What tune got you into DnB

For those that can remember, what tune was it that got you into DnB?

Im listening to the one that sealed the deal for me at the moment - Make it Tonight by High Contrast

Prototype Years was definitely the cd that gave me my first real taste of drum and bass, I caned it for years before I started collecting vinyl.

The stand out tune for me on that was: Ed Rush & Fierce - Locust

So dark and epic, awesome tune.

Not one tune in particular... but it would have to be one TAPE...

Nicky Blackmarket at something... old school jungle set. I used to go bananas around the house to it when I was 17 

Can't remember, but 'Realisation' by Simon Basline Smith really struck a cord with me.

Konflict - Messiah. need i say more

 Where's Jack The Ripper- Grooverider

make it tonight and can't punish me were the main 2 for me

Really hard to say as when breakbeat hardcore began growing into jungle I kind of followed the music. So to pin point it to one particular track is really hard.

The following all played their part around 92-93 in making me love the music.

LTJ Bukem - Music, Atlantis or Demons Theme
The Noise of Art - D.Stomp
Jack 'n' Phil - We Are Unity
DJ SS - The E Face (altho not sure this would be considered jungle / DnB)
Top Buzz - Living in Darkness
Doc Scott - Surgery
4 Hero - Cooking up your Brain
2 Bad Mice - Bombscare
Studio Pressure - Jump Mk2

That whole period was just so ground breaking musically and evolved so quickly.

A simply amazing period for rave/electronic music.

The cheesy breakbeat stuff like Kicks Like a Mule and SL2 turned me on to it but I was too young to really get completely in to it. I was mainly about my Hip Hop and Soul and a bit of house music until the 94/95 Jungle explosion. I'm kinda like Noddy, there wasn't one tune in particular, it was the period as a whole that just clicked with me and as cheesy as it sounds, the music just made perfect sense.

SO ..some of the big tunes for me were:

Babylon - Splash
The Helicopter Tune - Deep Blue
In Complete Darkness - The Fat Controller
Dred Bass - Dead Dread
Timestretch - Roni Size
Special Dedication - DJ Nut Nut
Burial - Leviticus
Style - M-Beat (those old Renk releases were a huuuuuuge influence on me, still are to this day)
Made In Two Minutes - Bug Kann & The Plastic Jam (Ray Keith & Nookie Remix)
Brainkillers - Screwface
The Box Re-Opens - Kemit Crew
Thunder - Rood Project
What Ya Gonna Do - Da Intalex
RIP - Remarc
Smokin a Blunt - Chuck-E

God, I could go on for days.

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Not one tune, but a mix. DJ Craze Live in Puerto Rico. Guess this shows my DnB age a bit (young cunt!) but oh well. Having said that, when Napster was the in thing I downloaded this sick tune that I really, really loved. It was a heavy DnB remix of Sabotage- Beastie Boys. I'm not sure, but I think it may have been an Ed Rush remix. If anyone has any idea what I'm talking about, can you let me know? I'm very keen to track this tune down again, as it was on heavy rotation until my Dad deleted all my mp3's!!!

this is the only sabotage remix i could find

http://www.rolldabeats.com/release/jungle_sky/js132

Beastie Boys    -    Sabotage (1.8.7. Remix)

I reckon the stuff that got me into DnB was the jungly tracks of Prodigy's Experience...such as Out Of Space, Fire, etc. I was heavily into that around 96/97. First proper DnB tune I heard and loved though would've been LTJ Bukem - Demon's Theme off the soundtrack to the movie The Jackal. Another one off that album that got me was Goldie - Sunray 2...mad mad bass!

The pivotal moment for me however, in terms of going out and seeking the sounds live and local was when I saw Roni & Reprazent at the Big Day Out - oh my gosh, still no live show has topped this for me...

same with me.

grooverider's - mysteries of funk was the first dnb album i ever listened too.

ed rush and optical - the creeps, was the other album that drew me right in. flightpath, fastlane and white lightning mainly.

This is too hard... back before the internets existed it was quite hard to identify individual tracks when you heard them in a set!

