How did u get into Dubstep..

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How did u get into Dubstep..

Post by *grand* » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:38 pm

from what i can tell its like the dubstep scen has trippled in size.. just wanted to know how the majority of u guys got invovled with it, and what u like about it.
let u guys know how i came about it after a few posts....
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Post by lucky_strike » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:42 pm

been there since morning!

was a ukg dj, played garage nation, libertys all the big ones. slowly moved onto breakbeat, but kept an eye on what tempa and every 1 was doing, baught the records.
slowly began mixin dubstep into my brekbeat sets then the scene exploded and just found a whole love 4 the scene in general.
all the while i was makin tracks to.

the scene reminds me of dnb bak in the day, fwd is like metalheadz sessions at dingwalls! just love it.

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Post by etidorhpa » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:42 pm

I was completely confused by the whole sound at first, used to hear tracks on the breezeblock but didn't quite get it. Then i picked up some of the early hyperdub Kode9 (spit etc.) releases and went from there. Once Kode9 did that burial mix on the breezeblock i was totally hooked.
This time last year i was just getting into it i guess.....started counting my dubstep 12's the other day....frightening man, i spent close to a grand on dubstep last year....
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Post by dynamixuk » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:43 pm

i bought her a drink...blagged about owning shit, played her some dub's then she was easy.

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Post by deamonds » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:48 pm

when grimes instrumentals started all 2 sound like MPC Made-video game sounding- i wanted a bit more of sum of the stuff id originally eard from oris j and artwork.....then the skream janurary mix 2006 started it...

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Post by thomas » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:49 pm

Been into Hip Hop for ages now, when the grime thing started i wasnt feeling it. But over time it grew on me, and aswell as a love for music i was listening to loads of stuff. Dubstep hit me about 4 months ago, but only just getting deep into it.

Big up Tee from www.Rapnews.co.uk aswell for putting me onto Skream, Kode9 and this forum!!

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Post by protocolx » Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:59 pm

i used to be well into my garage.. used to buy. .Darqwan/ zed bias / zinc. / wookie etcetc. . tht died off tho. .i kinda followed dnb. for a couple of years after this. . i was producing grime still. but i wasnt really aware of 'dubstep' .
i heard Quiet Storm on rinse 1 time.. i just randomly tuned in. when i was in london/ heard stuff that was familiar sounding. but different .hazey memories..
was still not aware of 'dubstep'

i probably realised what dubstep was sometimes early 2005 maybe . . the days of the blogspots. .dubways etcetc

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Post by furiouz » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:12 pm

1992 House---->Hardcore/Breakbeat---->
1994 Jungle---->DnB----->
1997 Speed/UKG/2step----->"Dark" 2step (Oris, Zed, Gurley, Chris Mac)---->Tempa, Soulja, Vehicle---->D U B S T E P.......
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Post by delendi » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:28 pm

i knew about it from yeeeeeeeears ago cos i knew Heny when he came to Uptown, but i never actually heard any back then. I heard a few bits here n there through the years cos i was into grime, then I started workin at Mixing (where Big Apple used to be on Surry St), met Ironslag/Kromestar first then N-type, Walsh and some others and was suddenly hearin shitloads... and liked it cos i was brought up listenin to reggae among other stuff and always reeeeally liked and admired the skill in dub. i was happy youngers were kinda reopening and expanding upon dub. PLUS i'm a 100% certified bass addict :wink:

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Post by signus » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:28 pm

It came to me in a dream

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Post by paolo » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:33 pm

I heard it on the breezeblock. Cheers mary anne!

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Post by reso » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:39 pm

Blame rusko, he played me some old quietstorm rinse sets and i nearly shit meself. Bout a year and a bit ago.
Curse u rusko babylon!!

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Post by lwiz » Sun Jan 14, 2007 1:41 pm

started to spin house in 95 got more and more into deep house. 97-98 got into Speed Garage & 44's. 1999 or somethin when the Ghost/Tempa/Ammunition-era started. some diggin and discovered a location on the map called Croydon. vent down there in 2001-2002 to the legendary Big Apple, fwd>> aswell. and here we are ... :roll:

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Post by logos » Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:40 pm

Always listened to garage whilst being in to dnb. Then read the hyperdub website in summer 2001 and got started picking up ghost and all the early tempa releases, and the rest is history...

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Post by dom » Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:54 pm

LUCKY_STRIKE wrote:been there since morning!

was a ukg dj, played garage nation, libertys all the big ones.
I was wondering if you were the same person. Now I know lol

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Post by joe » Sun Jan 14, 2007 2:56 pm

DNB producer showed me Search & Destroy/Toasty stuff in early 2005. Liked that, so hunted dubstep mixes online.

Listened to Forensics (Bristol) stuff from smokering.co.uk for months, and other things. Fell in love with it!

Hooked by lots of tracks but (predictably?) Request Line and other Skream stuff - bless. Also D1, Omen, After Dark, Vex'd, etc...

Got to know names. Didn't have my first FWD until June 2006, first DMZ until Jan 2007! Only joined the forum last Nov.

Started making tunes seriously a couple of months ago (been doodling for years), started buying most dubstep releases around same time.

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Post by surr » Sun Jan 14, 2007 3:23 pm

It all started when I downloaded the "dubble mix" from dj 7 below. I thought that I was downloading a drum&bass mix. I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised when I listened to it :) I started googling for info and downloading other dubstep mixes, and voilà...

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Post by daveldn » Sun Jan 14, 2007 7:16 pm

Was into Hip Hop for quite a bit, then got into UKHH then Grime.

Then about 2 weeks ago my mate was playing a mix cd in his car and i've been hooked since (yes, i am new so be nice! )

Just trying to find more artists and stuff i'll like so thought i'd join the forum!

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Post by ytee » Sun Jan 14, 2007 7:39 pm

I'm a jungle defect...I started listening to jungle in 1994 then a couple years ago got really board with it....started listening to a little grime....then heard some vex'd and kode 9 shit.....fell in love...and now you fucks have to put up with me. :D

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Post by markle » Sun Jan 14, 2007 7:43 pm

It got into me!

Right in me Brain!

Then into my soul... :n:
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