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A1	–Boogie Times Tribe	The Dark Stranger (Q-Bass Remix) Remix – Q Bass*Written-By, Producer – D'Cruze, Q Bass*
A2	–DJ Crystl	Warpdrive Written-By, Producer – D.Chapman*
A3	–Uncle 22	6 Million Ways To Die (DJ Hype Remix) Remix – DJ HypeWritten-By, Producer – Navigator, Uncle 22
A4	–M Beat*	Rumble Written-By, Producer – M Beat*
B1	–Engineers Without Fears	Spiritual Aura Written-By, Producer – DJ Rap & Aston
B2	–D'Cruze	Watch Out Written-By, Producer – J.D'Cruze*
B3	–Gappa G & Hyper Hypa	Information Centre (DJ Ron Remix) Remix – DJ RonWritten-By, Producer – Gappa G & Hyper Hypa
B4	–DJ Dextrous & Rude Boy Keith	Lovable Featuring – Erin*Written-By, Producer – E.Francis*, K.Lawrence*
C1	–M Beat*	Shuffle Written-By, Producer – M Beat*
C2	–Subnation	Scottie Written-By, Producer – W.Wilson*
C3	–Jo	R Type Written-By, Producer – Jo, DJ Lime*
C4	–Acro	Superpod Written-By, Producer – D.Beale*
D1	–DJ Taktix	The Way (VIP Remix) Written-By, Producer – DJ Taktix
D2	–Desired State	Beyond Bass Written-By, Producer – Andy C, Ant Miles
D3	–Q Bass*	Gun Connection Written-By, Producer – Q Bass*
D4	–Roni Size & DJ Die	Music Box Written-By, Producer – Roni Size & DJ Die

Companies, etc.

• Record Company – Suburban Base Group
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Suburban Base Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Dee Jay Recordings
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – RAM Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Renk Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ruff Kut! Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – King Of The Jungle
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Future Vinyl Recordings
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Awesome Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Force Ten Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Back 2 Basics
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Full Circle Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – V Recordings
• Copyright (c) – Suburban Base Records
• Copyright (c) – Dee Jay Recordings
• Copyright (c) – RAM Records
• Copyright (c) – Renk Records
• Copyright (c) – Ruff Kut! Records
• Copyright (c) – King Of The Jungle
• Copyright (c) – Future Vinyl Recordings
• Copyright (c) – Awesome Records
• Copyright (c) – Force Ten Records
• Copyright (c) – Back 2 Basics
• Copyright (c) – Full Circle Records
• Copyright (c) – V Recordings
• Published By – Suburban Base Music
• Published By – Oakden Music
• Published By – Westbury Music
• Published By – Arts Publishing
• Published By – Ruff Kut! Records
• Published By – Future Vinyl
• Published By – WTP Music
• Distributed By – EFA – 210.61
• Lacquer Cut At – Porky's Mastering
• Mastered At – P.R. Records Limited
• Pressed By – P.R. Records Limited

Credits

• Lacquer Cut By – Pauls*
• Plated By – M

Notes

Category on cover & spine: BDRLP 001
Category on centre labels: BDRLP 1

On back cover:
Break Down is part of the Suburban Base Group
Sleeve Design : Darren & Dave
A1: published by suburban base music ℗ & © 1993 suburban base records
A2: copyright control ℗ & © 1993 dee jay recordings
A3: published by oakden music ℗ & © 1993 ram records
A4: published by westbury music/arts publishing ℗ & © 1993 renk records
B1: copyright control ℗ & © 1994 dee jay recordings
B2: published by suburban base music ℗ & © 1994 suburban base records
B3: published by ruff kut ℗ & © 1993 ruff kut records
B4: copyright control ℗ & © 1993 king of the jungle
C1: published by westbury music/arts publishing ℗ & © 1993 renk records
C2: published by future vinyl ℗ & © 1993 future vinyl recordings
C3: copyright control ℗ & © 1993 awesome records
C4: copyright control ℗ & © 1993 force ten records
D1: copyright control ℗ & © 1994 back to basics
D2: published by oakden music ℗ & © 1993 ram records
D3: published by suburban base music ℗ & © 1993 suburban base records
D4: published by wtp music ℗ & © 1994 full circle/v recordings

Distribution info for Germany (EFA) is additionally stickered on the back cover

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 5 022765 552025 >
• Matrix / Runout (A etched): BDR B̶̷R̶̷K̶̷ LP 001 - A1 PAULS PHAT CUTZ PR-M
• Matrix / Runout (B etched): BDR LP001 - B2 PR-M PAULS @ PORKYS
• Matrix / Runout (C etched): BDR LP 001 - C2 PR-M J
• Matrix / Runout (D etched): BDR LP 001 - D2 PR-M J

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BDRCD1, BDRCD 001	Various	Drum & Bass Selection 1 ‎(CD, Comp)	Breakdown Records, Breakdown Records	BDRCD1, BDRCD 001	UK	1994
BDRMC001	Various	Drum & Bass Selection 1 ‎(Cass, Comp)	Breakdown Records	BDRMC001	UK	1994
BDRMT001	DJ Hype	Drum & Bass Selection 1 ‎(Cass, Comp, Mixed)	Breakdown Records	BDRMT001	UK	1994
BDRLP 001	Various	Drum & Bass Selection 1 ‎(2xLP, Comp, W/Lbl)	Breakdown Records	BDRLP 001	UK	1994
SRCS 7740	Various	Drum & Bass Selection 1 ‎(CD, Comp)	Sony Records	SRCS 7740	Japan	1995

Malaunitly

yooo is this cut loud enough to play out?? cheers

Briciraz

Not really mate. More of a home listener, this one.

mr.Mine

I have the drum & bass selection 2 and that is recorded very quiet so i would assume 1 is too

Anayalore

This was big for me back in early 1994 too. It was the first time I had any tunes like this on vinyl - up until then I'd only been exposed to Hardcore through pirate radio. I spent hour after hour mixing these tracks together on my Soundlab belt drives decks. Fast forward 22 years and the tracklisting on here speaks for itself. A great selection of tracks showing how the music had started to move on from the darkside of 1993 into the Jungle and Drum & Bass we know today. I own the original of every track released on this compilation, but still feel like digging my copy of this out to listen through them all once again.

Hidden Winter

Yeah this does sound like a good comp. I'm really interested to find out if anybody knows what the sample is before Engineers Without Fears Spiritual Aura begins. It doesn't sound like a Jamaican accent, but it's old Ska or Reggae/or maybe a Two Tone tune, I'm not sure but would love to know. If you haven't heard it. it goes "What u talkin about you say you don't like the Jungle beats." Ta in advance, Toby.Hi found a german jungle comp-riot beats 9] it has 13 tracks witch are all wicked the last one use's the sample im on about thanks discogs.

Saimath

This was a big compilation when I was young, and then I lost it for years. Got it back recently and it's even better than I remember. All the tracks are big, and quite a varied bunch, some really nice moody atmospheres on here. I like the way that it covers the earlier vibes of the jungle days from my point of view, not too early as it was 1994. You have the M Beat party tracks plus the moodier bits and some hardcore as well. I don't think there's one single cheesey track on here.