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pete bubonic wrote:

murky21 wrote:ban

just roll a normal pair in like everyone else

Currently wearing this b2b my air maxes 90. Also having some trousers and some pants with prints on.

Nihilism wrote:Currently wearing this b2b my air maxes 90. Also having some trousers and some pants with prints on.

nice! I wear my jeans with my AM90s, looks sick imo.

Riddles wrote:

Nihilism wrote:Currently wearing this b2b my air maxes 90. Also having some trousers and some pants with prints on.

nice! I wear my jeans with my AM90s, looks sick imo.

Weren't you the one that had the blue version of my air maxes?

Nihilism wrote:

Riddles wrote:

Nihilism wrote:Currently wearing this b2b my air maxes 90. Also having some trousers and some pants with prints on.

nice! I wear my jeans with my AM90s, looks sick imo.

Weren't you the one that had the blue version of my air maxes?

yeah the ices?

Riddles wrote:

Nihilism wrote:

Riddles wrote:

Nihilism wrote:Currently wearing this b2b my air maxes 90. Also having some trousers and some pants with prints on.

nice! I wear my jeans with my AM90s, looks sick imo.

Weren't you the one that had the blue version of my air maxes?

yeah the ices?

Yeah, those ones.

yeah, great trainers. so comfy and look sick!

Riddles wrote:yeah, great trainers. so comfy and look sick!

i'd go for an all-black am90

topmo3 wrote:i'd go for an all-black am90

I got these:
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I think 99% of the time, producers should release EPs instead of albums.

Hmmm... Yeah, I think you're right actually. Think there's too much a rigid view of:

4 tunes or less = EP
Any more than that = Album

So they add in a load of tunes to bump it up to 11 or 12 tunes, even if they aren't good enough. People need to do more "longer EPs" or "mini albums".

Still don't get why people put out a two track release and call it an EP though.

More producers should make like one 40 minute tune rather than an album or maybe 2 20 min tunes, the way you get with post rock

Depends how long the tracks are IMO. If it's two tracks, but the release is about half an hour long, I can live with it. If it's two tracks and the total running time is like, 11 minutes, it's a single bro.

I feel that most albums are just, "I've got 10 tunes on my HDD I haven't used yet, I've got 1 really good dub people like, may as well put out an album called '[Name of Good Dub] LP'." Albums should have a flow to them, not just be individual tracks.

Nihilism wrote:Currently wearing this b2b my air maxes 90. Also having some trousers and some pants with prints on.

Are you in a high school dance class?

Those trousers look like they're designed for incontinence pants

Riddles wrote:Albums should have a flow to them, not just be individual tracks.

Most important thing imo. I've got albums that are a more just a collection of tracks, but the best ones flow. Dubstep doesn't do "flowing" albums very well.

Off the top of my head, the best albums from dubstep bods are the Burials, the Clubroots, Guido - Anidea, Kryptic Minds - One Of Us, Distance - My Demons. But outside of that, all seem more like single artist compilations.

Ital tek - midnight colour does that very well