I have a novel idea for big name DJs
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hard remix is massive. even if it has been rinsed.
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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
I've never said this before, and I don't normally get into negative threads...but as Hard was my joint of last year...
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i live in America and I hear the caspa remix of Hard get rinsed to hell.. not that its unenjoyable, cause i do somehow end up skankin out everytime. but tis' true, I can hardly understand what newham generals are rapping about.
"gotthemlockedinlike??????????hard, everybodys lockedinlike?????????hard!"
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Without sounding like a tnuc, I've been listening to Hip Hop for many years and find anyone complaining about not being able to understand the different accent a bit lame.
No offence intended. Just my opinion.
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welp, i was rinsin Parallel - Who The Rudeboy? like nobodies business and i aint heard no one complain yet! 

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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
I think I understand what they're saying for two reasons: for one, I love grime, so am used to the accents. Secondly, this song has been played on every radio show since late 09, then the caspa rmx, and then the funky edit... Kinda hard to hear it so many times and not start singing along.honey-d wrote:They may be speaking english but the accents are too thick and the slang is too confusing for me to know what's going on ahaha. Seriously, the song is something about people being hard? Them are not hard? I don't even know anymore. Where are you from Fractal? If you are from Canada or America and you understand them then seriously, 1000 internetz to you my friend.fractal wrote:you can't understand the newham generals? that's weird, they're speaking english
tune still!
just out of curiosity, who were you seeing?
Oh, and I'm from Seattle, like it says in my location
btw, who did that funky edit? Martello?
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You are an Idiot first off.
Second you are making every one from America look dense and ignorant. Im not sure how you can assume that every body else in the dance cant understand their own language spoken through an accent that they might not happen across everyday. Just because you cant understand Cockney speak/ & english accents does not me the rest of us are that Dim witted, Thick headed, and close minded.
And Third, If you knew anything about Dubstep at ALL you would have already acknowledged that the freshest new collaborations in the scene are currently between top dubstep producers and UK Grime Vocal Legends. Grime artists over Dubstep beats are the current "final frontier " of the scene. And are unquestionably the generators of the freshest sounds in the scen right now
LIsten to: P Money "Numb" produced by Starkey
P Money "Left the Room" produced by Sukh Knight
P Money "Slang" produced by Sukh Knight
Newham Generals "I Cant Wait" produced by Skream
Durtty Goodz "Gutter Music" produced by Starkey
D Double E "Bassline Murder" produced by DJ Spooky Bizzle
BIG H "Re-offend" produced by Benga
VIRUS SYNDICATE "Talk to Frank" produced by ?
If your not feeling any of these tracks you should probably just stick to The Glitch mob and there pre-mixed "push play" fake live sets instead of going out and pouting at you local Dubstep night.
Second you are making every one from America look dense and ignorant. Im not sure how you can assume that every body else in the dance cant understand their own language spoken through an accent that they might not happen across everyday. Just because you cant understand Cockney speak/ & english accents does not me the rest of us are that Dim witted, Thick headed, and close minded.
And Third, If you knew anything about Dubstep at ALL you would have already acknowledged that the freshest new collaborations in the scene are currently between top dubstep producers and UK Grime Vocal Legends. Grime artists over Dubstep beats are the current "final frontier " of the scene. And are unquestionably the generators of the freshest sounds in the scen right now
LIsten to: P Money "Numb" produced by Starkey
P Money "Left the Room" produced by Sukh Knight
P Money "Slang" produced by Sukh Knight
Newham Generals "I Cant Wait" produced by Skream
Durtty Goodz "Gutter Music" produced by Starkey
D Double E "Bassline Murder" produced by DJ Spooky Bizzle
BIG H "Re-offend" produced by Benga
VIRUS SYNDICATE "Talk to Frank" produced by ?
If your not feeling any of these tracks you should probably just stick to The Glitch mob and there pre-mixed "push play" fake live sets instead of going out and pouting at you local Dubstep night.
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is it not MRK1 on production?415cameradan wrote:VIRUS SYNDICATE "Talk to Frank" produced by ?
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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
Woooooow you made ALOT of assumptions about me, though I'm quite flattered that your first post on DSF is to trashtalk me415cameradan wrote:You are an Idiot first off.
Second you are making every one from America look dense and ignorant. Im not sure how you can assume that every body else in the dance cant understand their own language spoken through an accent that they might not happen across everyday. Just because you cant understand Cockney speak/ & english accents does not me the rest of us are that Dim witted, Thick headed, and close minded.
And Third, If you knew anything about Dubstep at ALL you would have already acknowledged that the freshest new collaborations in the scene are currently between top dubstep producers and UK Grime Vocal Legends. Grime artists over Dubstep beats are the current "final frontier " of the scene. And are unquestionably the generators of the freshest sounds in the scen right now
LIsten to: P Money "Numb" produced by Starkey
P Money "Left the Room" produced by Sukh Knight
P Money "Slang" produced by Sukh Knight
Newham Generals "I Cant Wait" produced by Skream
Durtty Goodz "Gutter Music" produced by Starkey
D Double E "Bassline Murder" produced by DJ Spooky Bizzle
BIG H "Re-offend" produced by Benga
VIRUS SYNDICATE "Talk to Frank" produced by ?
If your not feeling any of these tracks you should probably just stick to The Glitch mob and there pre-mixed "push play" fake live sets instead of going out and pouting at you local Dubstep night.

