fractal wrote:

Hey! That's my track!

Big label. 1 is still the best, also liked the Peter Tosh legalise it, only one that I missed and regret is the rizla dub one.

Respect for putting out tunes that couldn't be done legally, but done for the love.

vax wrote:It's not about the money.

It's about having an elite club of only a few hundred people being allowed to have your music.

'arf 'arf. I'm in that club.

There have been other forms of UK dance music that have achieved a modicum of success in the US (strong underground scenes and talented producers), but the bad reaction from the UK is that we’ve been doing this for over twenty years now, and it takes the most soul-less variation (and we’ve been ...

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj1/renegaderec/stuff/PLUS_5_cover.jpg

Is that Actress on the right?

He looks like a James Bond movie henchman who perhaps has a penchant for necrophilia, and extinguishing cigarettes on himself to show he's angry before inevitable showdown with 007.
In a good ...

miyan wrote:Ah, so when Kyle says "listen to this sick crap I think it's my new favorite" at the bus stop he wasn't referencing dubstep?

Must be denial.

I think I got £50 for Burial's first EP, and I reckon that was selling it cheap.

If you're after vinyl, Suburban Base released a comp of classics the other year, but doubt it's still floating around now.

DJ Hype (feat. MC GQ) - Roll The Beats (Inject The Bass Mix)
Droppin' Science - Volume 1
Boogie Times Tribe - The Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown Remix)
Johnny Jungle - Johnny ...

It's another 'death of dubstep' thread.

Dubstep does seem like yesterday's news atm. I blame the wobble.

To watch?

DJ Rap. I could watch her all day.

Post-dubstep is anything you order from Boomkat or Juno or Chemical.

Not to be confused with post-reply.

I ruined dubstep. Someone shared it with me- I loved it- shared it with everyone I could- I thought I could make my own- I wouldn't talk about anything else. Dubstep is sick with the deadly virus: myself.

This beautiful thing was created and then grew because of the loving attention of its ...

i'm new here. can someone tell me if i'm ruining it too?

here's a little about me: I live in Los Angeles. i don't own heavy frame glasses. i don't own any converse. I am clean shaven. i do own a few plaid shirts. i own one hoody that I wear out on occassion. my jeans aren't tight at all and allow ...

55stevieboy2010 wrote:LOOK. I CANT GO FOR A DAY WITHOUT READING THIS BULLSHIT ON THIS FORUM!

You just ruined dubstep right there. Hater.

leslie wrote:

dj $hy wrote: I love mixing with records and personally (I'm ready to take heat on this) think its harder and takes more skill to mix with them compared to CD's

Massively agree.

There's no debate here.

How about DJs who play jungle?

Big.

bump. any ideas about good mixer w/ echo FX if the Pioneer isn't up to scratch?



I bought a Vestax 07 Pro back around '98 or '99 for £800.00, and it was the best mixer on the market of it's type. Great design, good sound, ground-breaking crossfaders, and it's still working fine. In 2002 Vestax ...

were new hear came today, the instrumentals vinyl is so good. big up jamie xx

Know if the instrumentals will have a commercial release? For a lot of the tracks, I think the vocals work really well. But I'd rather have NY Is Killing Me as an instrumental; I just don't care about NY, but the guitar ...

It's been a long time since I ever thought of purchasing a DJ mixer but are Vestax just not up to the bar or something anymore? They've only been mentioned once in this thread so far.
this is an interesting observation, I've wondered this before as well..never used one at all. I guess they're just ...