The first tracks that made me want it were Bukem's in the early 90's, but if I had to choose one track that made me love it it would probably be In Complete Darkness even though I liked jungle before that too!

i reckon it was Prodigy - The Experience, along with all the old Chemical Brothers breakbeaty type stuff.

that and going to Stix every week for cheap drinks and awesome tunez

first albums were Ram Trilogy - Molten Beats and 20th Century Drum and Bass, but they were co-ownership dealios

first me-only purchases were Ed&Op - The Creeps and Andy C - RamRaiders Mix CD

first dnb tune i ever heard was aint armand bigups to jono 4 that 1 were would i be these days without my dnb 

Well, cheers for trying! Seeing as I can't download it or listen, I can't be sure it's the right one. Spewing, because I've been dying to hear this track again for a number of years. All I know is that it's a fucking great remix that made me sit up and think "Goddam, what the fuck is this?"


I listened to that shit too, before i got into hip hop. Still listen to it!
If you look at the music genres and their 'generic' BPM's, then you can see why quite a few people are attracted to these three genres.
Hip Hop (about 90 BPM), Breakbeat (approx 130 BPM) and Drum and Bass (usually around 180 BPM). It's a natural and even progression and a reason why these three genres are often intertwined in their followings. I find Hip Hop and Drum and Bass to be as close as you can get for two different categories of music. All you have to do is nod your head twice as fast for DnB!!!

Calyx- Get myself to you. Was listening to random cd's in a shop, as soon as I heard this first track I was hooked.

It's strange though when you think about it, other than using breaks it doesn't really have all that much in common with Hip Hop, or anything tangible anyway. It's just the vibe of it is so similar I think, it has that rawness. It's kind of like Grime is these days, it's the closest thing dance music has to something "Urban".

There's also an Aphrodite remix of it... I've only got the intro but it sounds kinda hard for Aphrodite 

I find in terms of bars and shit, the placement of kicks and snares in hip hop and DnB are usually pretty similar. Could well say the same for any type of music though, i guess. But yeah, you are right. DnB does sound like no other music around. It's got this intensity and bravado that is impossible to stay still to. The olds don't much like it though. "Turn that doof doof off!!!"

oh how I wish that was true always 

Lets leave Clipz outta this!

  my dad used to say that . I always went: "It's not doof doof! It's Doof Chhhhh!!!"

i'd first heard 'jungle' at a rave at thebby back in 1995. hearing atmos d&b on 3d radio soon after (adam fs colours and some of logical progression vol 1) was enough to hook me.

The one with Fusia? Or Dreaming Dasies? Coast and 3D were the shit back then.

My fave sound effect!!!


Reppin 3D radio bwwoooyyyy!!! Ha ha. I love chucking on the DnB mixes after my show!

Bwahahahahahaha...... You went to Ultra Sonic underage party.

me too

i used to love the whole happy hard thing then i would have to say RIP (remarc) is the tune that stcks in my memory as a clincher for me also logical progression and a mate gave me an awol mix that blew my mind.

marky & xrs - in rotation

this album had an amazing pulling power for me and live shows like reprazent (BDO 01) and bukem & conrad (traffic 03ish) were definately definitive moments. make it tonight, twilights last gleaming, ska, brown paper bag, another planet.. these tracks all sealed the deal.

grooverider circa 2000 

and second, third to those who said RIP by remark - fuck i love that track!

 
whats funnier is that i wasnt underage.

gswizzle: club fusion with fuzier loved playing the atmos d&b...
but that georgie on dreaming daisies had the porniest voice. even though i know she was just an utter stoner.

Whats funnier is it cost me money to put it on.

Technically me & Daniel paid 10 grand to see Ultra Sonic that night!

ouch

and for what its worth i was thinking "fuck this, i like that shit under the stairs better"

for the record the one that did all the damage was the dj hype remix, with the big sub bass line like never before!

for me i just fell into jungle really, from goin to discovery and choice, plus seeing top buzz in 94. cant really name any particular tune that changed me into a junglist it was all about the vibe!

the first 2 jungle records i bought were

dj solo and dj rossie - inner strength / sureshot on fx recordings
rugged professor - shut up bwoy on kickin records

I would have to say Bad Company's album Inside The Machine is what really got me into dnb, seeing them when i was 18 @ Old Queens Theatre will stick in my mind forever

For me back in 95 T-Powers 'Police state' did it to me and the whole T-Power ep the 'the self evident truth of an intuitive mind' Pure jungle bliss

..'I just lilke to smoke the best bud I can get'

i thought you might have picked a certain dillinja tune

Was that Atomic Energy around '99???

