pinch - qawwali

this is the correct answer.

bleep has benga - comb 60s as flac.

full-length album nao!

sweet.

it's up to individuals to find good music, not companies. as long as the internet remains open there won't be any problem.

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just for home listening though; I don't dj.

definitely coppin' this one.

great tune, heard it on this (http://www.discogs.com/release/73083), one the few uk garage cds I own.

from the steppas' delight liner notes: It was Hatcha, according to Arthur 'Artwork' Smith, who first coined the term dubstep. "Benny Ill used to come in the shop. Back in the early garage days he was trying to make garage but he was putting the snare on the wrong beat, on the three beat. He was...

Furiouz wrote:Built For Boundaries - Mixed by Quiet Storm - Storming Productions

this is my current fave as well. the dubstep allstars are all jamming too, though.

or you could divide it into two parts to put on youtube.

caspa = spanish for dandruff

I didn't like circle at first, but I couldn't stop listening to it! I used to listen to that shit compulsively; it's viral!

I looooove clouddead and projects from all three members as well. three of my favorite music makers.

this song was huge when I was in high school. so cheesy.

As it goes, Plaid asked us to remix their track "Bar Kimura", which they scored for the anime film "Tekkon Kinkreet". You can hear the remix at virb.com/vexd (better quality player), or myspace.com/vexd, should be out in a couple of months. Big up J this is out now! http://www.c...

check out max tundra - mastered by guy at the exchange

eleven dollars plus shipping for 2 tracks? c'maaaaaan! I've mostly just been buying virtually every dubstep cd that comes out, plus the occasional flacs (lossy compression is the devil). I've got 12"s of some of my favorites. I wish more labels would do like skull disco and release compilations...

nice album. very dark and minimal, as said, but it's got those atmospheric synth pads/washes/whatever (not up on my musical terminology), which makes it great late-night listening.

someone on another forum was saying that scorn practically invented dubstep. I'm not familiar with the guy's work. what do y'all think?