The best and most interesting jungle or drum'n'bass music has always been the kind that draws deepest on the music's reggae roots; the juxtaposition of languid, smoky basslines and frenetic double-speed breakbeats has always packed a special wallop, more so than the chillier, all-digital variety. The two volumes in the Greensleeves label's two-disc series offers a case in point.

Although it would have been nice to have some roots reggae artists scattered in among the rockstone deejays and loverman dancehall crooners, and although most of the tracks on this first volume run far too long (about five minutes, on average), this collection does a good job of presenting the state of the art in ragamuffin junglism. And have never sounded more confident and powerful than they do in this jungle setting of 'Gal Wine' (mixed by Ridley Don), and there are exceptionally fine remixes of 's classic 'No No No' and 's 'Under Mi Sensi,' as well.

Shows up on almost half the tracks, which is a few too many, but he's a good choice for this kind of restlessly energetic material. Only the pedestrian slackness of 's 'Jungle Punanny' really disappoints. Highly recommended overall.

Remarc begun his music career at 13 years of age playing reggae, rare groove and electro at house party's in and around his birth town of Brockley in south east. The re-releases of these classics soon moved as many units if not more than a successful drum n bass release proving that Remarc and the Jungle sound is still. Symantec Ghost 11 Free Download on this page. —The Internet Archive Team. Ragga Jungle Anthems, Volume 2. Desert Storm & Saxon Sound Presents: Ragga Jungle, Volume One. Further Info: MONSTER RAGGA JUNGLE- SKY WAS AN UNSTOPPABLE ANTHEM ALL THE RAGGA CREW, THIS ONE AGAIN IS A KILLA AND THAT'S THE A. Further Info: ONE COPY ONLY, EXTREEMLEY RARE, ORIGINAL VICTORY, THIS IS A RAGGA JUNGLE CLASSIC AND INCLUDES THE POPULAR KOOL FM.