Breaks tracks of varying degrees of funkiness from my playlist:

Meat Katie & Lee Coombs - Two Men on a Trip
Kraymon - Who Wants Some?
Dj Rasoul - Oh Baby (Kerbcrawler Mix)
DB - That Thing (Koma & Bones Remix)
Silencer - Rollin and Controllin (Original / Tek Mixes)
Dave Gahan - Dirty Sticky Floors (Silencer Remix)
Paul Hamill - Access Psychatron (Marty Goodwin Remix)
Plump DJs - Donna Kebab
Puretone - Stuck in a Groove (Koma & Bones Remix)
Royksopp - Eple (Shakedown Remix)

None of them are prog-breaks, so it should be ball-park of what you're looking for.

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I love Crustation - Purple (Freestylers mix)...

all the breaks you guys have listed are "nu-skool" funky breaks would be icey, baby anne, sharaz, pretty much mostly comeing from FL.......

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adam freeland vs nirvana is DEFIENTLY not funky breaks....thats uk/nu skool rubbish...funky breaks are a completely different genre. i actually just finished two demo mixes with all funky/electro breaks....with hard hitting bass throughout...i would be happy to send it to ya or if anyone has space i can host it for yall......its defiently not this cheesy trance crap everyone listens to....it makes the panties drop...if ya know what i mean....

here is the tracklisting for one of them:

1. cyberian knights - sounds of the underground
2. aquagen - party alarm (johnny cage 'dirty south' mix)
3. jackyl & hyde feat. dave berg - dont stop
4. kid unknown - nightmare walking 2002 (scratch d & h-bomb mix)
5. knick vs factor e - kool down
6. infiniti - u know who u are
7. jackyl & hyde - seek and destroy (dj monk remix)
8. bishop c - go bang (jackyl & hyde remix)
9. afrorican - give it all u got 2000 (jackyl & hyde remix)
10. factor e - 20k freaks (jackyl & hyde remix)
11. infiniti & magic mike - 2001 (doc roc remix)
12. dj neutron - right now


it bangs hard....wonderful mix to bang in the car if u got a system! just hit me up on AIM: djwilliewhop or PM me.....

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Originally posted by dj willie whop adam freeland vs nirvana is DEFIENTLY not funky breaks....thats uk/nu skool rubbish...funky breaks are a completely different genre. i actually just finished two demo mixes with all funky/electro breaks....with hard hitting bass throughout...i would be happy to send it to ya or if anyone has space i can host it for yall......its defiently not this cheesy trance crap everyone listens to....it makes the panties drop...if ya know what i mean.... here is the tracklisting for one of them: 1. cyberian knights - sounds of the underground 2. aquagen - party alarm (johnny cage 'dirty south' mix) 3. jackyl & hyde feat. dave berg - dont stop 4. kid unknown - nightmare walking 2002 (scratch d & h-bomb mix) 5. knick vs factor e - kool down 6. infiniti - u know who u are 7. jackyl & hyde - seek and destroy (dj monk remix) 8. bishop c - go bang (jackyl & hyde remix) 9. afrorican - give it all u got 2000 (jackyl & hyde remix) 10. factor e - 20k freaks (jackyl & hyde remix) 11. infiniti & magic mike - 2001 (doc roc remix) 12. dj neutron - right now it bangs hard....wonderful mix to bang in the car if u got a system! just hit me up on AIM: djwilliewhop or PM me.....

yep you know your shit ive seen jeckyl and hyde play at a house party in my area we have some wicked electro parties down here in fl

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jackyl & hyde DESTROY the clubs....their bass lines are lowest funkin things i have ever heard....every time i play their records in my bed the pictures fall off my wall! im not kidding either, lol

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you shoould check out my local store
http://www.4recordsandvinyl.com/

i dont get much stuff from them but they stock a shit load of electro

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