1st point - whatever dude.
2nd point - None of the people I go to nights with know what they are saying, I've talked to them about this particular song before, obviously I don't ask everyone in the crowd but I've never talked to anyone who did know what they were rapping about. And to assume that I am somehow thick-headed or dimwitted because I can't understand a certain (rather thick) dialect of my own language is just ridiculous. The english language has so many varients I'm sure there are dialects that you would not understand, does that make you a retard? Obviously not. And thats not even the point of my post anyway, my point was that this song is getting rinsed and has been getting rinsed for too long and I'm sick of hearing it every night.
And third - If you knew anything about taste you'd know it's subjective, duh. I personally find the more 2 steppy stuff to be on the forefront, but to each his own.
I never said I hated this song or it was shitty or anything like that, I just said that I would like more variety when I go out and when I hear the same song everytime I go out it gives me a very stagnant impression of the dubstep scene.
So many people got their panties in such a bunch over an opinion its ridiculous.... oh wait I forgot we're on DSF; just another day

Anyway I'm out, this discussion has gone nowhere. Thanks to the people who contributed something more than fecal matter in the form of text. Peace out dudes

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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
and yeah it's MRK1. Talk to Frank is sickELLFIVEDEE wrote:is it not MRK1 on production?415cameradan wrote:VIRUS SYNDICATE "Talk to Frank" produced by ?
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pompende wrote:goddamnit interpreting foreign accents is a fun challenge but nooooooo everyone in america is just so fucking busy they cant even give it a chance.
its truly embarassing. never see brits complaining about how they cant understand american rappers and its not like lil wayne has excellent articulation or anything.
not trying to ridicule anyone in particular btw...!
yeah you're right those damn americans . but im not trying to single anyone out here

