bank. Most of us where just happy if we didnt have to cadge a lift in the back of a transit with the soundsystem 😂 looks like this lot did alright though. profit margins on albums was a lot more artist friendly than todays streaming. But yeh they've clearly sold a few rugs along the way 😉
Focking jungle bunny,❤❤😂❤s
This whole interview is sample GOLD.
I hear that...the one about them driving to country pubs and seeing girls has been used
Major C Cunliffe what track?
I've been looking for drum and bass interview sampling if you have any other recs plz send them my way !
@@ricochetpig hes probably referring to joy o's ellipsis. kink also uses it during some of his live sets
If you want to sound like everyone else, and put an unimaginative "voice over" that sounds like every other person's song that came before, 'sure'. Maybe you should try and develop something for yourself that is actually different and have some nuts.
Thank God they started smoking weed in high school and did something sensible with their lives
The last minute or so of this is gold, disregarding the hilarity of the first half of the video, it becomes clear that these guys' philosophy on music is concrete. You can definitely hear it through their music, one of those pillars of 90's Drum & Bass that's difficult to pin down, but those subtle changes that "help the listener listen" are why I will always be attracted towards this type of music. Also, Hokusai's Black Rose may be the finest, grittiest piece of electronic music ever crafted. Much love for these two.
relax
Read and write and add up
Met them in early 90s. Very focussed pair, interesting to watch them in a studio environment.
Tracks in order of appearence
Source Direct - The Crane
Hokusai - 12 till 4
Hikusai - Black Rose
All tracks written & produced by Jim Baker & Phil Aslett
Source Direct Recordings 1996
Whats the track at 4:10 mark my friend?
@@mesmemo2373 Loose - Therapy (Photek Remix)
Thank you so much
Driving fast BMW's, chasing girls, making beats.........what could be better than that?
This doc was created during a very interesting time of dnb. You can tell that the synths and leads are more floaty and melodic and less 'dirty' than the older jungle, but the drums are still cut-up and rearranged and not just looped. Little did anyone know that most dnb producers would bitch out only a few years later and do nothing but layer 909s playing jump-up rhythms over looped Amen breaks.
tf are u talking about late 90s / early 00s was the most advanced dnb will ever be. renegade hardware / virus / prototype completely stole the show
@@yesgeorge333 all about where youre looking at the time
I watch this and I want to stand up and rip a whole in the space-time continuum and go back to these golden years and relive it all again.
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You can re-watch some films... Human Traffic, Skins (series), Requiem for a dream (too sad although).
Hole*
Source Direct is still my favorite d 'n' b artist of all time, and generally one of my favorite electronic groups of the 90s. Just an incredibly rare and original sound, and it hasn't aged a day. I remember playing Source Direct records at raves here in the states back in the mid-90s and people would go insane. I also just learned after watching this video that Joy O sampled this interview at the 1:30 mark on his track "Ellipsis".
Good lads these were back in the day and had a good old smoke at blue note with them now we are all 50 and 53
What the hell, who would of known a few D&B tunes got you an M3 back in the day. I struggle to sell one track on Bandcamp lol
Darren Butler thats what i was thinking. The 90's were ace for bedroom producers!
Defo!! i honestly think that a lot of music that i hear these days from bedroom producers would have been signed to small labels back then hey - the bar has truly been raised :/
Darren Butler Not so much raised as saturated. When software kicked off big time the influx of people doing it tripled. Back then you had to really want to do it as a simple set-up would have been a bank loan of a few grand. The internet also gave everyone a chance to put stuff out but the quality control was removed. Back then say 2 people made tunes a 100 bought them. Now it's 100 people making tunes and two people downloading them. Things will change though but it's been bleak for about 15 years in regards to making a living from it.
Darren Butler Also in regards to "D&B tunes got you an M3 " Danny Breaks got his first house with the earnings from "Far Out" back in the early 90's lol. :D
+Darren Butler Because most people expect our music to be shit (which mine pretty much is, but then again I'm an extremely harsh self critic, don't know about your music lol) because so many people can claim to be musicians now because they have a laptop, fuck, you can even make music on smartphones and release it and claim to be a big time DnB, or Hip-Hop or House producer etc, and there are some right twats out there who may as well be using eJay to make their tunes if you know what I mean, so I think most producers get painted with the same brush, I mean.. I have that kind of mindset to be honest probably because I come from a musical background, and It just offends me to see some mug who uses his laptop as an ego machine making music to make up for his lack of personality..... But... Yeah.... Lol, those are my thoughts.
