optimum wrote:Who remembers when Quasimoto disses Simon Harris breaks on 'Return of the loop digga' lol!!!

madlib got no love for simon harris

fantastic group. it's all about black sounds of freedom. heard that for the first time in the system, given to me by another inmate. helped me through tough times. pure gold.

this is a great documentary. highly recommended. definitely a piece of history.

Scaramanga wrote:shit

too small for my big ass

xxxl or stfu

even better

i dunno, i could be wrong, i thought i heard some guy say somewhere in the interview "like the one caller said about sub.fm" or something. i might be wrong, i dunno.

i think i heard sub.fm mentioned on NPR (national public radio) today while on my lunch break. i didnt get the full story, but they were talking about internet music streaming being illegal in about 30 days or something like that unless you pay an outrageous fee. something about the internet equalit...

luke envoy's "gamma" did it for me.

omen's "rebellion" was the follow through.

ekstrak wrote:bizarre thread, when you consider how much detroit has alread 'given' to dubstep.

detroit has always been a city that influences...well, just about everything.

motown and techno

those 2 things alone id say did more influencing than any of us could ever care to count in our lifetimes.

shaolin!


master killer & return of the master killer ftw! whachoo know bout da "roots of kung fu", baby?!?

to ym understanding, breakbeat science sells dubstep, but theyre out in the les.

http://www.breakbeatscience.com

i'll go to burning man this year without a doubt. i'll also be going to bonnaroo. it doesn't really matter to me alot of what's been said so far. i've only been out to a few festivals in my lifetime, the ones that stick out the most was lollapalloza when i was 12 and bonnaroo which was last year. ev...

visitor q ftw

WOW! hell of a party, eh? i can't believe that many people were there just for the dubstep. i guess it's official, there is actually a demand for dubstep in the dc area. it was a beautiful thing. sorry to the heads last night that i got lost cuz of the directions. seems like i pissed quite a few peo...

if ya wanna say hi, i'll be rocking a shirt with this on it : http://www.625thrash.com/img/cb.jpg powerviolence 4eva <3 :lol: come say hi! my name is flea. i'll be in the dubstep room most of the night noddin it up and watching over my sub :wink: Driving Directions Rock and Roll Hotel is located at ...

Niney The Observer (try The Observers too) The upsetters (with lee 'scratch' perry) Jacky Mittoo (reggae pioner) John Holt (one of the greatest reggae voices, he sings police in helicopter) Max Romeo Fred Locks Al Campbell John Wayne Johny Osbourne Charlie Chaplin Scotty Prince Far I don't forget r...

David_M wrote:Black Uhuru

i remember when i was in prison, another inmate gave me a copy of "black sounds of freedom" on cassette. changed my life and my perspective on music.

"mabey i would be under the earth
mabey i would be in shackles and chains..."

i remember the many episodes of people ive seen overdosed on ketamine in the late 90's at raves and such. people got terribly fucked up. having seizures looking like theyre getting ready to die with a smile on thier face. it's fucked.

needs to come out right quick. ive been waiting for this lovely tune for quite some time. any info?