A sample pack of 92 copyright-free breaks and loops by Luke Vibert.
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very cool. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks, instant purchase from a master of the breaks! 
Now to stick them in the OT… mega break of doom?
Love it.
This might sound stupid, but how are they done ? Is it drums played by Vibert himself ?
Edit : some of them are clearly known breaks already chopped and programmed. I don’t get the point.
I’m a fan of Vibert since Throbbing Pouch and rate much of his work. But this is a bit crap. It’s a bunch of well known breaks, fiddled with, stuff you can get elsewhere for free. They may be copyright-free from Vibert, but there’s no way he cleared the orig samples.
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yes I instantly downloaded them. But now listening trough them, I know/already have many of these
Thank for confirming that I’m not that stupid.
Massive fan of Vibert (especially Wagon Christ) as well, but, huh ?
Fortunately I don’t have loads of sample banks with this stuff on. I have a cd copy of the Winston Brothers album for the Amen break, but thats about it… ideal for me, sorry for those that already have most of these…
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Wow. I just listened to the new album Modern Rave today and was just so inspired. I am from Texas and not many people, if any, know of Vibert. But I do. Have always been a huge fan and listened to everything hundreds of times. I didn’t want to produce until I heard Luke. I am an artist. I draw cartoony and abstract art. With a little bit of street art/urban style mixed in. The cartoony and fast paced sounds really fit me.
Anyway. I really want this sample pack. I can not find it anywhere and the original source is a broken link. I just got my first MPC. I am 33 and I really feel dumb for waiting this long. I have been more into DJing ( drum n bass of course! ) but I hit a wall. Felt stuck. I don’t want to produce DNB tho, I want to make my own genre like Luke.
If you are reading this, I would very much like to talk sometime. I would say I am your biggest fan. You are my favorite producer and I think you are without a doubt, hands down, 100% a genius.
Please, help me find those samples. I really want to see what LUKE VIBERT found! PS if Luke by some chance reads this, please get in contact with me and I will happily send you a free painting or two.
Peace! ( and yes, dnb doesn’t get the respect it deserves. )
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According to a recent interview in issue 67 of Electronic Sound magazine, Luke had to take down the breaks for copyright reasons. 
Random claim to fame: my first, fleeting, hands on encounter with a 303 was courtesy of Luke Vibert and Jeremy Simmonds. Must have been around the time they were making their album “Weirs”. They were genuinely lovely blokes.
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Go to the last page on this post there are some folks that May have re-hosted them. Haven’t tried myself though.
https://www.dogsonacid.com/threads/luke-vibert-lockdown-breaks-sample-pack-92-tracks.806437/page-7
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Sweet Hallelujah !
Oh my god I’ve been looking for some decent breaks for forever!
So much stuff I downloaded was total crap.
These are brilliant!