This was at the end of a seminal Bukem tape we played to f death back in the day. We rolled up a few, laid back and heard some much cherished tracks for the first time- life changed forever right in that moment. Then just as the tape closed, Bukem stopped the music and played this from the top… we literally looked at eachother and we’re like SHITTTTTT!!! The tape faded barely 20’seconds into the intro. The track ID was a mystery for 2 more years. Not knowing used to be a beautiful thing. ❤️
"Not knowing used to be a beautiful thing." - wow... truly poetic, listening to this track it becomes inspiring. Wish you many more amazing experiences!
@@DeepBass75 I've only been into jungle for a little under a year but getting into it has been one of the most refreshing and exciting experiences in my musical journey. This was one of the first tunes I got into and I'm still finding countless masterpieces to this day.
yes you get some dj sets like that,which are just so out there you have to do second takes. thats the best part of being a proper dj......fillers and crowdpleasers was never the rave scene....always guys wanting to do a set and push boundaries....best days ever!!
See my old dad when he was alive bless him, used to rave about the 60’s being an old hippy (publicly schooled at the School of London btw lol) and he used to mock me that rave, hardcore, jungle, Intelligence, DnB and everything substance wise that went with it, was equally as big as what rock and roll and the peace and love movement was in 60’s. He eventually after a decade or so of education and what he witnessed, eventually agreed with me that, that our 90’s was the same as his 60’s. Hope to see you again one day pop 🙏🏼❤️
One of the strongest 4-track E.P's ever released. Intense trio still haunt my dreams to this day, ahead of their time. Sound quality, production and sampling made them stand out as examples of how to do it. Nothing but love for the 3 amigos. The GOATS!!
I find it to be bittersweet. It's forlorn and longing for something, but also brings a glimmer of hope to the forefront. It's beautiful and touching. Always brings tears to my eyes. Then Part 3 brings out the fire.
I know Intense got more notoriety when he started doing stuff for GLR but against DJ Crystl or Invisible Man he doesn't get the props for this EP. This was different level shit back then along with FBD. These joints blow the shit out of all modern dance whether it's drum and bass, dubstep, breaks, whatever...
What an incredible tune. So before it's times. It just takes you on this wonderful uplifting journey from start to finish. A true DnB masterpiece. In fact it's a musical masterpiece full stop.
They don't make 'em like this anymore.....and I mean that literally....unfortunately. In those days you could go to Lazerdrome & hear stuff like this, early GLR, early Ganja Recs and ragga jungle in the SAME set.....DJs were just flinging down new beats. Then again Lazerdrome was at the cutting edge....not as cheesy as Labyrinth or anthem bashy as Paradise. They were all good though. Damn I miss those days, but I'm glad I had 'em!!
@@timthegallant Yeah mate, Paradise was wicked too....AWOL and DON F.M. nights were bangers! Lazerdrome was the one for me though! Voted club of the year 3 years in a row by ravers BITD (Elevation awards). We were lucky to have so many banging clubs back then!
@@timthegallant Yeah, those were all wicked too!! I remember dancing on the tables on the Astoria balcony and chilling out on the Camber Sands after WD at Lydd BITD. Happy days man!
Classic, great intro track from back in the day. Remix done it justice as well, great work from Intense, this really represents what they were all about in my opinion.
The drum break at 2:58…damn! Sounds like a the drum break is doubled clean and flanged (or maybe some sort of lfo or envelope on the pitch of duplicate sample? Wish I wasn’t 200 miles away from my MPC 1000 right now!
i remember buying this from blackmarket records on a saturday morning back in the day when you couldn't even get down the stairs into the lower section. the good old days when proper d.j's mixed the real way. sad times we live in now.
It has taken me years to find this. I knew it was Genesis but suddenly 'project' came to mind
this is just one of those tracks you could never forget.
This was at the end of a seminal Bukem tape we played to f death back in the day. We rolled up a few, laid back and heard some much cherished tracks for the first time- life changed forever right in that moment. Then just as the tape closed, Bukem stopped the music and played this from the top… we literally looked at eachother and we’re like SHITTTTTT!!! The tape faded barely 20’seconds into the intro. The track ID was a mystery for 2 more years. Not knowing used to be a beautiful thing. ❤️
"Not knowing used to be a beautiful thing." - wow... truly poetic, listening to this track it becomes inspiring. Wish you many more amazing experiences!
was the tape fusion chill out 2?