I remember the 90's jungle/drum n bass dayz, the good old days, and PlayStation 1 was stil the game, bless.easy life, apart from my dad moaning.
@bësure us 90,a generation was amazing, sadly I had nervous breakdown in 1999,better now, going to start up djing. And producing thx to source direct.
Those guys are legends, todays producers are too lame. Not passion.
Too bad I missed out onthis episode when it was broadcasted on Dutch TV. They had an episode about gabber house as well in which a producer actually introduced that term. Come to think of it I realise how amazing it was to have a TV show letting viewers go behind the scenes in underground, or as Source Direct mentions, cutting edge music scene.
This interview is what made me.
Source Direct, the Beavis and Butthead of Drum n' Bass!
whilst doing the most complex rollin beats evah!
Stonekiller - those breaks could just stalk a spider
I can’t unsee this
Brilliant 👏
Fun bit of trivia: These guys had a track in the movie Blade - the antagonist "Frost" is blaring it in his headphones while he's trying to decypher the ancient vampire texts or whatever. It was their tune "Call and Response" but it never made it onto the soundtrack release, which was a fucking shame.
It's hard being different, but there's nothing else worth being besides you.🙏🏽
This is almost better than This Is Spinal Tap :D
ThePavezzi turned the headphones up to 11!
@@ricochetpig very good 👍🤣‼️
Tinnitus, meet blokes..blokes, Tinnitus
Dont get it please explain
@@jamesgoddard2014 James Goddard, meet Google..Google, James Goddard
@@jt0308 as someone with terrible tinnitus I loled 😂😂
thought the same then he said he needs volume so loud so he could hear it in his brains :D , fair enough thats the best way to listen to drum n bass though. but ja, tinnitus , thankfully i only have reocuring and not permanent one.
It was definitely the right decision for them to leave college and further their love of music elsewhere. It was their music that first inspired me to listen to D&B. They're a part of D&B history... D&B legends, big up!
Joy O - Elipsis sample source!
Amazing set of videos. Wonderful insights.
Vocal Sample from 1:29 features in Joy O - Ellipsis
+John Walsh so fucking sick
aaa thank you! that was bugging me so much
@@charlielafosse595 lol same
Just found this! Source Direct made sick tracks man!
Oh MAN, this is awesome!
I remember seeing this on tv at the time, i should still have it somewhere on tape...
Thanks for putting this up!
Some things stuck in my mind all that time: The cars, the cannabis , but mainly the INSANE volume on their headphones! Crazy stuff!
Gotta find me that Therapy 12",,,
RESPECT TO ALL JUNGLIST!!!
Less then a year or so after this piece, these guys fell out - big time. They haven't talked to each other since.
It's Jim anyway, who did pretty much all the music, that is SD.
Jake Lyne Good on you mate! No feathers ruffled. These were very special records when they came out, and still are. Great to see younger blokes still appreciating it.
What's the name of the first track?
'Source Direct - The Crane'.
+ANPHKI
Fuck, Rich, is it you? Long time no see mate. What you been up to these days?
Fuck me man. Arturo! Everything's good. Now based in London again, moved back from New York in last September. I've got some dub plates saved up for you. You should come visit my fresh new studio that I've put up in Brick Lane. I'll PM you the details. Later mate.
I used to listen to Source Direct in my car as loud as I could.
My fucking stereo at home hits pretty hard too; but nothing like what these guys formed their sound around. I just try to give as much credit to their vision as I can -- even if it's only on a personal level.
Hardcore nowadays is fuckin gash bring back the 90s
Great vid. Thanks for sharing. Damn, it takes me back
What is it about that Amen break that I never get tired of?
the feeling never ends
Golden ratio iirc lol
Amen, Brother..
wow dit is echt lang geleden dat ik dit heb gezien, thnx voor posten!!!
