Need an ID on this real glitchy one - sorry no audio - but my life will be complete if I can find this 8) , I've heard it twice now while out and it's stuck in my head so bad.


The drum pattern is like:

1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 -
x x x X x x x X

BPM is a lot higher than 140
Really ...

To quote the man skream himself:

There's not a big MC following in dubstep, it's more about the music which I think is another good thing. Because then it doesn't turn into image, it's not an image thing.

.onelove. wrote:

skyeyes wrote:sounds like it would be dope for some dubrap.

Get out.

+1
I loled hard when I read that. Someone watering down this track by rapping over it at a night out would make me die a little inside. The music speaks for itself, and to anyone who disagrees I hope the dubstep I like doesn't appeal to them.

this is a grime track ive been workin for the past few days. i feel like ive reached some pinacle point with the track.. although i feel like its not totally finished yet all of its elements are in place. and kind of feedback would be nice!

http://soundcloud.com/theflipsidejosh/clean-execution ...

what track would YOU like to be the most recognised? which track should be?

Riskotheque - Monster
from that instantly recognisable streched 3 beat long bass.

Rsd - Naked Mario Kart
from how much it sticks in your head.

I'm surprised no one's said it's a rusko track and then started a big fight.
Anyway cheers guys you all seem to be on the same page.

spire wrote:Night or Midnight Request Line FAR before either of those.

If youtube is anything to go by, Night has 2.1 million views. And Midnight Request Line doesn't have many but I know it has a big place in history. Cheers for the reply.

A question for those who've been in the scene a while...
What do you think is the most well know, famous or recognized tune? Taking into account the crazy dub heads, and the casual listeners. I would think it might be:

Emalkay - When I Look At You
Scream - Chest Boxing

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