EDIT: Shit sorry for the ramble thought it was what got you into dnb not what tune...

God take me back about fricken 12 or so years and let me think  lmao 

Back in year 7 when at home after school I would listen to Coast FM - they would play all styles from happy Hardcore to Jungle and Trance and god who knows what else. I still have old tapes from back then with the old jungle on - I remember going to underage events like Euphoria I think they were called back when Church was called synagogue and when Planet was around too... Think I even went to one at Heaven. In year 8 I got 2 Ultra Sonic cds and also 2 Prodigy cds - I loved Charlie the trip into drum and bass remix... and just most of there break beats and anything with bass -  Around this time was when i started Ice Skating... They would play all types of dance music there and we would bring our own cds in too for them to play - I remember mr Frost playing there back in the day at some stage I know MPK and Noddy were playing at Chem at this stage cause all my 18-19 year old friends who would skate would go out after and leave me at the rink and I would be so upset, going naw why cant I be 18 lol I got a copy of a nautily taped UW 8 set from a guy who was good friend of mine who had a copy of this - I used to listen to this tape daily - it was MPK, Noddy, MC Jakal and Pab - I still to this day have those rhymes going through my head when I hear the tunes from the tape.

*sings* Oh yes, yes we say, uh, loose in the mix, in the mix with dj, flavour, as I roll another rainbow track, I take one step forward, take 2 steps back - sorry got distracted lol man I love those tunes...


I was pretty much a married girl from age 15-21 - but once freedom came I was back... gotta love Traffic...

Andy C, Pendulum and Wildchild at Queens theatre was the breaker for me to start mixing...

it wasnt naughtily taped, it was released as a mix tape with a cover and everything, i think i picked mine up from raving mad or centrals back in the day.

this tape is going to be online very soon, someone found the original DAT and has sent the recording to RA to be uploaded.

yea man sure was

i rate that tune... mmmm cheers for the remindage

ahh yea... euphoria at planet with a whole bunch of guarana pills... sandstorm never sounded so good

Now that is a night that I won't forget too soon... I'd been hearing D&B for a while but that was the first time I'd seen a set out.
I remember going for a look around and standing at the back of the room just watching everyone going fuckin nuts!!!
I couldn't get over how into the music everyone was, and the amount of energy in the room.

So it wasn't really any particular tune that hooked me into the sound, it was the vibe and energy @ the parties that I loved the most.
But Aphrodites Urban Jungle and Bukems Progression Sessions were the start of it all for me. Hiphop and Jazz sounds with the uptempo energy

Circles - Adam F and Spice - Aphrodite.
Heard Spice by Aphrodite coming from a dj's car while lining up for Fresh'n Up at Heaven in 2002. Under age events rocked ;p

Man that was a good night!!!  

I'm still kinda noobie-ish compared to most of you guys!
I think one of the first nights I went out to was 100 rewinds at traffic 04 and fell in love with all the old jungle classics, the nine, champion sound etc.

The first D&B tune that made me take notice would have been '100 Tons of Bass' by J&J on the first D&B compilation I bought ' Jungle Tekno 8'

2nd would have been on a Blue 10' Vinyl-  ' Have you Know' by Trace... 

Nah, that rave will stick in my mind forever
First real x-pierience

was an old Ray keith Tape i had in 94. Didnt even know it was "Drum n Bass". Just loved it. Fuck whatn id do to find that set again

"Round and round and round we go, Ray Keith, I LIKE DIS!"

DJ SS - Black

I would have to say that was a tune that i first got into DnB with.

I also used to dig old virus

That has to be one of my favourite nights in the old world
 i was front row and centre

madness

man the bricks in the wall behind the dj were fkn coming out forwards out of the wall and floating around the DJ booth. spun me the fk out that did bahahaha

AWOL - Ministry of Sound

Although I liked various tunes before this, this album pretty much cemented my love of dnb...

original nuttah by Uk Apache

Played by Nicky Blackmarket at Brunel Rooms about 10 years ago

I'm amazed more people havent mentioned this.

This CD was definitely responsible for jungles first explosion in Adelaide.

hilarious
i was back in adelaide for a few weeks and went to this show.
was well happy to hear some nice dubs getting smashed as i'd been acustomed to hearing in london for the previous few years... made me feel much better about the upcoming return to adelaide, that i can say.

