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anyone in to it? recommendations?
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Yeah, am in to it. but cba to post any links atm.
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whats dubstep?
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roots manuva is a known one
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terrible terrible music. DnB watered down for greasy students! Grow some balls and listen to real DnB!
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any links or shall i you tube roots manuva?
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bit poop in my opinion
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quote:
Originally posted by DizzyRebel
terrible terrible music. DnB watered down for greasy students! Grow some balls and listen to real DnB!


FPMSL
Wrong on so many levels
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
quote:
Originally posted by DizzyRebel
terrible terrible music. DnB watered down for greasy students! Grow some balls and listen to real DnB!


FPMSL
Wrong on so many levels


I wholeheartedly agree with DizzyRebel TBH
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me too
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what about if you want to chill out and get high with some nice relaxing beats?
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
quote:
Originally posted by Dom
quote:
Originally posted by DizzyRebel
terrible terrible music. DnB watered down for greasy students! Grow some balls and listen to real DnB!


FPMSL
Wrong on so many levels


I wholeheartedly agree with DizzyRebel TBH


to be honest you're still listening to tape packs of helter skelter

Eitherway, DubSteps main roots are with garage (and a little grime) rather than being a 'watered down version of DnB', although it does have similarities like using triplets and offbeats. But it's mainly club music, even then you need a serious PA system to pull DubStep off properly, as it's bass/kick-drum driven (usually 30-40Hz range, something you won't find in typical DnB) hence why it usually sounds cack on hifi systems.
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you tube

caspa
Rusko
Skream
Benga
D1
Headhunter
Digital Mystikz
Kromestar
Coki

That should give you broad spectrum of Dubstep

Oh and Roots Manuva is not Dub Step, nor is it music for greasy students lmao
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you tube

caspa
Rusko
Skream
Benga
D1
Headhunter
Digital Mystikz
Kromestar
Coki

That should give you broad spectrum of Dubstep

Oh and Roots Manuva is not Dub Step, nor is it music for greasy students lmao


Caspa remix of Deadmau5 - I Remeber is pretty decent, pretty relaxed to a lot of DubStep though (bit like Jokers - Stuck in the System).

Add to that list -

Joker
12th Planet
Balkansky
Spherix
Two Fingers
DJG
Cardopusher
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Cosmo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEl-kD9aLpI
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^ that isn't Cosmo. it is the wanna be

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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'burial' is very chilled a good cross between dub/dubstep/garage - not to everyones taste though!
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Cosmo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEl-kD9aLpI



errr

As Ste pointed out though, i'm his wannabe sidekick
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
quote:
Originally posted by Dom
quote:
Originally posted by DizzyRebel
terrible terrible music. DnB watered down for greasy students! Grow some balls and listen to real DnB!


FPMSL
Wrong on so many levels


I wholeheartedly agree with DizzyRebel TBH


to be honest you're still listening to tape packs of helter skelter

Eitherway, DubSteps main roots are with garage (and a little grime) rather than being a 'watered down version of DnB', although it does have similarities like using triplets and offbeats. But it's mainly club music, even then you need a serious PA system to pull DubStep off properly, as it's bass/kick-drum driven (usually 30-40Hz range, something you won't find in typical DnB) hence why it usually sounds cack on hifi systems.


Funny how they do a night called flexout here in lincoln which is dubstep and DnB. Ive not heard dubstep mixed with speed garage before. Its just aimed at students who want to be cool and go to something else other than artic monkeys, kings of leon, pidgeon police and any other student indie crap.
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Is there nobody left that listens to music because it sounds good and not because it conforms to some definition ( not :google: as i previously had )


[Edited on 15-05-2009 by John]
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yes i do, and i would hope that the majority do. Although i understand your concerns
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great, a local venue does a DnB and DubStep night so therefore it means Dubstep is the same just 'watered' down, nice one

like i said, Dubstep shares similarities (same as all of them - garage/grime/DnB/hiphop etc) but it isn't DnB slowed down with a few elements missing, it's got a little more to it than that.

Likewise, DnB can be said to be aimed at the 'greasy students' (technically, you'd find said greasy students at some hardcore slash metal cack night rather than any Dubstep night), it's certainly more popular with students than Dubstep (although dubstep is getting more popular in general).

Although, how the fuck you can compare indie bollocks to Dubstep/DnB is beyond me Yet to see any "indie" looking people at any Dubstep nights, tends to be the same people that go to the DnB nights.

p.s - i'm not slating DnB in anyway, it's what i grew up on along with Jungle, i just think you opinion is rather narrow minded.
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Dubstep is great in a club. Makes you want to stomp
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
great, a local venue does a DnB and DubStep night so therefore it means Dubstep is the same just 'watered' down, nice one

like i said, Dubstep shares similarities (same as all of them - garage/grime/DnB/hiphop etc) but it isn't DnB slowed down with a few elements missing, it's got a little more to it than that.

Likewise, DnB can be said to be aimed at the 'greasy students' (technically, you'd find said greasy students at some hardcore slash metal cack night rather than any Dubstep night), it's certainly more popular with students than Dubstep (although dubstep is getting more popular in general).

Although, how the fuck you can compare indie bollocks to Dubstep/DnB is beyond me Yet to see any "indie" looking people at any Dubstep nights, tends to be the same people that go to the DnB nights.

p.s - i'm not slating DnB in anyway, it's what i grew up on along with Jungle, i just think you opinion is rather narrow minded.


Nah i just hate dubstep, if im paying money at a club i want to be hyped up and jumping about having a decent night. body popping to dubstep and migrane skanking to speed garage and grime does not interest me one bit lol
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well dont go to a dubstep night

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