Source Direct for me is the best Drum N Bass, that ever made.
I like Source Direct's music but they're teaching how to become quickly deaf.
UK D&B 🇬🇧 all the way ❤️🙏🏽
Thx to this interview, I am starting up djing
just love the photek remix on bjorks 'i miss you' with the miles daves? trumpets... thanks for posting!
Gold....long gone are these heady dayzzzz.....90s please come bk most of us ravers arnt meant for these millennial times ....worlds gone nuts but the 90s music keeps me real and sane.....Big up source direct x
dnb will never die
hardcore will never die
breakbeat will never die
STAY UP
@Rob Kenny scene or culture maybe but real ones play and make what their heart wants and not what others will bump to. the big band scene is dead but these geezers are out here swinging and playing what they love to this day
Rob Kenny Lol that just means you don’t know where to look. Dark DnB is definitely still alive
@Rob Kenny rupture
@Rob Kenny Check some of the recent Keep Hush sets, Skeptical, Halogenix, Fixate etc
UP!!!
Cheers for putting this up, never seen it before.
absolut madlads
1:29 Joy O mad respect
coolest outro ever.
Thanks for posting this havent seen this for..well 12 years.
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I started to smoke canabis.. :)
You can hear his mate cringe
still the future
those arent headphones, those are like portable speakers stuffed inside earmuffs
You can tell they are so down to earth they say that they like to drive the fast cars, make the beats chill and check out the girls. The music was far ahead of its time.
This is great!! Thanks for sharing
Deadly duo man..... source direct r sick!!!
Do yourself a favour - just find every Source Direct tune you can and enjoy. You don't need to know the names. :)
talented guys (source direct, photek, hidden agenda....) contributed to the development of the genre of electronic music. Started out with studios in the basement and records almost on his knees.
Today's electronic music has split into many subgenres fucking and degraded.
The current shitty DJs do not know and do not know that you can create your own samples, and not to take from the built-in synthesizer, their shit is impossible to listen to. 1990-2000 - years were the heyday of electronics, thanks to these guys
+Michael Peterson To help you understand, compare modern fucking dnb and dnb who played these electronics in the 90s. And don't fucking said that it is outdated. No matter what they did semply, it is important that the result and the way it sounded and sounds after a while. Don't say more bullshit
The days of quality electronic music ended approximately in the mid-2000s. New electronic musicians and new subgenres, they make absolute garbage and worthless by themselves, in most
This music was wayyy ahead of it's time.
wow, thanks for posting this. great video. source directs really pushed the limits in d&b
Oh beautiful
best docs ever
4:10 the beats, bass and the soft pad sounds ...with the image of that beautiful girl it's a moment I would want to last for ever.
Do you maybe know which track is it?
@@mesmemo2373 Therapy? - LoOse (Photek Remix)
Man I was 4 when this was made and I was brought up on jungle and hardcore and still mad for it now 😂
That music os so pure!
"College - A lot of Bollocks really". amazing quote
Those times fucking oozed atmosphere of progressive energy and excitement, something we have long lost today and it pisses me off to no end!
Thanks a million mate. Great track.
Atari 1024 with Cubase (monochrome "high res" screen only) driving a bunch of AKAI samplers. That was the setup back in the days. Their time and talent did the rest.
Gina Bean notator or creator running on an Atari or Amiga ,Atari had a better clock we had both at times an emu64 and an akai 950 , a Jupiter 8 , Juno 60 and a Roland jp80 .korg ms20 , you have more computer power,storage and synths on your phone now lol
See them produce on Atari 1040 ..... massive!!
ooh i see .. wanted to ask for the name of that sequencing software they use .. both, Photek and SD use the same one it seems, and it looks basic, simple .. just what i would love to use
@@jakobk5558 Cubase on Atari ST. As been said, midi only.
@@Blagotebi1 I believe Photek was on a Mac, but still midi ONLY 👍
hope he still has his hearing
Two of the biggest influences and legends of the scene!!
Atari ST + Cubase yea, those were the tools of many mans trade. I used to watch my dad knocking out Dub tunes like 15 years ago on the same setup.
