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I keep seeing this all over the place, it's alright - not brilliant but for a free CD on the front of a mag it's worth it:

http://rapidshare.com/files/199349427/R ... x.zip.html

and

http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php?t=78118

max-freakout wrote:Ive very recently fallen in love with the dubstep sound since i saw Jazzsteppa at Big Chill festie a few weeks ago t
MAX

I saw that, was pretty cool with all the live instruments, and Kode 9 weren't so bad after either.

Firky wrote:I wish my THC sodden memory worked

HAHAH!!! Quote of the century.

Infact ... maby even sig worthy.

Firky wrote:Hello fella

When did you move back to the big smoke?

You'll probably like Kromestar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFO0374z3IY

I like much of the stuff on Sub Soldiers: http://www.boomkat.com/labels/?id=4287

Snes Dub is pretty good too:

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=23962

But yeah.... I reckon Kromestar is the way forward for you

Hey Firky!!


I moved back a year ago, i couldnt stand being around Dutch people ALL the time

im on a voyage of discovery with all this, thanx for the links, kromestar is wicked

max-freakout wrote:
Hey Firky!!


I moved back a year ago, i couldnt stand being around Dutch people ALL the time

im on a voyage of discovery with all this, thanx for the links, kromestar is wicked

I thought you'd like Kromestar, he's one of my favourites because I love dub too

I don't mind the dutch, one of my best mates is dutch but she's fit, I was wondering where you went to when you vanished

Ham wrote:

Firky wrote:I wish my THC sodden memory worked

HAHAH!!! Quote of the century.

Infact ... maby even sig worthy.

Four sigs, one forum

How long have you been a fan for Firky? Im suprised i didnt get into this earlier, i remember hearing benga like 2 years ago and not being that impressed

Firky wrote: I don't mind the dutch, one of my best mates is dutch but she's fit, I was wondering where you went to when you vanished

it isnt the people i had a problem with, it was being surrounded by that impossible language all the time, i had to get out of there


Dutch girls are cuties

Ohh I guess about three years now, I still lived in London so yeah about three years. Sort of discovered it by accident and I liked it but I was still convinced Jungle was better then it sort of grew on me. Benga's a grower I think, I prefer his mixes and live sets to Diary of Afro Warrior which although good sounds like something you'd hear in a trendy wine bar.

You know her, it's teeps

Are you still convinced nothing is everything?

Glad somebody mentioned Bass Clef. Fuck me that Cannot Be Straightened is too nasty for most, lol. I'm more into Dub than Grime as well... check this one for really dubby sounds. Also, newer Lee Perry is good for a new take on classic Dub sound.

Firky wrote:Ohh I guess about three years now, I still lived in London so yeah about three years. Sort of discovered it by accident and I liked it but I was still convinced Jungle was better then it sort of grew on me. Benga's a grower I think, I prefer his mixes and live sets to Diary of Afro Warrior which although good sounds like something you'd hear in a trendy wine bar.

oh right well i'll give Benga another chance then

Firky wrote: You know her, it's teeps

oh lol ok, i never actually met her and didnt know she was Dutch, it doesnt suprise me she's fit hehe

Firky wrote: Are you still convinced nothing is everything?

did nothing stop being everything in the last year or so?

I am so absolutely convinced that im writing my thesis about this, it's the great conundrum of the unhinged schizophrenic mind, am i in control of the universe, or is the universe in control of me? (am i everything or am i nothing?) - this is cosmic isolation, the essence of a bad trip

I saw a dubstep track on addictech yesterday called something like 'I am everything (the everything is nothing remix)'

Used to make me laugh how you never used to back down about that

Firky wrote:

Used to make me laugh how you never used to back down about that

lol yeah the voices in my head cant shut up about it so neither can i

DMZ

This.

hip hop influenced:

matty g, nick argon, babylon system, chimpo

hope i helped

you need to get these
A guy called Gerald - black secret technology
the roots of dubstep
the roots of el-b
Grime 1 and 2
build for boundries
burials albums
Anything:
Jammin,Toasty...
i reckon this download from itunes willl give u the grime and dubstep link:
Phokus - Dem all shot/focus EP
grime cd's - run the cd (silencer) Maniac (new age grime) Nocturnal (new age grime)
get some of wileys old stuff...
and just scour itunes for music
i just got some trg,paganea tune from itunes today

max-freakout wrote:Dutch girls are cuties

Firky wrote:I keep seeing this all over the place, it's alright - not brilliant but for a free CD on the front of a mag it's worth it:

http://rapidshare.com/files/199349427/R ... x.zip.html

and

http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php?t=78118

hahaha, i have that, i nicked it off the front of the magazine coz i had no money at the time, its not bad but i find a lot of rusko's stuff is a bit cheesy and can get a bit tiresome, bring it on and woo boost are sick tho

Look up the Dubstep Wars and Generation Bass specials from Mary Anne Hobbs' radio show. There are lots of free downloads of these around and they're ESSENTIAL. I learned more about dubstep in the two hours it took me to listen to Dubstep Wars than I did in the previous year of scrabbling around listening to tunes pretty much at random.

While you're at it, grab Kode 9's Sonar 2007 mix. It's amazing. Again, you should be able to find this easily enough online.

Splash out on one or more of the Dubstep Allstars mix CDs. Grab the first one if you can find it and want to understand the roots of the scene. Get Appleblim's latest for an idea of where things are going (ie. everywhere).

After that, follow your nose. Welcome to the exciting world of dubstep.

Oh and

- Caspa ESSENTIAL MIX
- Skream ESSENTIAL MIX
- Rusko ESSENTIAL MIX
- Benga ESSENTIAL MIX

good thing to start from

Uncle Bill wrote:Look up the Dubstep Wars and Generation Bass specials from Mary Anne Hobbs' radio show. There are lots of free downloads of these around and they're ESSENTIAL. I learned more about dubstep in the two hours it took me to listen to Dubstep Wars than I did in the previous year of scrabbling around listening to tunes pretty much at random.

QFT