ThinKing wrote:blup

Dubstep in California is an abomination tbh. I wasn't referring to California-based producers so much, more what the nights are like (some of the worst I've come across: very few decent clubs, closed minded crowds etc). lol edit- dubstee, just curious where else in the country you've attended dubst...

@ dubstee - so I'm curious about what shows you're attending then. And if you only like Jus Wan's music I'm really suprised you're not into Djunya or DJG. But yes... I would like to know promoters and what type of shows you're going to out here.. if it's Norcal or SoCal. The dubstep scene here isn'...

86 Position wrote:Only heard the tune "Red"....does he work exclusively with Benga & Skream as MM, or does he have solo things?

He has done an ENORMOUS amount of stuff over the years - http://www.discogs.com/artist/Arthur+Smith

What is it with the noobs today?

deamonds wrote:

Jackmaster wrote:Are some of these threads a wind up?

you'll be surprised

The lowest common denominator on here is very low inded.

Brut Willis wrote:Matty G, Jus Wan, Djunya, Juju, DJG, Babylon System.... MATTY G MATTY G MATTY G - i try to make him appear by saying his name 3 times -

What an abomination

But that's not what I was talking about, is it? Read my posts.

Dubstep in California is an abomination tbh. Go listen to some of these then : Antiserum Eskmo Jus Wan Roommate Ripple Quest etc. And if you can't appreciate them then I don't think ur in the right scene mate :wink: I wasn't referring to California-based producers so much, more what the nights are ...

to me trolley snatcha, cookie monsta and stenchman bear absolutely no relationship whatsoever to what i originally liked about dubstep NONE WHATSOEVER - it might as well be a totally different genre of music This. Does this make us elitist? Do we not like it because it's popular? no we don't like i...

caspa is for cigarettes and 16 year olds who think they're badmen People that dont at least appreciate caspa are people that sit on their computers all day trying agonisingly hard to distance themselves from anything that may be described as 'mainstream' and for some reason think they are 'elitist'...

Dj Snipaz wrote:it is ESSENTIAL that everyone supports the up & coming artists in any scene.

All that is essential is that good music is repped over bad music, regardless of who makes it.

Dubstep in California is an abomination tbh.

Just play the tunes you like best.

electronic shaman wrote:

dubstee wrote: Exactly. Honestly some of the idiots on this forum are quite amazing.

Way to read the thread dickwad, I just wrote a huge post defending Richie Hawtin, the dick comment was meant in jest.

I wasn't referring to you, "dickwad".

Why don't you tell me your favorite Ritchie Hawtin song ? Plastikman - Consume :) But you are right, he's a dick for saying vinyl isn't profitable. I for one hope that vinyl is around forever. I'm certainly never getting rid of what vinyl I do have :) The guy knows about selling techno on vinyl mor...

Yah right. Vinyl gives you more music for your money. This wanker is off it. Ritchie Hawtins or whateveer. I nver spent a dime or a penny on his music and I never will. Mp3s are a pain in the ass. Its much easier for me to get/ use vinyl. Screw bringing some CDs :roll: mp3s or a laptop to the club....

But what if youre using CDJs? I dont think riding the pitch like vinyl translates. Excuse me if im wrong but i just made the change from vinyl to CDJ and i cant not touch the platter. It's the same. I find the pitch control very different with cdjs compared to 1210s It's lighter but once you get us...

V used to be such a good label.

kcksnr wrote:But what if youre using CDJs? I dont think riding the pitch like vinyl translates.

Excuse me if im wrong but i just made the change from vinyl to CDJ and i cant not touch the platter.

It's the same.