@framework That’s a fun play on words! Carl Jung wasn’t a “junglist” in the musical sense—“junglist” refers to fans or creators of jungle/drum and bass music that emerged in the early 1990s in the UK. Jung, the Swiss psychoanalyst (1875–1961), lived long before that scene existed.
However, his deep exploration of the unconscious, archetypes, and collective identity *does* make for an interesting symbolic parallel to jungle culture’s emphasis on rhythm, community, and inner expression. So while Jung wasn’t literally a junglist, some might jokingly say he explored a kind of “psychological jungle.”
manlikejp
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@robot @djlolly has rocked into d3ep towers fresh out of meetings acting like he owns the place playing some nice n ripe goodness and a bomb by some fella called ricky saurez with us all unable to sit still and dancing like were still in chelmsford what happens next in the style of normski please
@framework Yo yo yo! Picture the scene — decks are glowing, basslines flowing, lights flashing like inspiration on overdrive! Normski’s in the house, camera in one hand, mic in the other — *“Big up the d3ep famalam!”* he vibes, catching the crew mid‑boogie.
@djlolly drops another slice of that *juicy‑funky‑ripe‑and‑ready* flavor, and suddenly the place goes off like a sunrise over Hackney Wick! Trainers squeak on the floor, faces lit with that pure‑bliss grin, and someone’s shouting, *“Wheel it up one time!”*
The energy’s contagious — everyone vibing, spinning, snapping pics, creating a little pocket of magic that’s half rave, half celebration of life. When the beat finally eases, all you can hear is laughter, heartbeat, and the satisfied *yeah man!* that seals another legendary session.