  SNIPER : DUB PLATE PRESSURE.. tune........... that was the first DNB tune i heard{or listened 2}
                                                                            .....and it changed me 4 eva.......
                                                                                 

the awol cd was and is still killer. best live set on disc ive heard, but whats with the crowd being looped?

love that cd.

I first got into Drum & Bass when I heard a mix tape from one of my friends .. I think it was Shy FX, MC's Fearless & Skibadee @ Prophecy 1998 or something like that

awesome awesome mix that is...cant find mine

It'd be [Ed Rush & Optical - Sick Note - Listen] that got me seriously hooked.

should hear the ill skilz remix then 

why? its basically the same, he didnt do much to "remix" it imo

its the subtle differences that make it better

Well it was Prodigy - Experience that got me into electronica/dnb but the real sealer was the front room at Rush... Id been a bit candy up to that point (freeform is the future of music!) But thank god for that place and all the wicked tunes that got played there, even if it wasn't the most rammed of venues!

With a statement like that, you are certainly living up to your name...

 

freeform is cool tho, bangin techno too

Yes I have heard and I will download it as my tape at home is missing some bits 

But the person I got it from I heard naughtily taped it and I didn't get a cover or anything of the sort nor did he have a cover or anything of the sort...

western, music & atlantis - some good loooking lovin got me started

baisically was full cycle - reprazent.
other than that it was urban jungle. still thrashing it now.
+ john B - up all night

yeh the prodigy experience got me into dance music.. absolutely amazing music. Still no one touches them imo

TUNE.......

its this little gem that really got my ear:

Matrix - Fluid Motion

 

secondeded...

listening to the old prodigy and shit back when i was in primary school all though i never knew what it was.


then in about year 9 or 10 that urban jungle was what got me

AWOL was definately up there and I reckon the Metalheadz Platinum Breakz album with Pulp Fiction and The Unofficial Ghost featuring.

Thats exactly right! urban is the word, thats prob why a lot of people who like other styles of dance don't get into dnb. It can be as techy and trippy as you like but dnb will always have an "urban" undertone somewhere. Bad bwoy music full stop! heh! Breaks on the other hand I think is nothing even slightly like dnb, thats why house dj's play it in their sets, nothing urban or bad bwoy about breaks in the slightest, nothing in the 130 bpm continuum ever could be.

Onto the point tho:

1st dnb selection to ever get me into the sound was a '95 Darren Jay compilation of jazzy and atmos stuff titled 'total science' (nothing to do with the production duo funnily enuff). Had some nice stuff from the golden era of intelligent dnb, inc Nookie, Adam F, Big-bud and so on. I was into acid techno/trance at the time and used to listen to this in the car driving back from a free party somewhere.

Still got it, still listen to it, still play out some of the tunes on it, all class!

BULLSHIT!

You've obviously not heard Deekline & Wizard. They're almost Booty Bass in their production and there's nothing more urban than booty bass!

Ok, prob would be hard for me to argue with that as I have no idea what booty bass sounds like or what bpm it's at.

Wow, your all ooooold!
Talking about choonz from back in 94 n shit, i was still reppin the banannas in pyjamas tshirts and huggys! I'd def have to say DJ SS' Lighter was the one to get me and all my kindy buddies jumpin during nap time

Nah id have to say it was DJ Hypes drum & bass essentials mix

do you still have that? there was a hype one as well.
good times.

To be honest? NFI. Griff could have a copy of the Nicky Blackmarket one, or the Hype one... I'm not too sure cos I can't remember.

I think most of those tapes were stolen? 

Good times indeedy!

Once upon a time I was sitting at home sketchy with my girlfriend one Sunday morning. I remember this guy I had only met a couple of times through friends ringing me up at 5am, and asking if he could come over because he was bored (and still OT I think ). So I said yes and he came around, we were listening to some old hardleaders cd's at the time, and he went "oh man, I've got this mix cd in the car you should hear!".

It was pretty boring to start off with, and I'd never heard of this DJ, dieselsomething? Just some wishy washy pads and atmospheric strings, WTF is he making me listen to? And then it dropped. Messiah.

Messiah wasn't exactly the tune that got me into DnB, but it was a huge moment, the start of an obsession with DnB, one that would eventually cost me lots of money but find me many new friends, including roost, who happens to be the guy that came around that Sunday morning.

