DUBSTEP *wobb wobb, wobb wobb wobbb*
- Connolly55
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I find it very interesting that you say that since to me it seems that a lot of what passes for dubstep now doesn't really get the point of what dubstep actually is. It's one of the reasons I found myself less interested in it. There's all these ridiculous basslines and no shuffle or step to the beat. It's more like dubstomp now IMO!Connolly55 wrote:Not a big fan of Dubstep, can stand like Katy B and some Skream songs but nothing too heavy.
'Luke Envoy - Honour Kill' and 'Juju - Punks' are my two favourite tunes of all time. Gully but not ridiculously heavy - although I can imagine that true dubstep purists would say that they are too new and 'not real' themselves. It was always a funny old genre!
It is my honest opinion that Skream hasn't really made many tunes that great since 'Calous' either BUT I am fully aware that is just my own opinion.
I liked dubstep when it was kinda grimey still and sounded just like a dark, grey London council estate on a rainy night. Now it just sounds like clowns stamping around in slow motion

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It used to be easy before all this stomp business came in. I've seen all the ketted up Indie kids just moshing to it now...
Imagine it is still four to the floor but you have to fill in the extra snare yourself. It's actually faster than house music by about 10 beats per minute. Do a little 2-step shuffle. That'll work!
Imagine it is still four to the floor but you have to fill in the extra snare yourself. It's actually faster than house music by about 10 beats per minute. Do a little 2-step shuffle. That'll work!

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LyusN1 wrote:It used to be easy before all this stomp business came in. I've seen all the ketted up Indie kids just moshing to it now...
Imagine it is still four to the floor but you have to fill in the extra snare yourself. It's actually faster than house music by about 10 beats per minute. Do a little 2-step shuffle. That'll work!
Excuse me for asking but what the fuck are you going on about?

might give ppl some idea http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgTB_xt11bA but its a bit more commercial than u might here in proper underground clubs, still some great tracks there...is a megamix of a ministry of sound compilation album released this year
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I wish bagleys was still about, that and the drome used to be my fav london venues. Still loads of good clubs about, egg in kings cross is amazing for all spectrums of house and literally never closes!!! Messy!
They used to do some good raves in the rocket, Always find it funny going there before a match. Keep on expecting rat pack or micky finn to come on and scare red action

I wish bagleys was still about, that and the drome used to be my fav london venues. Still loads of good clubs about, egg in kings cross is amazing for all spectrums of house and literally never closes!!! Messy!
They used to do some good raves in the rocket, Always find it funny going there before a match. Keep on expecting rat pack or micky finn to come on and scare red action

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Big_G wrote:might give ppl some idea http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgTB_xt11bA but its a bit more commercial than u might here in proper underground clubs, still some great tracks there...is a megamix of a ministry of sound compilation album released this year
I've never heard dubstep until now, was always curious about what it was. After listening to that, I can safely say it is the worst music I've ever heard.
How about some CCR instead?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sVthycZbtQ

A really good mate of mine, Brown & Gammon, did the guest mix for Mistajam's show on BBC 1xtra.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0071stt
If anyone is interested, only 4 days left.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0071stt
If anyone is interested, only 4 days left.