Re: Earliest known tearout/dudestep tune?
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 6:58 pm
how about 'b' on the first dmz? or others of that era.
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^ this was my intro into the scene. Trying to go back to my own interpretation of breakstep lately myself. I didn't mention any of these guys though as I didn't think it was what the OP was on about. When you talk Cookie Monster I am thinking over the top wobble, the above are far from that. When I think about it Sponge Bob had to be responsible for a lot of that. I remember hearing it the first time like WTF? And rewound it a couple times but the 1,000's of tunes that followed it were pretty meh imo.rogue star wrote:tuff call between, Oris, Search and Destroy, Dub Child, Slaughter Mob and Toasty but im inclined to say all of them
abZ wrote:^ this was my intro into the scene. Trying to go back to my own interpretation of breakstep lately myself. I didn't mention any of these guys though as I didn't think it was what the OP was on about. When you talk Cookie Monster I am thinking over the top wobble, the above are far from that. When I think about it Sponge Bob had to be responsible for a lot of that. I remember hearing it the first time like WTF? And rewound it a couple times but the 1,000's of tunes that followed it were pretty meh imo.rogue star wrote:tuff call between, Oris, Search and Destroy, Dub Child, Slaughter Mob and Toasty but im inclined to say all of them
I hear ya, I guess im talking tearout in the literal sense, i think people are mixing jump-up, tear-out and clown-step, but far be it for me to explain the conceptabZ wrote:^ this was my intro into the scene. Trying to go back to my own interpretation of breakstep lately myself. I didn't mention any of these guys though as I didn't think it was what the OP was on about. When you talk Cookie Monster I am thinking over the top wobble, the above are far from that. When I think about it Sponge Bob had to be responsible for a lot of that. I remember hearing it the first time like WTF? And rewound it a couple times but the 1,000's of tunes that followed it were pretty meh imo.rogue star wrote:tuff call between, Oris, Search and Destroy, Dub Child, Slaughter Mob and Toasty but im inclined to say all of them
tunemc wayne wrote:earliest I can think of is
doctor Wub - the wobbulator
released 1894
same with vex'd or distance, etc. the production values are too high and they are too long lived to be considered b**step, which is what this thread is hinting at.Xavy wrote:I love Coki too much to call his music 'tearout' or 'dudestep.' Despite it's brilliance it's certainly a precursor to a lot of the shit that's happened though.
Sorry to bring my opinion into this.
Aww come on, I'm no brostep fanboy, but this just ain't fair.south3rn wrote:same with vex'd or distance, etc. the production values are too high ... to be considered b**step
This is a really interesting answer... I'm personally more curious to know what tunes really started the pushback against 'brostep' or any of the nastier stuff; what tunes had people going "ok this is just ridiculous" ?slothrop wrote:Cockney Thug oviously wasn't the first heavy tearout tune, but it was the first one that I can remember really dividing people...
The first tune I felt this about was Rusko - Biggest chopper. (ridiculous in a good way, that is!)mimzy wrote:...I'm personally more curious to know what tunes really started the pushback against 'brostep' or any of the nastier stuff; what tunes had people going "ok this is just ridiculous" ?...
rogue star wrote: ...i think people are mixing jump-up, tear-out and clown-step, but far be it for me to explain the concept....
mc wayne wrote:earliest I can think of is
doctor Wub - the wobbulator
released 1894
i beg to differ, i think the terms should speak for themselves and from what i gather, your saying that basically tunes should judged on their frequency values rather than the style or mood they create, it may be easy to do but you shouldn't tar everything with the same brush.fractal wrote:rogue star wrote: ...i think people are mixing jump-up, tear-out and clown-step, but far be it for me to explain the concept....
the differences are so minute, all three of those terms are waste... it's all dubstep aint it
i would love for someone to explain the differences in mid frequency bass music, tbh, i call it all clownstep just cause it's an easy umbrella term
this is truefractal wrote:it's all dubstep aint it
Not what Im saying at all... I'm saying I don't understand the diff between tearout and clownstep, since neither of those terms are words I would use to describe music. I love vex'd, but IMHO, I wouldn't classify them as tearout; but as I stated, it could be because I don't fully grasp the meaning of or the nessessity of the word tearout...rogue star wrote:i beg to differ, i think the terms should speak for themselves and from what i gather, your saying that basically tunes should judged on their frequency values rather than the style or mood they create, it may be easy to do but you shouldn't tar everything with the same brush.fractal wrote:rogue star wrote: ...i think people are mixing jump-up, tear-out and clown-step, but far be it for me to explain the concept....
the differences are so minute, all three of those terms are waste... it's all dubstep aint it
i would love for someone to explain the differences in mid frequency bass music, tbh, i call it all clownstep just cause it's an easy umbrella term