I still support the vinyl killers though man. Whether its true sound quality and warmth, or something else, CD's and MP3's, especially MP3's are nothing compared to a good 12".
Also, I really like outboard / rack equipment, and I think they shouldn't be completely overshadowed by software.
Sick documentary man, where can I get a clearer copy?
Source Direct made some really good tunez.
How they afforded to insure M3's aged only 20 is beyond me :P
Joseph Smith they are in their parents names ,guaranteed
Maybe there wasnt as many divs on the road driving up the prices and bogus claims lol
@@jsharp9752 Car insurance was a bit cheaper in the 90s for youth than it is now but not by much. I was paying around £500 to insure a shitty 1.3 litre mk4 Escort back in 1998
these guys are legit. i feel the same way as them, minus the fact im not a producer
Hilarious, dope and fricking historical
Complaints of sound from neighbours even with the heradphones on hahaha
must ask Phil if he has tinnitus lol
+riskybusiness80 "we have had complaints even on the headphones' LMAO, what he is chattin on. I can just imagine him putting the headphones on but forgetting to turn off the monitors. Only pressing play once the headphones are on, and pausing it before taking them off.
probably futile but huge thank you for making that film (and uploading ;))
Drum and bass for life. Dob 23/08/13 n
Jungle 4 lyfe
Brilliant. Just brilliant.
Thank u!
orbison's a badman for making that sample such a big tune
Must be the only people in history for the neighbours to complain about noise levels from headphones!!!
Legends
another masterpiece tune by Source Direct " Complexities "( on Good Loooking Records ! Big Up and Respect to this Jungle Pioneers ! Big Up ! Thx ( from France/ BZH/ 56 )
I love all their tunes! These days; "Riotous", "Black Domina".. So many ✌️
I absolutely adore 'Complexities'. The other side is the one that people still talk about but 'Complexities' has always been amongst my favourite tunes from that time. It's such a deep and subtle tune and the middle section is just lovely. They really didn't make many tunes that tug on the heart strings but that was one of the few of theirs that did. A brilliant tune.
LEGENDS!
dark machines!
It's Cubase, midi only.
What are these two doing now?
@@dudtopics159 i doubt you will get an answer 11 years later
@@dudtopics159 Jim is playing and producing atm as SD, announced an album in the comments of his Mixmag set from last year.
LEMEOIN27 that’s amazing, is he on Instagram or Facebook as SD?
Legends
I believe its the Atari version of Cubase. Popular with electronic music producers in the early and mid 90s
DNB has gotten so extreme and diverse these days. Its good to here the primitive sound again. To Hell with dubstep. It sux massive bollocks. Big up the original junglist
+STEPHANIE KING u obv dont know much about dubstep, just the commecial stuff. its like saying u dont like dnb just cause you heard rudimental.....
+Clay Davis Sheeeittttttttttttt you're right!
I love dnb for life.. Some dubstep tunes are absolutely amazing though. Cant generalize any genre.
still if you use it for midi only, it was the only rock solid system available for years
The Crane is my fave tune .
Thanks man, a mutual understanding. I bet a lot of people think im talking a load of BS, but they just need to do what you said, and open up the audio to see what we mean!
Holy crap, what is the first tune? It is massive!
"What's it like to have a studio at your parents' house?"
Most of the time we work on headphones!!! Hahaha!
@@archive303 I listen to my stuff pretty loud on headphones too.
Till the next century!!! Only underground music that in immortal like that: JUNGLE!!! Junglist for life, peace!
I'm a sound engineer, but also a musician. I'm afraid they're right - they were making these tunes way before the loudness war truly began,and the overdriven sound of Jungle is all about pushing levels. True they don't seem to understand that just pushing the headphone volume is not the same thing, and they do come across as chavs, but you have to accept that 'mastering' is an art that varies across styles of music. D'n'B works best when it sounds like the speakers are exploding at any volume!
u could do a pisstake mockumentary on these two, would be dead good
ahhh... i could never do that to my ears.
Whos hear 2020
The essence of intelligent jungle at 5:41
its a relic
M3 too oh my days
The Crane - Source Direct