Just had a dubstep moment.... when was yours?

[Duracell]

Whoa relax gandy I'm not havin a dig at you mate we are all entitled to our opinions, I belive in another thread you told foolish that the track he posted up was "the gayest shit you have heard"

I'm glad to see other people interested in dub and if that's the flavour you dig then power to you brother. I just get over opinionated when it comes to the styles I mix, my problem not yours.

Any way bro didn't mean to stir you up.

[Gandy]

umm im not worked up?

[Duracell]

Sweet then

[imadje]

anyway: i was into dub reggae since i heard it on pirate radio mid '80s

followed drum n bass since '90's when it transformed from jungle and bassline/2-step since it transformed from garage.

IMO It was only a matter of time until someone put all these ideas together and created the bastard child we all love now

[Duracell]

Would have been awesome to watch it grow and progress, just to think it all originated from the amen break tell me foolish what are the dnb clubs like over there? I can't even begin to imagine compared to ours

[imadje]

TBH out of all the scenes I have seen come and go DnB has maintained its underground roots pretty well throughout.

There are a few stadium size events throughout the year if you like that sort of thing but most cities still have one or two small to mid size d n b events mid week to cater for the fans. These events generally concentrate on sound quality and crowd quality. Vibe over income everytime.

Its not a scene that has become too commercial or sold out even after 15 years or so... UK centres for D n B are Birmingham and Bristol but most towns have a weekly event. Leeds had one called Dope, and it was.

I'm not sure what you guys think of pendulum fans but most of the d n b headz i know consider them the kiss of death for the scene. Stadium/anthem rock isnt where the old guard want it to go...

[styga]

Can't say I've had mine yet, there's a few songs that are good but I'm still not all that into it aye

[Mattox81]

dubstep is going mad mainstream mainly to dj 's like skrillex now every tom dick n harry are rocking dubstep gotta admit but skrillex does some insane mixes

[tommykesh]

My theroy is that in the not to distant future your gonna see the bulk of mainstream shit imitating dubs sound (poorly).

[Duracell]

Yh when it comes to dnb pendulum are not my first thought. same story for dub I here all the cheesy shit that is rolling through and it makes me cringe. They think because it's at 70 bpm with warble it's dub which is way off the mark I wish it would have stayed underground

[Duracell]

Fuck mattox where on the coast you from? I'm on the coast too dude

[Duracell]

@ Kesh

Oi WHALE that downlink mix gets filthy in the middle smacks more of what we heard traul through your heavy dub folder I think you have it

[tommykesh]

only got 2 of those folders of you I will check though

[Mattox81]

Fuck mattox where on the coast you from? I'm on the coast too dude

heey bro yeah im from lake munmorah end of the coast wbu?

[tommykesh]

@Duracell Nope not there.

Bring your hard drive tomorrow so I can get the rest of em

[tommykesh]

He's from homo mountain located in the fag shire

[Duracell]

Eadu till you hiccup kesh

I'm at peats ridge just down the freeway what tunes you into son?

[Mattox81]

aw yeah i know where u at im into dubstep and getting into the dnb sence like chase n status

[tommykesh]

NOISIA NOISIA NOISIA

[Duracell]

Yh take a look at noisia, black sun empire, spor, to name a few heaps more though

[tommykesh]

Black Sun Empire also do some fucking crunchy as dub

[tommykesh]

wait fuck technolidgy and spelling

[Mattox81]

yeah ive heard of nosia but ill check out the rest cheers

[tommykesh]

http://youtu.be/B2enTSK75J8

[Mattox81]

http://youtu.be/B2enTSK75J8

nice heavy bass