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14. jungle
jungle is a term used to describe a person who has vast amounts of pubic hair
under the banana tree
the first time she showed it to me
it was big and black
with a hairy crack
and it looked like a jungle to me
by gibbs Jan 26, 2004 add a video
1. Jungle
Not a harder version of drum and bass - this just is what drum and bass was called before it was called drum and bass. The term is mostly now used to refer to drum and bass tunes released between 1992 - 1996 (especially those with ragga vocals) ie. "old skool jungle". Is also used to describe drum and bass in general.
Phantasy is playing an old jungle set in the 2nd room
by G Dec 4, 2003 add a video
2. Jungle
Slang term for a city or urban area.
You know where you are!? You're in the JUNGLE baby! You're gonna diiiiiie!
3. Jungle
A very hairy vagina that needs a lawn mower to cut. Lazy or natrual women let their hair grow and it becomes a jungle. If she asks you to go down on her makes excuses like your washing your hair or you've lost your tounge. Sometimes you will get hair stuck in your teeth if she has a jungle downstairs. Reccomendations are to wax or shave. I would wax as they deserve to go through pain after putting you through the pain of licking their wig.
"would you like to lick my pussy?" "No I would need a map in that jungle"
"I'm just gonna bash the bishop over this old woman who has a jungle" "you need to see someone mate"
4. jungle
jungle is a type of music that emerged circa '94, it is characterised by chopped up amen drum breaks and low basslines, and sometimes ragga vocals. it is NOT the same as drum n bass. if any waste says it is, slap the cunt.
"original nuttah is a top jungle choon"
5. jungle
During the 60's a track was produced known as the Amen, which included a 10 second drum loop. This 10 second drum sample changed the modern music industry for ever, it became one of the most noticable and iconic beats in jungle and drum and bass's history.

Percieved to be the forefather of drum and bass and its many sub genres. During the 1990's a new scene was becoming popular; Hardcore, breakcore and rave started to appear regularly in clubs.
However the birth of jungle comes from the illegal warehouse parties themselves, where people where into the hyper melodical piano samples and the high pithched voice of which resembles a hypnotic female cartoon vocalist.

However in 1992, two genres broke of from the rave scene (other genres like breakbeat, techstep, etc were also broken down into seperate genres).
These genres were what we know today as jungle and happy hardcore.

jungle usually afflicts itself with ragga, hip-hop and even happy hardcore ( more genres are included however my resources are limited). The Amen break which is basically the ground or basic beat of jungle has been over produced into several different versions, which funnily enough all versions have alot incommon with each other.

It is said by many that drum and bass is slowly taking over most listeners with its more complex and experimental beats, but still, people say that drum and bass is dieing.

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6. jungle
A Jungle is referring to a very hairy pussy which pleases the age group from 40+.
My dad likes a jungle because he thinks it's like an adventure.
7. jungle
Jungle is a more complex genre of music than drum and bass (when it comes to talking about the beat, or drum rolls). Drum and Bass has more of a minimal beat, where as Jungle has more amens and more complex drum rolls. Jungle is mostly accompanied with reggae vocals (Ragga Jungle).
Compare any Ragga Jungle track to any Drum and Bass track that you know. You'll be able to hear the difference yourself.
by UnknownDJ Apr 3, 2004 add a video
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