I know, but to even make the the inference in a thread that "dnb producers" are coming from outside of dubstep, its kind of the other way around in places, if you go back , as referenced in some of the examples i mentioned. Like i said, if you know the roots of the music, this would be a n...

What about this quotient: Tayla - Bang The Drums/Remnants 12" - Good Looking Records 002 , 1993 Does anyone own this? I do. And i'm proud to own it. Its the second release in the GLR catalogue. O.G biznez, agreed? 8) Remnants, the track made 14 years ago . If you play in on 33rpm, it is by all ...

You chinstroking wank. This is my favourite post in this entire thread. THAT gets a boh! haha. Oh and after listening to the Snare's Kriss Recs clips, it does not merrit a 7 page thread. It really is weak. Still we continue.. sorry kids. Big diversion here, you can kick me in the nuts later, but in...

^^ scary. Like i said, a dubstep war on idm.


Shit is on!

A crap tune is a crap tune, that's unmistakable - but still entirely subjective. I'm sure what peeps are mostly responding to here is how the Snares Kriss records was mislabled, or marketed as "dubstep". That wasn't Snare's doing. At the end of the day, Dubstep will just be another term to...

did someone say bandwagon? For what its worth, and still totally revelent to this thread - dubstep, dumbstep, Snares, breakcore et all - on both sides of the fence, some peeps would say that a label like Planet Mu is one of the biggest bandwagon jumpers out there. Simply bringing this up for conver...

er.. for what its worth, you guys are kind of missing the point. KRISS Recs is pretty much a metal "mashup" tribute label of sorts. Nothing to be taken seriously, like FUBAR with beats. Some won't see the humour in it all. But I must say, the mon Jahba did a pretty entertaining dnb mash of...

um so yeah..

Fuck what you heard.

This mix is the greatest thing i heard today. And i'm quite the critic in my "hard" music tastes. heh.


No really, AMAZING. Warlock, Rag'n'Bone, have always been the shit.

Make me go apeshit.

Simply brilliant.

As i was saying, production wise, definitely they were a big influence on how i listened to music to dj with. I think that's something that british house productions had at that time, a bit more adventure in samples and structure. I mean, Spooky were sampling the Pixies of all bands, and did a good ...

So i know this just got re-released, i still had my original cd copy in storage, so i brought it out for a dusty listen over the past couple weeks. Its interesting that i hung on to this for so long when I've gone through an incredible amount of music in that time. Picked it up when it first came ou...

brilliant,

just brilliant.

Good thread peeps. and MAD choices & selections. PeaceOff Records (and all subsideries - BangARang, RUFF!, Damage) There's some breakcore heads that will actually knock PeaceOFF for whatever reasons, but you can't deny accessiblity & floor damage of the tunes pressed. A dj's label, pure and ...

wow, there's a name you dont' hear much these days. Some of the first "electronic" vinyl i bought back in the day for djing purposes.

"Time To Find Me" - AFX mixes. Remember that?

rawk

Is it May already? Rent is due too huh? um.. ToRMeNT- TormentedSoundz, SDR, CiTR Radio (Calgary/Vancouver - Canada) Starkey - Instant Response - Trouble&Bass Dj Floorclearer - Lights Out - Ruff CardoPusher - Voice Mail Bomb - Ruff CardoPusher - Down To the Wire 12" - TD CardoPusher - Blood ...

BANG! Hey kids. Another forum huh? TORMENT, based outta Calgary, AB, Canada @ the moment. Figured i'd be the first to post from Calgary.. if there's nobody on here remotely from the praries in this barren land called Canaduh. Um... "dubstep" in MY country. You can hear dubstep in Calgary b...