



but then again if we mentioned Duppy Soursop, it would be a different result.
i think Marduk is my favourite of the recents, it mixes so so well, and it's just huge.
i do have a lot of love for Duppy Soursop though.
Giving away some remixes:incnic wrote:eat bass u r a wanker m8 lol
fuk off with ur shite prolems cos im trying to classofy dungeon vs classic dubstep ffs
i had my doubts, and then i heard it out. i take back everything i said... everything that sounds dissonant and obnoxious and cheesy about it just falls into place and it all makes sense. even the gyptian vocal which i thought was a fucking joke. brilliant tune - one for the dance only thoughbut then again if we mentioned Duppy Soursop, it would be a different result.
thekuku wrote:Nah never taking the piss. Not on DSF at least
Giving away some remixes:incnic wrote:eat bass u r a wanker m8 lol
fuk off with ur shite prolems cos im trying to classofy dungeon vs classic dubstep ffs
yes.epochalypso wrote:so would I. I didn't say best coki tune did I?Lucifa wrote:Even then, I probably rate Soundboy and I Swear above them although theyre on a different vibe.
Lol.. You serious? You rate this tune over Goblin?Lucifa wrote:Especially this, this everytime. Stagga - Freight Dub;
lol sorry, but how can something like Kalawanji be considered tearout and not Haunted? I dont know what your definition is, but mines is any up-tempo track that destroys the dancefloor.Phigure wrote:also i'd hardly call tunes like gangsta 4 life, tortured, or haunted tearout. a bit more aggressive maybe, but tearout is something different entirely
Lucifa wrote:lol sorry, but how can something like Kalawanji be considered tearout and not Haunted? I dont know what your definition is, but mines is any up-tempo track that destroys the dancefloor.Phigure wrote:also i'd hardly call tunes like gangsta 4 life, tortured, or haunted tearout. a bit more aggressive maybe, but tearout is something different entirely
jrkhnds wrote:- dubstepforum, 2014.and I've never really rated dubstep..
Lol I can't bring myself too wheel up tunes at homeBlueyTeamTom wrote:the gyptian vocal just takes the tune to another level, tbh.
i'll be mixing it, and the hardest decision about giving it the wheel & deal is whether i want too hear the vocal twice/three times or not hahaha
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