The end.

Fallin' - Raiden 

Yeah that has to be up there with my favourite tracks.

might sound cliche but Body rock was what got me on to D and B. it was just the first song I heard that got the ball rolling!!!

Wardance - Congo Natty
Junglist - Congo Natty
Superhero Rmx - Production House
Wishin On A Star - Lisa May

 

 

This explains everything.

Was supposed to be a short one. But ended up preaching the gospel!!!!!

Was always into hip hop so it was natural for me to like it when I herd aphrodites "Urban jngle" cd. Which was all jungle remixes of old hip hop tunes like, Dope man(nwa), I got 5 on it (Lunees), Fuck my minds gone blank. But yeah I think you get the picture!
Then a few years after hearing that cd I went out to 2003 enchanted forest and matrix did it for me. I was hooked. Me and the trizzy fidder killed it for years. Every thing that was on, We were there.

These days Im fed up with "drum and Bass". Its gotten so predictable and cheesy!
I found hip hop Again but not your usual xibit and dre bollocks. Real insightfull stuff. Stuff with meaning, dope lyrics and the beats were somthing else.  Real abstract dope atmospherics and left feild type beats. Some thing that was not PREDICTABLE!!!

I still loveed the vibe I used to get off drums. So I looked into it a bit more and started to find a new style of drum and bass named drum funk. It resembles alot like 94-96 jungle. The golden era!! Hip hop and drums have alot in commen.

 Its good to incorperate both of them together. Makes sets more interesting, I think!

        if your on the same page here and are getting bored of the dnb scene or just interested in all spectrums of dnb and is looking for something differnt   then keep your eye out for the Northern wax Cavalry shows.

 thought Id put a plug in there.Ha

               peace.....

Casino Royale... Still in my Top Ten to this day...

Now there's a track I thrashed to death!! Can't stand it nowadays, but used to lurve it big time.

No idea/can't remember what the tune is called as it was back in 1998.

Had sample from the movie The Usual Suspects in it though...

Does anyone remember that tune?

  damn you memory!!

THAT KEYSER SOZE (SP) SAMPLE???

was an Aphrodite tune..cant remember the name of the track tho

'the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didnt exsist..that was his power'

could be called the greatest trick or something i think

Aphrodite - Dub Moods (APH025) http://www.rolldabeats.com/release/aphrodite_recordings/aph025


One of the first tunes i ever brought, wicked tune

No shit. Good work!!! 

I remember the sample "and like that, he was gone" plays just before the 2nd drop... classic

N N N N Nitrous & M M M M Mo Fiya

Well done, thats it. Great tune fo'sure

Yes, yes it is. It was on the B side to some random mix tape I got from god knows where at the age of 14.

God bless d'n'b 

Prodigy got me interested in Dance music for sure but it wasn't for a long time that I took to DnB.
Always been more of a rock/Alternative child.

Clubbers Guide to Breaks Vol 1 brought the Breakbeat goodness first off.

Logistics - Together VIP on a High Contrast Mix with Stamina on the mic, man that was a sweet mix.


But DnB was first brought to my ears by the Barossa crew round 2000

I loved that mix!! Real easy on the ears!

It's what we do best 

Big ups BV crew 

It was albums more than songs for me... a friend played me London Elektricity's 'Songs in the key of Knife' album and it blew me away... from there it was Bukem's progression sessions, Adam F (colours album) Roni Size Reprazent.. i don't get too involved with the heavy grinders, am more into the liquid stuff. Before dnb i was into old school funk in a big way, crossing over into the 80's and the 'real' electro... drum n bass and dub are the two musical genres that really seized me in the end though.

Clipz - Slippery Slopes

i think roni size - dirty beats was my first memory of loving "thatkind of music" i prolly called it

Too many tunes for me to name. I old so I got into it the same way (and in the same crew and at the same houses) as Noddy. One thing Noddy missed which I think was very important in planting the seeds of dnb in both of us was the System AD, an English DJ that lived here for a year in 1992. He was music to my ears. My girlfriend at the time lived in the same house as him, the "hell house". There were seven people in a two bedroom flat. I used to have to make deals with him and the other guy that lived there as they were the only ones with a lockable bedroom and a double bed. Anyway, one tune that was from around 1993 that people haven't mentioned is "I'm Leaving" by Johnny L. Love that shit.

one of ^'s early mixtapes from about 92 - 93. Had a dark & light side from memory? some old formation, foul play, moving shadow, - one of my mates older brothers gave us the tape - u might remember him daniel, Mike Genrich? i think was his name. Had no idea what the music was & wasn't even sure if i liked it or not, but it was so curious and different that i kept on listening & surely grew to love it. 

