Metronome - Voyage To The Bottom Of The Bass FLAC download

Top Buzz The Eclipse New Age 1991..Along with Carl Cox the sets by these are still spot on, even after all these years, first heard this tune when Top Buzz played it..The best version is the "Original Version" but the soundfile is not to be found on the right hand side of this page which is a shame, i hope someone puts it up so you don't have to wander too far to hear it.Bad Tune..Update, soundfile has been added...Very underrated tune, reflects beautifully those times.

I've been searching for this for a long time, it's here... : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCStx5xZ4F8

has to be one of the best hard core tracks ever.. i say hard core as it was known back then before break beat,jungle, blah blah.. ect.. become different names.. hard core to me is slower break beat jungle.. always will be.. and jungle will always be jungle and not drum and bass.. that name wasnt even about then lol.. "What a tune though " will smash any dance floor.. even after all these years in analogue and basic studio equipment to these days the track is the don.. FACT !!!!!!!

hear hear - Its truly awesome and deserves a re-release. Its odd how some 'hardcore' was often actually really laid back - certainly looking back and seeing it the context of the later 'Happy' hardcore, jungle, D&B and especially the euro techno in the early 90's.

sample on Voyage is a uk modern soul 12" sped up a bit. Its the vocal sample .

yeah, what he said. "Inspirational Jungle" brought to you by Fabio and Grooverider

I can only agree with all that tripmonkey says, I was fortunate enough to get hold of this 1st time around, its a killer track, heard my many, known only by a few, Fabio & Grooverider rinsed this all over the place, big tune at Rage too, this and "Intoxication" clubfield mix (leftfield) were anthems of their time.

i find it hard to believe this record has no reviews but i can only assume its for the same reason that it took me about 15 years to identify it by artist and name. easily one of my favourite records (first heard it on Grooverider Eclipse tape#5) in 1991 and it always sounded like nothing else; you could almost call this the prototype ambient jungle (the mixture of breakbeats, bass, vocal samples and off-world ambience), skillfully constructed with an effortless feel to it. for fans of early detroit style uk breakbeat, bukem, burial and deep house, find a copy of this and pay some respect to one of the most underated records of the early 90's.

indeed - i loved this track when i had it on an old tape from the eclipse and only now have found it it. Its a real beauty and a i agree, has the hallmarks of the intelligent D&B that followed but is of course on a real slow breakbeat, of the type that prevailed on the scene around 90/91. No D&B in those days of course