dopelabs wrote:dubstep.fm for one...borrowed wrote:dopelabs wrote:plenty of other stations that DONT have mc's to choose from...
Know any?

dopelabs wrote:dubstep.fm for one...borrowed wrote:dopelabs wrote:plenty of other stations that DONT have mc's to choose from...
Know any?
epochalypso wrote:man dun no bout da 'nuum
really? your show, or the whole station? i gotta tell you dude, that sounds booooring lol..dopelabs wrote:
dubstep.fm for one... i basically have a no-mc policy....
for the whole station... ive watched the stats before when i would allow mc's and i would watch as 100+ listeners disconnect...human? wrote:really? your show, or the whole station? i gotta tell you dude, that sounds booooring lol..dopelabs wrote:
dubstep.fm for one... i basically have a no-mc policy....
i mean, of course somebody on the mic CAN be obnoxious for a million different reasons... but usually its mad fun imo.. seems like a distinct difference between some internet stuff and a real pirate...
anyways, your station, your niche, more power to you dude... idgi tho
you can mention them... just dont advertise other shows in there...pompende wrote:dont ever mention the existence of other radio stations in the dubstep.fm chat.
it makes dopelabs angry.
This is true i must say my favorite mc/host is defo Ntype(is he even an mc ??)he is funny as fuck, and im even starting to use his terms with my friends, makes for mor interesting conversations" yo bruv thats a par" leaving them puzzled til i explain the many uses of 'par'.vindian wrote:for me there's more to it than just the music, the minds behind the decks are legends and MC/host elements can really bridge the gap. How else can you get into the personalities of these guys and get a little closer to understanding why the tracks are the way they are? for someone that lives so fkn far away from the 'scene' in London, it's a serious treat to hear that culture rolling across the airwaves. crazy ups to each & every host on Rinse, keep it dope
no.1 is your opinion....steshine wrote:I must say I listened to dubstep.fm a few times and thought it was fairly poor... quite boring and generally average music. Rinse is no.1 for a reason. Good DJs, Good music, Good MCs.
No, Rinse is n°1 without a doubt:dopelabs wrote:no.1 is your opinion....steshine wrote:I must say I listened to dubstep.fm a few times and thought it was fairly poor... quite boring and generally average music. Rinse is no.1 for a reason. Good DJs, Good music, Good MCs.
but there is a reason why dubstep.fm has more online listeners than any other dubstep internet station =]
chazer wrote:most of visitors were shocked by horrible Zombys mixing skills (he didn't even try)
they called him "iPod in mask"
Agent 47 wrote:Next time I can think of something, I will.
any stats? otherwise i beg to differdopelabs wrote:i agree that yes they may have more top dubstep djs... and have been established for much longer than sub or dubstep.fm... but when it comes right down to the sheer numbers of online listeners.. there is no opinion about it.. the cold hard fact is that dubstep.fm has more listeners... the stats dont lie =]
chazer wrote:most of visitors were shocked by horrible Zombys mixing skills (he didn't even try)
they called him "iPod in mask"
Without Rinse fm you, your station and this forum probably wouldn't be here. Such is their importance in nurturing underground music and culture across many genres.dopelabs wrote:i agree that yes they may have more top dubstep djs... and have been established for much longer than sub or dubstep.fm... but when it comes right down to the sheer numbers of online listeners.. there is no opinion about it.. the cold hard fact is that dubstep.fm has more listeners... the stats dont lie =]
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