Of course I remember Michael, I still see him out every now and then. Great bloke.

Johnny L made some breathtaking music. That bassline in Hurt You So is monstrous!

yeah no doubt.

Viper is pretty special...

magnetic was the album , converted me to actually by an album for a change.

i feel a johnny l group hug comin on

OH YEAH

Good to see you guys getting back to the old-school, back to your roots.


 

I've always wanted to get a hold of a track by Jonny L called I Let U off his Sawtooth album. Awesome tune and he's made some sick tunes over the years for sure...

eww yeh Johnny L  - Piper!!!

Wicked tune

Is it spelt Jonny L thou or johnny L ...

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Jonny+L

This tune didnt get me into DnB but just thought I'd say that it is a fucking magical one and the first time I heard it flipped me inside out it was so beautiful. Its called Starlight by rubus, reuben has it. Such a nice tune

http://www.discogs.com/release/414546

an album called

Outback Drum n Bass put out by bigdog records when i was 16 or so opened my eyes. fuck knows how but i came across a burnt copy of this album and it blew me away.

Phase - Darkness was the tune

from there it was tunes by dom n roland - roni size - ed rush and optical, and pendulum to name some... theres so many tunes ive heard and will prolly never know the names of...

tunes like Noisia - Block Control and Calyx & Teebee - Cyclone and Follow the Leader got me permanently hooked

I'm pretty sure it was Cubic by Calyx, lots of Calyx's moving shadow stuff, then I heard a few tracks on the album Shot Down on Safari by Bad Company UK and then some DJ Dara & Dom & Roland tunes that just told me, this is the stuff for me.

I was actually trying to find a copy of 4 Days by Bad Company Uk for years, starting from when I was 9,I bought Shot Down on Safari but unfortunately it was the wrong version and it didn't have 4 Days on it, then I found out about Inbound and asked simmo if he could get me it on vinyl when I was 11.. , that tune ment so much to me.. I have it now though

Heh, I guess 20 years from now I'll be able to go, "4 Days by Bad Company Uk, now that was the tune!" 

mate, it was a tune that managed to make a guy pass out at 'the end' club in london when it dropped.
i remember some interview when one of the BC guys was talking about it dropping for the first time and how they saw this guy standing by the booth and his eyes just rolled back and down he went!
 

yeah but how many 'tunes' did that dude drop before he went down

 

4 Days is a dangerous roller 

'where's jack the ripper - grooverider'...that got me into drum and bass

still love it!

but 'another planet - pendulum' and 'forbidden - wildchild' both got me wanting to start mixing

tuuuuuuuuune!

yep, its a kick are tune... and remembering hearing andy c drop the origin unknown remix of it, phwoooaaar! new layers of nastiness!
thats a tune i would never, ever sell (being in that early batch of tunes when i started collecting vinyl and mixing)

Dillinja - Grimey is the first tune that I got grimey to and could recognise.
Also possibly Amon Tobin - Reanimator at around the same time

Oh god, dunno, I got into DnB at the dawn of its creation. Any number of tracks. It was just natural progression from oldskool hardcore. My faves from back then include Bukem - Horizons, PFM - Wash Over Me, Kenny Ken - Everyman, Omni Trio - Renegade Snares etc

Hell yeah! tunes. So how old does that make you?

Crustacean putting in work! 

Doesn't need your thread after all hey? 

shes old enough to have shagged 2 of my mates 

Haaa, yeah I seen that thread 
Maybe you better check this out www.pick-up-artist-forum.com 

That could be any age. Shit a 13yr old has done numerous of my mates.

Oh dear, you Northerners! 

Na we picked this one up from down south. But soon after married and moved down to the beth.

North, South, what's the difference? 

The difference is the quality and the quantity. Of what and where. I let you decide. Im out!!!!!!!!!

Could be a number of things eh?

Anyways, back to it people!

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