Here I am to ask for some DnB artist advice.

I'd like to find some Djs still spinning the more old school sound that used the amen break heavily.

Not sure about the amen break? It's the break in Original Nuttah...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break

there's a wiki link and it's got a sound file at the bottom.

Anyway. Anybody know any artists using mostly amen break type DnB these days?

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Bad Company [UK] - Crucifixion

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since this was brought up I wanted to post this video...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sj0vfU0vFSs

for old skool sounds try

remarc - soundmurderer

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Originally posted by nefardec since this was brought up I wanted to post this video... http://youtube.com/watch?v=sj0vfU0vFSs

is that the video of the history of the amen. vid i'm talking about was just a vid of the record spinning.

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