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Grats, you guys got featured on the XLR8R site!

http://www.xlr8r.com/news/2009/04/free-dubstep-documentary

Big ups.
Much respect for putting this together.

"Mainly people who are sound heads, we come for the music"

This is InSCHanity with a capital ISCH. A bit better imo than that interview dvd and this is free. Kudos to the makers, tis grrreat.

Cheers mate great documentary.

Cheers mate, on the DL. Lookin forward 2 seeing this 1

Samuel Sifter wrote:Grats, you guys got featured on the XLR8R site!

http://www.xlr8r.com/news/2009/04/free-dubstep-documentary

ARgh.

We posted up the links on our site, and XLR8r has given us the credit for this rather than the film makers. I've emailed XLR8r to let them know this is wrong and that they need to give the actual film makers credit!

i've asked for this on the tune id thread. but can anyone id the song after the elemental (I think) interview at about 23.40 into this docu.

There's supposed to be a tracklist at the end of the docu but I only remember getting myspace links. And I can't redownload it for the moment because I'm at my download limit

Watched this last night, well inspirational & old school 2

ha bumped into some of the hench crew on there way to amsterdam last week!

I'm downloading now....but I think for those of you that get straight audio, you might need the ac3filter. if you don't have it, dl and then try.

Bristooooooool

biggles

Cheers for this, really enjoyed the documentary. First time i've put names to faces for many producers on here. Any idea where i can get a copy of the tune that comes in at 3:55? The one with the sample about "shadowboxing". Such a big tune.

DJ_Duck wrote:Cheers for this, really enjoyed the documentary. First time i've put names to faces for many producers on here. Any idea where i can get a copy of the tune that comes in at 3:55? The one with the sample about "shadowboxing". Such a big tune.

Tune's called Taiko Riddim, by Forsaken. He gave it away for free here.

http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=69448&start=0&sid=ad928b73bcc4730efc42f5ba027f78c7

DJ_Duck wrote:Cheers for this, really enjoyed the documentary. First time i've put names to faces for many producers on here. Any idea where i can get a copy of the tune that comes in at 3:55? The one with the sample about "shadowboxing". Such a big tune.

http://www.divshare.com/download/3003458-e6d
wish they still made 'step as strange and wonderful as this
well actually to be fair Forsaken still does goin by his Soul Motive release
from here http://bytebristol.blogspot.com/

paint wrote:

DJ_Duck wrote:Cheers for this, really enjoyed the documentary. First time i've put names to faces for many producers on here. Any idea where i can get a copy of the tune that comes in at 3:55? The one with the sample about "shadowboxing". Such a big tune.

Tune's called Taiko Riddim, by Forsaken. He gave it away for free here.

http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=69448&start=0&sid=ad928b73bcc4730efc42f5ba027f78c7

what an amazing tune!

if only tunes like this still got played out, it's so basic yet so heavy.. those kick drums, wow.

Downloading it now, but the Megavideo link isn't working.

Was gonna post it around to some 'n00bs' so they can get the background of the scene, but I doubt they'd download the whole thing.

Cheers Pidge and Paint, much appreciated. It's such an interesting tune, pretty much all kicks and snares but so complex, makes me really wish i was in the clubs right at the beggining of the sound when it seemed like no one really knew what they were doing, they were just making tunes that sounded good to them. Big up Forsaken!

Sorry to bump such an old thread but I watched this last night and I was wondering if anyone could recomend me any modern tunes (still available to buy on vinyl) similar to the ones featured in the video. Up to now I've mainly been buying the dancefloor stuff with the odd deep/dark tune but I watched this last night and loved every tune featured on it.

Also any newbies to the forum who havent seen this I recomend watching it.