I finally found it! Thank you YOU TUBE. This is the version of Teminator I've been looking for. Heard it in a mix a while ago and eventually found it, amazing! The tempo and energy in this track is fucking awsome!
DREAD GAMING I don't know about this being the first drum and bass tune ever. Especially since the original had more to do with hardcore/breakcore. But whatever. This and the original still hit hard as fuck!
goes HARD. This is how high octane jump up dnb should be done - massive breaks, hoovers, no 2-steppa bullshit and floppy basslines. maximum respect, great remix
Ah, Well, I'd respectfully disagree. This is jump up in the old sense of the word, before it was bastardized into what it is now. Jump up's gone through a lot of phases, this falls into the original mid 90s cateogry, if you ask me. Then there was the late 90s wave of minimalistic stuff with Aphrodite/Mulder, et all, then pendulum and similar artists ushered in what we know as jump up today. at the point this tune came out, jump up simply meant a tune that built up a lot before a high energy "Jump up"
Those breaks are soooo fast at certain points, i had to come to YT after getting the vinyl to see if there was something wrong with my vinyl or Turntable or something. After hearing it a few times, it still sounds fast but i think that the point. Goldie invented the sped up break, so the remix should have some right? Yeah, sounds right. Proper remix of an absolute classic.
"now the funky drummer break was not in time, and was a badly sounding sample off the original terminator by goldie, i told dan this, but being a lazy arse he just used it"
@@Decoy303 is true but 97 is unrivalled as a year for dark drum and bass, all subjective of course but it is accepted that mid 90s was golden era for drum and bass just as hip hip had best days in early to late 90s, funk music the 70s etc etc and the list goes on, same with classical music and rock and roll, all genres have their heyday All genres have a certain period where they peaked
1st class tune!! The best remix.
But I love the CUJO terminator remix , check that out.
I know about the Cujo remix, I like this better
God damn it's the first time hearing this version but damn 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️💯
I finally found it! Thank you YOU TUBE. This is the version of Teminator I've been looking for. Heard it in a mix a while ago and eventually found it, amazing! The tempo and energy in this track is fucking awsome!
Graham Patience yep yep, one of the best tunes on Metalheadz....
✌️ Polecam,nie każdy zrozumie,polecam bardzo .
superb remix ! ! !
+Phume303 killer remix!!! \m/
loving the last bitz !
I feel the urge to watch the terminator, while listening to this track.
T2 for the win
I’m inspired to make a sped up mashup of Terminator footage to this , such vibes
He's out there... Wicked track!
Definitely
@@RyanMovingViolationz big up on uploading this! Best remix of the classic!
@@theincrediblegeneral5135 yessir!!! 👍🏻
My favourite!
this is my favourite remix of the FIRST drum n bass track ever! the mighty terminator!!!! also have this on vinyl.
DREAD GAMING I don't know about this being the first drum and bass tune ever. Especially since the original had more to do with hardcore/breakcore. But whatever. This and the original still hit hard as fuck!
The first? I didn't know that!
What a choooon Straight out tha Fuckin gate Daaarkness and chaos, definitely one of,if not my favourite version of this Bad Boii Anthem
goes HARD. This is how high octane jump up dnb should be done - massive breaks, hoovers, no 2-steppa bullshit and floppy basslines. maximum respect, great remix
+Tigerweb Corporation I think I said that down there in the next post under this ^^^
Ah, Well, I'd respectfully disagree. This is jump up in the old sense of the word, before it was bastardized into what it is now. Jump up's gone through a lot of phases, this falls into the original mid 90s cateogry, if you ask me. Then there was the late 90s wave of minimalistic stuff with Aphrodite/Mulder, et all, then pendulum and similar artists ushered in what we know as jump up today.
at the point this tune came out, jump up simply meant a tune that built up a lot before a high energy "Jump up"
+Tigerweb Corporation you hadn't listened far enough into the tune then, at the drop it's darkstep, not anything even remotely resembling jump-up....
LOL that's funny xD
Jump up was a kick n a snare... not breakbeats... you have no clue mate, are you seriously talking about pendulum ?
Got this on vinyl collecting dust :(
nevabord not something I would openly admit, but ok
TRUE DAT'...DOPE-ASS REMIX
👍🏼 x10.
Do y’all have ANY IDEA WHAT THIS MAN DID AT 2:51 ???? DO YOU??!?!????!!!!
Killed the game
Those breaks are soooo fast at certain points, i had to come to YT after getting the vinyl to see if there was something wrong with my vinyl or Turntable or something. After hearing it a few times, it still sounds fast but i think that the point. Goldie invented the sped up break, so the remix should have some right? Yeah, sounds right. Proper remix of an absolute classic.
Joe Hawes um drum and bass is fast, man
Thanks for that... I think you know what i mean about the breaks being a bit faster than usual
Joe Hawes no I don't because drum and bass nowadays is anything after 170ish bpm
^ Nonsense, plenty of 160bpm tunes being released still too. Always thought this one was way too fast as well, used to play it at like -5.
"now the funky drummer break was not in time, and was a badly sounding sample off the original terminator by goldie, i told dan this, but being a lazy arse he just used it"
Love this remix I have it on vinyl but can i fcuk mix it lol
All good, Mallard, except this isn't jump up ;-)
+David Mander yes indeed, this came out in 2003 though
David Mander by having such a narrow view on drum and bass you my friend are missing out on over a decades worth of bad man tunes.
@@Decoy303 is true but 97 is unrivalled as a year for dark drum and bass, all subjective of course but it is accepted that mid 90s was golden era for drum and bass just as hip hip had best days in early to late 90s, funk music the 70s etc etc and the list goes on, same with classical music and rock and roll, all genres have their heyday
All genres have a certain period where they peaked
what year is this?
this came out 2003
word thanx
yep!