Asian Breakbeats (Drum And Tribe Cyberjam Vol.1) - Various Artists

Advantages: Various songs, hottest cuts, kool classics
Disadvantages: a few songs bit iffy

...Essential Asian Flavas Vol.2 - Various Artists Following the success and major hit records of Essential Asian Flavas Vol.1 - Various Artists, the 2nd volume launched in May 2003 by outcaste records. It comprises of a mixture of various Asian artists from the likes of Jogi, Jay Sean and Bhangra Knights. This album is bigger and better then the first with fresh new hits, fresh grooves and desi beats that will have you swinging your hips in no time.. !!! It features a wide selection of tracks including brand new street tunes from Rishi Rich & Juggy D with Dance With You, and influential classics from the last few years Shazia Manzur with Aaja Sohneya, a pure classic!! The track listings are as follows:- Tracklisting: 1) Dum Dum Project feat the1shanti 'Punjabi 5-0' 2) Punjabi MC 'Jogi' 3) Rishi Rich feat. Jay Sean & Juggy D... Read review

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Advantages: Great Tunes
Disadvantages: None

...Fantastic album that NEEDS to be owned by anyone interested in drum n bass. If you like original Roni Size, Influx UK, Krust or Shy FX material, you will love this. This is where it all started, the true beggining of Jungle and Drum n Bass. Tony Cleman provides a great incite into the deep sounds of drum n bass. From jungle classics, Coleman showcasses the rich and ragged roots of North London nightlife. The Hospital boss rinses beats after beats of pure bass, switching his amen samples with huge snare drum hits, all showered down with some ambience and filtered strings. Quite simply this is a masterpiece, meant for the speakers instead of the London gallerys! BUY THIS NOW!... Read review

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Advantages: All Star Cast feat. feat.
Disadvantages: --

..."2 CDs packed with Drum 'n' Bass legends and enough breakbeat to deafen an elephant for less than a tenner? I'll have it!" Pendulum only mixed this one, and I was hoping it would live up to the pendulum name, whilst I was slightly worried that this would ust contain more mediocre drum 'n' bass numbers. It did live up to the pendulum name, and whilst it is as offending and cruel as Hold your Colour, it has a fresh && Exiting insight into all things Drum 'n' Bass. So Fasten your Seatbelts... For Break Beat Kaos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The let down for me, was disc 2, containing the Un-Mixed tracks, which I thought weren't as diverse and pleasing to listen to, as the former brother. I recommend this album wholly, for anyone who likes, or doesnt know know much about, Drum 'n' Bass.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful