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Post by andythetwig » Tue Nov 01, 2005 4:51 pm

reza wrote:
grimreaper wrote:So do DJs play this broken stuff with dubstep? I've listened to some of the mixes and quite a bit of it sounds like breakbeat to my ears - it would be nice to hear some proper music again - a bit more musical
I don't see why not, I do...

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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 4:52 pm

Breaks went thru a slump this year...but has come back very strong...there are some huge tunes out there on dub at the moment...HUGE - esp from the camps of Breakfastaz, ControlZ/Autobots
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Post by geoff » Tue Nov 01, 2005 4:56 pm

I mostly findly breaks as a sound and a scene incredibly tedious. I think 'breaks' as a genre tarnished what I always loved most in music, i.e. breaks. For a genre built around breakbeats, it uses some of swaggest rhythms.

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Post by blackdown » Tue Nov 01, 2005 4:59 pm

El-B fell out of love with the dark side of dubstep, and became more concerned with nu soul and hip hop. Zed's in Manchester making lots of broken beat and nu soul. i heard he's been really prolific!
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Post by numaestro » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:02 pm

imho u may as well drop dnb - it's ironic given the origin of breakbeat just how unfunky it all is - music for student unions, dance music for peeps who don't like dance music
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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:08 pm

geoff wrote:I mostly findly breaks as a sound and a scene incredibly tedious. I think 'breaks' as a genre tarnished what I always loved most in music, i.e. breaks. For a genre built around breakbeats, it uses some of swaggest rhythms.
what does swag mean?
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Post by numaestro » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:12 pm

Spaceboy wrote:
geoff wrote:I mostly findly breaks as a sound and a scene incredibly tedious. I think 'breaks' as a genre tarnished what I always loved most in music, i.e. breaks. For a genre built around breakbeats, it uses some of swaggest rhythms.
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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:14 pm

lol desperate students!
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Post by phoze'l » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:16 pm

numaestro wrote:
Spaceboy wrote:
geoff wrote:I mostly findly breaks as a sound and a scene incredibly tedious. I think 'breaks' as a genre tarnished what I always loved most in music, i.e. breaks. For a genre built around breakbeats, it uses some of swaggest rhythms.
what does swag mean?
students without any girlfriends!
Haha quality!

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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:18 pm

numaestro wrote:imho u may as well drop dnb - it's ironic given the origin of breakbeat just how unfunky it all is - music for student unions, dance music for peeps who don't like dance music
i dunno, i like a fair bit of breaks out there - u just gotta find it amongst 90% of the rubbish that is around...dylan rhymes, 30HZ, breakfastaz etc - half of these are my mates anyway so i kinda support them.
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Post by numaestro » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:22 pm

Yeah - OK Sid. No doubt you know more than I - I'm busy trying to get the natives into our music and breakbeat is a door. I've got guys listening to S+d, Darqwan and Dubchild thru selling em the breaks story - so it can't all be bad
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Post by bad manners » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:23 pm

numaestro wrote:imho u may as well drop dnb - it's ironic given the origin of breakbeat just how unfunky it all is - music for student unions, dance music for peeps who don't like dance music


no, no, no m8..... i advise u to check artists like phace, corrupt souls.. etc.. no funk?? ull be surprised... i think dnb is gonna go alot more wormhole esque in the next year!! pure funk!!

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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:23 pm

MALAGA..........
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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:24 pm

Re: Howie's post ...Malaga massive for breaks...massive! crazy 10 pill taking nutter dudes
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Post by numaestro » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:28 pm

Spaceboy wrote:Re: Howie's post ...Malaga massive for breaks...massive! crazy 10 pill taking nutter dudes
Yeah i know!! They bottled off krafty cuts when he went a bit house!!
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Post by spaceboy » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:32 pm

krafty's fuckin killing it....
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Post by furiouz » Tue Nov 01, 2005 6:18 pm

grimreaper wrote:
WALSH wrote:makes uk rap now....

Not in the dubstep music no more.... "it doesnt pay the bills"

Not sure what he has been doing with the el tuff project, but
who cares on here!
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You´re not! I´m really really fellin the El-Tuff stuff. Play a lot of 4x4 as well as dubstep. Seems like nobody on here does... :(
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Post by m9918868 » Tue Nov 01, 2005 8:41 pm

Spaceboy wrote:Re: Howie's post ...Malaga massive for breaks...massive! crazy 10 pill taking nutter dudes
The Distortionz website has some vids from this Malaga massive. Fuckin' amazing.

For the rest: I come from breaks and honestly when i discovered dubstep I have been gradually losing all my interest in breaks. Most of it is complete cheese, an endless succession of buildups and lacks any freshness -especially compared to dubstep. 30hz, entity, baobinga are some of the few exceptions.
Anyway, I bet I'll keep an eye on the evolution of breaks, but I'm not much bothered anymore. Unless you would consider that so-called 'breakstep' as an evolution going on in the realms of breaks, rather than a complementary (re)definition of dubstep. Which I don't.

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Post by sumone » Tue Nov 01, 2005 9:41 pm

i listen to a bit breaks too, as i have lotsa friends in this scene too and i have to say theres more and more breakstep sounding stuff coming on lotsa labels. a track that i really like atm is Waveform "Drifter" on the TCR100 compilation, really far off from what u would expect on TCR.

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