Holy shit I know the exact tape ! was one of my favs back in the day. Big ups all 90's massive still alive and kickin
@@DeepBass75 I've only been into jungle for a little under a year but getting into it has been one of the most refreshing and exciting experiences in my musical journey. This was one of the first tunes I got into and I'm still finding countless masterpieces to this day.
yes you get some dj sets like that,which are just so out there you have to do second takes.
thats the best part of being a proper dj......fillers and crowdpleasers was never the rave scene....always guys wanting to do a set and push boundaries....best days ever!!
See my old dad when he was alive bless him, used to rave about the 60’s being an old hippy (publicly schooled at the School of London btw lol) and he used to mock me that rave, hardcore, jungle, Intelligence, DnB and everything substance wise that went with it, was equally as big as what rock and roll and the peace and love movement was in 60’s.
He eventually after a decade or so of education and what he witnessed, eventually agreed with me that, that our 90’s was the same as his 60’s. Hope to see you again one day pop 🙏🏼❤️
blessings to you and your dad from Miami, FL.
no it was not the same... its was not even close. its was like a mini version of it.
One of the strongest 4-track E.P's ever released. Intense trio still haunt my dreams to this day, ahead of their time. Sound quality, production and sampling made them stand out as examples of how to do it. Nothing but love for the 3 amigos. The GOATS!!
It may be the greatest DnB track... The example that we send out into outer space for aliens to find.
Like the genesis capsule 😊
I love this idea.
I also love the idea that WE are also aliens.
A real masterpiece. The last section sends me to the space place.
couldnt have said it better myself! that space place...
3:43-5:21 is the most magical 98 seconds I've had for a long time.
this song induces crazy nostalgia not even because i know the track just the vibes of it.
A ad came on before this and said "they're will be some drums with bass" it wasn't lieing
The whole 12 is a lesson in music to anyone who listens. The guy was ahead of his time… way ahead.
It’s wonderful to find these obscure classics.
this song makes me want 2 cry in a good way
this tune absolutlely blew up at milwaukees.
way ahead of its time
Got to love constantly finding gems you've never come across even in 25 years of being into the genre
The beginning of the track is very comforting....kinda takes you into a meditative state 🧘♂️
I find it to be bittersweet. It's forlorn and longing for something, but also brings a glimmer of hope to the forefront. It's beautiful and touching. Always brings tears to my eyes. Then Part 3 brings out the fire.
I know Intense got more notoriety when he started doing stuff for GLR but against DJ Crystl or Invisible Man he doesn't get the props for this EP. This was different level shit back then along with FBD. These joints blow the shit out of all modern dance whether it's drum and bass, dubstep, breaks, whatever...
Facts
keep coming back to this slammer.. this is true jungle drums and the bass!!!! wicked! programming superb
absolute pure class
Fantastical music. A beautiful work of abstract art.
One of the best 12" I own, bought on a whim too back in the day before you could listen on the internet :D Still fresh as the day I heard it. Bliss...
Intense is my favorite dnb producer by quite a lot. Hard to top him
They were a group Dan Duncan, Simon Vispi and Beau Thomas
Probably the most complete dnb tune ever... masterpiece.
What an incredible tune. So before it's times. It just takes you on this wonderful uplifting journey from start to finish. A true DnB masterpiece. In fact it's a musical masterpiece full stop.
this tune is absolutely amazing
textbook definition of a tune really
One helluva musical journey. Beautiful.
That break at 2-53 - my my, I'm sure I heard that bouncing off walls at Peckham Laserdrome. That place was something else, truly immersive experience.
Jesus...such a beautiful tune
They don't make 'em like this anymore.....and I mean that literally....unfortunately. In those days you could go to Lazerdrome & hear stuff like this, early GLR, early Ganja Recs and ragga jungle in the SAME set.....DJs were just flinging down new beats. Then again Lazerdrome was at the cutting edge....not as cheesy as Labyrinth or anthem bashy as Paradise. They were all good though. Damn I miss those days, but I'm glad I had 'em!!
Each to their own i suppose.but paradise was the best club in london.in my humble opinion.gq's too.
Yeah I agree... Lazerdrome all the way for me too.
