Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

Anyone can ID that? Who made that white label.
Its a bit trancey, but not cheesy...


http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/dance/ju...hn_jules_link1


Its one of the last tracks played.

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

Thanks for the link I like it:D

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

Yes its interresting version.;)

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

can anyone post a sample of the track rather than me listen to the whole set thing on real player...?


(and thanks judge jules for the informative track listing...white label / unknown / unknown white label / unknown mix...etc....helpful as ever :rolleyes: )

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

I'm just ripping it now. i'll have it online in a half hour or less i should think.

EDIT: here it is. 3.5mb 96kbps 44.1khz mp3 stereo 5:00mins
The MC talks over the end but to be honest this has reminded me why I dont listen to dodgy trance bollocks like this anymore.

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

cheers, stimp

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

oh god no, not again

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

judge jules: cock

i thought we'd moved away from this kinda trance...it still seems we are stuck in the 1990's...i used to like this kinda stuff when if was fresh and original, but i'm affraid its just another blatant bollock remix with no thought or invention...who ever made it should be shot, like that dj entropy geezer...

anyway, if i see it cheap i'll most likely buy it ;)

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

gah djentropy.

i just saw him talking about how he thought some amish girls were checking him out.

yes this is totally unrelated but i don't care

Re: Judge Jules played new bootleg version of NUXX
 

hmm...I can make a hard house version by playing the original over some hard house beats. Doesn't mean I should though.

There is something nice about a trance riff like that (which I've seem to have heard about a million times, but it never gets old).