Arguably the prime innovator in the development of jungle from its early status as an offshoot of hardcore techno into the respected, stylistic genre it became by the end of the 1990s, LTJ Bukem gained fame as an auteur in all fields of the drum'n'bass movement: as a top-flight breakbeat DJ, owner and label head of the / stable of labels and, of course, for his recordings -- inspired by the lush strings and natural ambience of '70s jazz fusion masters like and as well as elegiac Chicago house and moody Detroit techno. Allied with the early-'90s rave and hardcore scene, Bukem began working on production near the end of the '80s; though his light, airy sound made little sense to his contemporaries, Bukem's style was emulated much more as the jungle scene gained momentum during the mid-'90s.

keep playing elden ring and no one will put one on your finger

who's this clown

i feel sorry for you honestly

Swallowing dust, losing consciousness,
there's not much water left
The chopper is lying shot down somewhere nearby
and my AKM became heavy
yes, I was alone
and all my friends perished,
all hope is on one magazine,
But you won't take me that easy, brutes!
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