@@timthegallant
Yeah mate, Paradise was wicked too....AWOL and DON F.M. nights were bangers! Lazerdrome was the one for me though! Voted club of the year 3 years in a row by ravers BITD (Elevation awards). We were lucky to have so many banging clubs back then!
@@breakfreak3181 yeah of course.think i just didnt go lazerdrome enough paradise,astoria,roller and lydd were probably places i went the most.
@@timthegallant
Yeah, those were all wicked too!! I remember dancing on the tables on the Astoria balcony and chilling out on the Camber Sands after WD at Lydd BITD. Happy days man!
Way ahead of its time, my number 1 track. 6 dislikes, for what? Unreal track❤
Classic, great intro track from back in the day. Remix done it justice as well, great work from Intense, this really represents what they were all about in my opinion.
Puts a lump in my throat and a shiver down my spine ❤️
how did I miss this track after getting into a whole bunch of Intense tracks about 10 years ago.. this is one of the best for sure!
The artwork of the dude holding the gun is dope makes me want to get the record for display purposes
love this track + i think the side on vinyl has the dreamer. the whole EP was / is a masterpiece
Been listening to this nonstop for a week now
This is just too much for words. Ambient /breaks/psydub truly ahead of its birth. Biblical
Sem palavras pra essa melodia
bumped this 1 at work today
bless
ESTUVE ESCUCHANDO ESTO DURANTE UN VIAJE (YA SABEN DE QUE) Y VOLABA HACIA ALGO QUE NUNCA HABIA SENTIDO
A fantastic work of art.
Dear Lord. 🖤
Amazing sample it works so well with the rest of it
Can't give this enough credit damn so good
Just beautiful nice one.
this song will never not be in my top 5
On & on
Bardzo dobre i do słuchania i do pląsania.
I heard just "Sax lick " beside this. And that makes me think Intense is awesome.
Amazing track brilliant ep. 3 .40 is a sample taken from Oliver stones natural born killers ,in the prison before all hell breaks loose.
Woah just now watching it for the first time and found it, good ear!
Anybody remember a strange film from 2001 called Cradle of Fear. This track was in that film
I inadvertently bought the soundtrack because intense were on it. Film snippets made it sound a bit too 'event horizony' to track down and watch...
where abouts in the movie exactly? if you can pinpoint it :D
My favourite track ever 👊
Such a dark beauty...
This tracks ambience, to me, is so evocative of Brad Fiedel's track 'Our Gang Goes to Cyberdyne' from Terminator 2. Same sample source perhaps?
top 10 song of all time
DJ crystal comes to mind ( sweet dreams)
My favourite tune ever (my opinion)❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
Good opinion!!! Makes me think of Terminator...
Wow 🤩
This is my favourite track on this record & is a firm 10/10.
what time sounds like
Welcome back🧠
love it!
Capolavoro
thank you ❤
J’adore, merci
топовый трек 🌊🌛
this was nexxxxxxxxttttttt level! still is!
MASTERPIECE
3:42 - 5:20 is everything
Yes. It's the Tao.
unreal
Very clever tune!!
Feel like im in a different realm
every time
Wow! This is good!
What a track!
Sweet Sweet Tune...
Dope
wow!
DEEP DARK BLISSSSS
This kinda Jungle / DnB is
C🌟O🌟S🌟M🌟I🌟C
I never bother with comments like this, but who the fuck actually disliked this?!
someone hard of hearing
❤
10 dislikes dont have ears
The drum break at 2:58…damn! Sounds like a the drum break is doubled clean and flanged (or maybe some sort of lfo or envelope on the pitch of duplicate sample? Wish I wasn’t 200 miles away from my MPC 1000 right now!
XZARKHAN, CutThroatCrew, Drownmili: Hippity hoppity, your copyrighted classic is my property!
tune
Otherworldly
Intro sample: ruclips.net/video/0ar7vovnH5I/видео.html
i remember buying this from blackmarket records on a saturday morning back in the day when you couldn't even get down the stairs into the lower section. the good old days when proper d.j's mixed the real way.
sad times we live in now.
Heavy
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
sounds like the universe calling back at us
Nicee
Was this really 94? 20 years ahead of the game ❤
wow holy fuck
What is the sample in the intro
Renegade sound
Tune
kate bush wow sample?
where?
the intro I think
chur omarfrancis well said.....
best jungle track ever
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