a seperate 12" to celebrate each stage of his career?

wonder what the 12" celebrating the phase of career where he's releasing awful roni size remixes on deep medi will be like.

blackdown wrote:Something else being fashionable is useful for dubstep, it'll weed out the chancers & the greedy.

Ha, we used to say that about DnB back in 99 or so.

Fun times.

http://dnbshare.com/download/Darqwan_Wa ... x.mp3.html

^ there's the Warrior Stance remix, don't have the other one any more unfortunately but this one is a personal favourite.

http://vimeo.com/3191188 /thread. *edit* arse, that video doesn't have the complete quote - "I personally do not believe in 'style'. Because of 'styles', people are separated. They are not united together because styles became law, and then the law becomes Gospel." Full speech is sampled ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JE2ufgLEws Don't post on here much these days, but figured I'd make an exception for a 15 year old tune that sounds like a slice of "Future Garage" and was released at a time when there was barely even a thing called "UK Garage". I always enjoyed ...

Big mix!

I'll tell you about CDJs. CDJs are queer, and rewinds on CDJs sound like a pair of cuntflaps sliding down a window at full speed. Rewinds aint great but you are a bellend :james: Funny shit. My experience with CDJ's hasn't been great, but the ones I used were a pile of shit. But I certainly don't u...

If it's 90 BPM then surely it's just sped up DnB?

fractal wrote:really suprised that people think halftime is dubstep. there was a time when there was no such thing as halftime dubstep

http://www.dubstepforum.com/halfstep-t6 ... t=halfstep

Innit

http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?8360-Juke

^ pretty interesting 64 page thread on the whole Juke thing, if you want to spend a rainy afternoon working your way through it there's some pretty interesting discussion in there towards the end of it all as well as many many many links.

deamonds wrote:Probably some of the most inspiring and interesting music I have heard in ages. The fact that it is so relentless, lawless and somehow seems to resonate with a sound not too far detached from Jungle, but at the same time, COMPLETELY detached from jungle, is amazing.

YES!

I did, but then "Dubstep" got pretty old pretty quickly apart from a handful of names, but by then I'd bought enough Dubstep records to be able to keep buying 130-140BPM stuff on a regular basis without needed to get stuck in one genre, which to me, having only really ever bought DnB to mi...

pkay wrote: I was told at one point Wormhole LP was 'complete shit'.

It's pretty rubbish to be fair, and it really hasn't aged well.

Never met the chap in my life, but this makes a wonderfully pleasing contrast to the many threads by artists about not getting any money!

This thread just beggars belief :lol: For what it's worth - the term "Drumstep" seems to be exclusively used by the Jumpup / Wobble 'n Screech crew to describe the sort of halftime tunes they're starting to make, presumably because: A: They've never heard of Amit B: They've never heard an...

Triple fucking face palm :u: :u: :u: A drum & bass roller = A hip hop beat double timed. So a half-step, double timed beat.. where does that leave us!? :D I think, if we're going to be making sweeping statements about bass music and what we think it is, it is worth acknowledging that there is s...

n. what do you call Crissy Criss's "Kick Snare" release? 1 track is Dubstep, 1 track is Drumstep. There is no other way to put it! http://www.juno.co.uk/products/Kick-Snare-VIP/395745-01/ Personally I'd call it a waste of perfectly good vinyl and a stain on a legendary record label's illu...

This thread just beggars belief :lol: For what it's worth - the term "Drumstep" seems to be exclusively used by the Jumpup / Wobble 'n Screech crew to describe the sort of halftime tunes they're starting to make, presumably because: A: They've never heard of Amit B: They've never heard any...