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i'd feel surprised if there wasn't at least one or two of you people hanging around the stratosphere lol :P it was such an integral part of y2k culture, along with the 90s rave culture of the UK. there was such a creative vibe surrounding the jungle scene as well, with multiple cultures all intersecting this singular genre and sessions even ending up on radio 1 of all places (Essential Mix anyone?).
it's a major part of my musical interest plus there's so many vibrant, fresh sounds that came about as a result of it that were unfortunately left in the 90s and early 00s as a result of garage/ukpop taking over the mainstream airwaves - looking at you, Ibiza - and so i mean i don't blame it not being popular, but again i assume there has to be at least some hanging around these parts as it goes part and parcel with the culture that has been produced on spacehey
i also am not ignoring the current era of jungle, i mean i myself am a big fan of the mcing I see going on with junglists and it's always fun to see an LTJ Bukem tour still going on (that man never quits!). i just also realise that, despite there being a niche fanbase that is quietly growing, the peaks that jungle reached will never return unfortunately :(
anyway, what do you guys think? anyone even heard of the genre? if you just listen to dnb, what's your opinion on jungle anyway? thx and laters
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