dude is partly right everybody and their mother is rinsing that tune right now
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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
yeh i guess what i really want to make clear is that it isnt this one particular guy pissing me off... his post just happens to be reminiscent of a shitty attitude that a lot of people i know (and like) possess.
Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
alright tho.... my novel idea, "fucking try to understand other people"
maybe it will make it more enjoyable for you the next time you hear the tune if you understand whats happening during the verses.
i'll explain... just click play and follow along below...
hard hard... man / gal / dem/ everybody locked in like they're hard [i assume this is about all the people texting in on radio shows like theyve been part of the scene from day or claiming to be the most 'gangsta' mc etc]
d double
he's that lyrical father...name and mc that spits harder [and i beg you please do]
he aint got time for muckin around...
he's getting around [town]
he's gettin mans addicted to the sound like brown...
addicted to the sound like crack..
his torso's fully packed...
if a boy tries a thing he will pull it [the hammer of his pistol] back
and bust... its a must
he's a deep pan and your thin crust
footsie
you're soft...he's hard.
newham generals have spent bare [many] years in the game,
but they've never been parred [cleverly disrespected(?)].
a few people have attempted this feat, including some 'littles' fellow [lil d?]
but they didn't get far and in the end were scarred.
.......lot of people have come and gone from the grime scene and talked really hard but footsies still on the scene and he still reps newham.
/rodigan sample/ if you don't understand this i beg you at least read the wikipedia on david rodigan...
he said to himself... 'go harder' so he stepped up his lyrics and production.
while many of his contemporaries prefer chasing fame on the terms of others, footsie would rather spend his free time refining his technique so that he can make the kind of music he wants and prosper from it, not because it happens to meet some currently popular criteria, but because of its inherent quality.
...there's no rest for the wicked..
he needs some food some food for the brain so he's got to go check his farmer.... [do you know what weed is?]
he's not into drama...but there's a voice in his voice saying 'yo foots go harder.
youre large in the game, but with a lil work you could be a lot larger.'
so he's listening to himself...
and working on his health.
so yeah i guess i am sending for you now honey-d...i fucking spelled this out like shakespeare for a four year old...how does that feel?
and out to everyone else that can't understand what they're saying.... i was born and bred in Greensboro, North Carolina. 6th generation american southerner. fuck ya'll you lazy bitches.
maybe it will make it more enjoyable for you the next time you hear the tune if you understand whats happening during the verses.
i'll explain... just click play and follow along below...
hard hard... man / gal / dem/ everybody locked in like they're hard [i assume this is about all the people texting in on radio shows like theyve been part of the scene from day or claiming to be the most 'gangsta' mc etc]
d double
he's that lyrical father...name and mc that spits harder [and i beg you please do]
he aint got time for muckin around...
he's getting around [town]
he's gettin mans addicted to the sound like brown...
addicted to the sound like crack..
his torso's fully packed...
if a boy tries a thing he will pull it [the hammer of his pistol] back
and bust... its a must
he's a deep pan and your thin crust
footsie
you're soft...he's hard.
newham generals have spent bare [many] years in the game,
but they've never been parred [cleverly disrespected(?)].
a few people have attempted this feat, including some 'littles' fellow [lil d?]
but they didn't get far and in the end were scarred.
.......lot of people have come and gone from the grime scene and talked really hard but footsies still on the scene and he still reps newham.
/rodigan sample/ if you don't understand this i beg you at least read the wikipedia on david rodigan...
he said to himself... 'go harder' so he stepped up his lyrics and production.
while many of his contemporaries prefer chasing fame on the terms of others, footsie would rather spend his free time refining his technique so that he can make the kind of music he wants and prosper from it, not because it happens to meet some currently popular criteria, but because of its inherent quality.
...there's no rest for the wicked..
he needs some food some food for the brain so he's got to go check his farmer.... [do you know what weed is?]
he's not into drama...but there's a voice in his voice saying 'yo foots go harder.
youre large in the game, but with a lil work you could be a lot larger.'
so he's listening to himself...
and working on his health.
so yeah i guess i am sending for you now honey-d...i fucking spelled this out like shakespeare for a four year old...how does that feel?
and out to everyone else that can't understand what they're saying.... i was born and bred in Greensboro, North Carolina. 6th generation american southerner. fuck ya'll you lazy bitches.
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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
Thanks for giving me a typed up version to follow (even if it's condescending as fuck). Though I maintain my ability to understand the lyrics is such a TINY part of what I was saying, and my whole post was about this song getting rinsed too much, not that I don't understand grime. Not that I think grime is somehow stupid. Not that I think grime is wack cause they talk/rap differently than I do. I swear you guys are ridiculous. Why do you feel like being such an asshole, did someone forget to eat his wheaties? Smile motherfuckerpompende wrote:alright tho.... my novel idea, "fucking try to understand other people"
maybe it will make it more enjoyable for you the next time you hear the tune if you understand whats happening during the verses.
i'll explain... just click play and follow along below...
hard hard... man / gal / dem/ everybody locked in like they're hard [i assume this is about all the people texting in on radio shows like theyve been part of the scene from day or claiming to be the most 'gangsta' mc etc]
d double
he's that lyrical father...name and mc that spits harder [and i beg you please do]
he aint got time for muckin around...
he's getting around [town]
he's gettin mans addicted to the sound like brown...
addicted to the sound like crack..
his torso's fully packed...
if a boy tries a thing he will pull it [the hammer of his pistol] back
and bust... its a must
he's a deep pan and your thin crust
footsie
you're soft...he's hard.
newham generals have spent bare [many] years in the game,
but they've never been parred [cleverly disrespected(?)].
a few people have attempted this feat, including some 'littles' fellow [lil d?]
but they didn't get far and in the end were scarred.
.......lot of people have come and gone from the grime scene and talked really hard but footsies still on the scene and he still reps newham.
/rodigan sample/ if you don't understand this i beg you at least read the wikipedia on david rodigan...
he said to himself... 'go harder' so he stepped up his lyrics and production.
while many of his contemporaries prefer chasing fame on the terms of others, footsie would rather spend his free time refining his technique so that he can make the kind of music he wants and prosper from it, not because it happens to meet some currently popular criteria, but because of its inherent quality.
...there's no rest for the wicked..
he needs some food some food for the brain so he's got to go check his farmer.... [do you know what weed is?]
he's not into drama...but there's a voice in his voice saying 'yo foots go harder.
youre large in the game, but with a lil work you could be a lot larger.'
so he's listening to himself...
and working on his health.
so yeah i guess i am sending for you now honey-d...i fucking spelled this out like shakespeare for a four year old...how does that feel?
and out to everyone else that can't understand what they're saying.... i was born and bred in Greensboro, North Carolina. 6th generation american southerner. fuck ya'll you lazy bitches.

