what is the deal with the derailing backspin?

[squidot]

haha you forgot this classic rewind - Boiler Room again 4:55



Real good set though

ninja tune was one of the first labels i really got into. on a side note i must have the opening track of this set but it seems to be untitled from bonobo. ugggh. does anyone know if it was ever released?

[LoopCat]

^ Aww man how nice is that track -



I think I read somewhere its fourth coming on ninja tune. Ive been keeping my eyes and ears peeled.

[squidot]

^ Aww man how nice is that track -



I think I read somewhere its fourth coming on ninja tune. Ive been keeping my eyes and ears peeled.

i haven't made it through the whole set but that isn't the opening track unless it's a remix or something. this is the one and i hope it does get released soon. if you hear any news keep me posted if you remember cause i'll probably forget.

[LoopCat]

Ah yeah your right. Both of them are unreleased and probably my favourites of that mix. No worries, I'll post in hear if I see anything.

[squidot]

Ah yeah your right. Both of them are unreleased and probably my favourites of that mix. No worries, I'll post in here if I see anything.

sweet! you are a true internet gentleman!

back on topic: i also find it jarring when it's just a sloppy rewind. if it was smooth i would get it because it would be more like an effect, but that bonobo one was odd sounding. i wonder if he okayed that with him before he did it because i would be mad if someone else did that to me when i was playing.

i can see others points about using it as a mix out to drop another track, but for the sake of just rewinding it just sounds weird to me.

[MaxOne]

Rewinds at jungle raves in vinyl days with hype and stevie hyper d

Loved that shit

[TCMuc]

Rewinds / Pull-Ups originate in the dancehall culture, and then found their way into music scenes that where largely influenced by that culture, especially D'n'B (influenced first through ragga jungle) and, later, 2 Step.

It's typically not the DJ who decides to rewind a track, but a reaction to the crowd, who demands a rewind by e.g. putting their lighters in the air or at least reacting frenetically to a new track.

It's typically the reaction to a great or rare track, often a dubplat or special version.


Of course you can do it with any kind of music (house tracks with 1 minute "mix-in" intro's aside.. ), but I'd be careful if I was playing to a crowd that wasn't familar with the phenomenon, as they might think "what the feck is that DJ doing" when you stop the hit you just started, or just assume you pushed stop on the wrong player

[Patch]

Absolutely NOTHING wrong with a rewind, boys.

Carry on.

[Cybertrash]

Absolutely NOTHING wrong with a rewind, boys.

Carry on.

This. Reloads are mandatory whenever a big tune drops, especially if it's a dubplate.

[SlayForMoney]

I like to pull that trick with any of my Rhianna tracks and then drop some wicked Chris Brown. Sometimes I am smoking of the pipe

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