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Mattron wrote:

brasco wrote:

Fog4 wrote:

Mattron wrote:

Fog4 wrote:Kudos to the writer of this article, some of its breeze but at least your doing something!

well... if you're gonna do something, do it right. imo atleast.

Can you point me to something I could read that you have 'done right' that is in the public eye using popular media such as mtv which has loads of views from jo public. I would interested to check it out...

what the fuck does that matter

what the fuck DOES that matter?

adamjames wrote:The fact that this is going to be read by a lot of people necessitates the need for it to be a good piece of journalism that doesn't look like a class project to write about your favourite genre of music.

This is a damaging piece of journalism; it's gonna get read by a a lot of people who are then going to have a warped, misinformed outlook of dubstep.

This.^

there is a lot of breeze written by any author and mistakes are made... so what? it only matters to people that have nothing better to do than criticise... to someone who knows nothing or very little about dubstep and is intrigued by an article they will surely read more and then make their own interpretation of the truth or discover the facts as I did when I got into it through pinch in 2004 and did a load of reading of blogs and articles of a genre of music that I really clicked with. Not all of them consistent but equally interesting.

All I am saying is don't look down on or kick someone who is trying to contribute... it's just not cool!

Fog4 wrote:All I am saying is don't look down on or kick someone who is trying to contribute... it's just not cool!

If I had a BBQ and brought lots of quality meat for people to eat, and then someone turned up with a big shit and put it on my barbie, I'd kick them and look down at them.

Nearly all of the articles promoted on this forum are decent and worth a read. This dude turned up, writing for possibly the biggest 'music' publication type media platform in the world, with the most shit article in the history of dubstep. That's equivalent to putting a turd on my barbie. He went and put dog shit all over Blackdown's nice spicy chicken.

£10 Bag wrote:

Fog4 wrote:All I am saying is don't look down on or kick someone who is trying to contribute... it's just not cool!

If I had a BBQ and brought lots of quality meat for people to eat, and then someone turned up with a big shit and put it on my barbie, I'd kick them and look down at them.

Nearly all of the articles promoted on this forum are decent and worth a read. This dude turned up, writing for possibly the biggest 'music' publication type media platform in the world, with the most shit article in the history of dubstep. That's equivalent to putting a turd on my barbie. He went and put dog shit all over Blackdown's nice spicy chicken.

ha. If i was clever i would use analogy but... nah.

Best piece of writing I have read recently was from Rory @ Sonic Router!

fused forces wrote:I heard this guy listens to joystep...

LOL.

is this for real lol

jesus take it ez guise. he works for rinse.

Hi, my name's Benjamin & i'm all about; city life, ecletic electronic club music, late nights and early mornings, 8 bar grime, tattoos, video games, comic books and drinking 15 cups of tea a day.

iRep for MTV, VICE magazine & RinseFM.

utter shite.

lol @ the apologists. some dickheads will excuse anything.

if you knew that probably hundreds of thousands of people would read an article you wrote, would you research it to the end, or would you spend an an hour and click submit? when you have this big of an audience, you have a responsibility.

seckle wrote:if you knew that probably hundreds of thousands of people would read an article you wrote, would you research it to the end, or would you spend an an hour and click submit? when you have this big of an audience, you have a responsibility.

i think the thing that makes it the worst (incorrectness aside) is that its for MTV which gets such a large viewing audience.

straight jookie article what a joke

£10 Bag wrote:He went and put dog shit all over Blackdown's nice spicy chicken.

heh...i lol'd...

Fog4 wrote:At least someone is writing about the other side of dubstep not the conventional "wobstep" created by those purely reliant on straight drum patterns, filtered bass and LFO tweakers... do something new! As for the comments about Bedroom producers... keep outputting your remixes, learn the tools of the trade then make your own sound. Those that are cynical about bedroom producers need to remember that its one of the ways to learn, ok it murks the scene a little but then it helps them get noticed if its a good and boosts confidence to produce their own dubs....

Kudos to the writer of this article, some of its breeze but at least your doing something!

Fog4

NARC

MTV - The Crap Up Article

lol

i think yall are giving mtv way too much credit...

do you think they are handing out blog space cause their traffic is huge? lol... my guess is their traffic is getting smaller daily and they are desperate to find a way to attract people...

prolly double the amount of people read this article cause of all the fuss/free publicity

nobody gives a shit what mtv thinks about music, beyond trying to get a few $ so they will license your song for some crap show, and even then the rates are absurdly low considering how big youd think mtv is....


next thing you know, weekly podcasts...

and considering how quick cats are to jump on the scion train, im sure mtv will find plenty of usefull idiots to help them float their sinking ship..

unfortunately, I don't really think MTV is a 'sinking ship'

there are a lot of dumb people out there. in fact, we're quite outnumbered by them.

human? wrote:lol

i think yall are giving mtv way too much credit...

do you think they are handing out blog space cause their traffic is huge? lol... my guess is their traffic is getting smaller daily and they are desperate to find a way to attract people...

prolly double the amount of people read this article cause of all the fuss/free publicity

nobody gives a shit what mtv thinks about music, beyond trying to get a few $ so they will license your song for some crap show, and even then the rates are absurdly low considering how big youd think mtv is....


next thing you know, weekly podcasts...

and considering how quick cats are to jump on the scion train, im sure mtv will find plenty of usefull idiots to help them float their sinking ship..

Real talk.

Its dead here in the UK just dating shows reality garbage imported from you guys.

tacospheros wrote:

Fog4 wrote:At least someone is writing about the other side of dubstep not the conventional "wobstep" created by those purely reliant on straight drum patterns, filtered bass and LFO tweakers... do something new! As for the comments about Bedroom producers... keep outputting your remixes, learn the tools of the trade then make your own sound. Those that are cynical about bedroom producers need to remember that its one of the ways to learn, ok it murks the scene a little but then it helps them get noticed if its a good and boosts confidence to produce their own dubs....

Kudos to the writer of this article, some of its breeze but at least your doing something!

Fog4

NARC

init.

fog4 - joined thursday april 22nd to defend this article

alias much?

Fog4 fails in every conceivable way. lrn2think.

Acre wrote:

Flying Lotus is another name in the dubstep scene that is looking to add more to it than just bass and wobbles

lol ennit i was thinking this. if flylo is making dubstep i want to hear it!