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Re: I have a novel idea for big name DJs
to be fair the original post was a bit ass hole-ish as well, right?
yes much of my current anger is probably more directly attributable to personal issues (including dog shit on my floor and a flaky/flirty lady) but it really is frustrating to see this complaint because it speaks to a lack of effort on your part. part of the appeal of this song (to me anyway) is that second footsie verse in which he advocates the never-ending refinement of one's craft...and i know you cant go back in time or whatever but one of the things that has kept dubstep cohesive over the years is that (despite the many varieties and styles out there) there will be a release every 6-12 months that gets heavy play across the board. personally, i'm glad this trend continues considering how things are now.
and yes ill have to take you up on that L if im ever in s. cali!
yes much of my current anger is probably more directly attributable to personal issues (including dog shit on my floor and a flaky/flirty lady) but it really is frustrating to see this complaint because it speaks to a lack of effort on your part. part of the appeal of this song (to me anyway) is that second footsie verse in which he advocates the never-ending refinement of one's craft...and i know you cant go back in time or whatever but one of the things that has kept dubstep cohesive over the years is that (despite the many varieties and styles out there) there will be a release every 6-12 months that gets heavy play across the board. personally, i'm glad this trend continues considering how things are now.
and yes ill have to take you up on that L if im ever in s. cali!
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that tune is siiick...maybe u just go out to much bruv cut a night or two out im in LA also ive heard it maybe twice at shows
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God knows whats going to happen when they hear the P Money stuff from Skream & Sukh Knight!!
So we are now not allowed english rappers/mc's because the americans dont understand them?? Maybe we should just auto-tune everything??
So we are now not allowed english rappers/mc's because the americans dont understand them?? Maybe we should just auto-tune everything??
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@Honey-d: you said you like the more steppy stuff, check the martelo edit of this song in the fantastic mr fox mix
http://www.dubstepforum.com/fantastic-m ... 30897.html
the mix on a whole is really good, would love to hear your thoughts on this version of the tune
sorry for any flack, it's just a really loved tune so you can't fault the peeps for backing it

http://www.dubstepforum.com/fantastic-m ... 30897.html
the mix on a whole is really good, would love to hear your thoughts on this version of the tune
sorry for any flack, it's just a really loved tune so you can't fault the peeps for backing it

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dude I've been bangin that mix all week delivering pizzas!fractal wrote:@Honey-d: you said you like the more steppy stuff, check the martelo edit of this song in the fantastic mr fox mix
http://www.dubstepforum.com/fantastic-m ... 30897.html
the mix on a whole is really good, would love to hear your thoughts on this version of the tune
sorry for any flack, it's just a really loved tune so you can't fault the peeps for backing it
But yeah I like the martelo edit the most out of all of them. Much more rhythmically interesting than the standard half time mixes I've heard otherwise. Nowhere near my favorite track in the mix though, there are some seriously beautiful tracks in there. That opening track has been stuck in my head for days, so catchy yet sooo groovy.
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