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(Pada) wrote:Forgot to add that I used to tell people I was into dubstep, but now don't bother as the term no longer reflects my taste.

same, now when i tell people im into dubstep there like ''yea mt eden tune rocks'' blah blah blah

Wolverine wrote:

(Pada) wrote:Forgot to add that I used to tell people I was into dubstep, but now don't bother as the term no longer reflects my taste.

same, now when i tell people im into dubstep there like ''yea mt eden tune rocks'' blah blah blah

I just say 'bass music'. Much broader term, and people don't instantly assume you listen to em tee eden

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Check Dead Fader, Niveau Zero, F, Egoless, Dj Madd, Akira Kiteshi, Matta, Eleven Tigers, DFRNT !

egoless wrote:

Sirius wrote:damn i still don't know what garage is! am i missing out? or should i just jam the future shit? chea

the style of music dubstep developed from...

youtube: El B, Horsepower productions...

time was El-B and Horsepower were called "dubstep" to differentiate their sound from the rest of garage....

this is garage surely:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5U3A3tMQJ4

or this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_DHBk_bLGw

or whatever.

elibomyekip wrote:

Wolverine wrote:

(Pada) wrote:Forgot to add that I used to tell people I was into dubstep, but now don't bother as the term no longer reflects my taste.

same, now when i tell people im into dubstep there like ''yea mt eden tune rocks'' blah blah blah

I just say 'bass music'. Much broader term, and people don't instantly assume you listen to em tee eden

it's so funny the difference between UK and US. I still have to kind of explain what dubstep is if I tell people I'm into it. most people don't have anything associated with it.

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tomre wrote:WB Weasel !

Check Dead Fader, Niveau Zero, F, Egoless, Dj Madd, Akira Kiteshi, Matta, Eleven Tigers, DFRNT !

showing ppl where dubstep came from u would also have to let them listen to stuff:
So Solid Crew - Dilema, because the beat wasnt a real 2step beat pattern

also this this sounds changed everything,rapping turned into garage...

lets not forget Henrys Cat Theme from the 80's Dubsteps dirty secret

think like some1 said be4 people like skream benga n hatcha are the bets people to ask lol

also felt i had to put in some real garage gems in amongst the stuff that is garage but albeit a bit rinsed an cheesier





in terms of where dubstep stemmed from i thinkit was tunes like dilemma as has been mentioned above an tunes like set you free anthill mob



and melody

feasible_weasel wrote:lets not forget Henrys Cat Theme from the 80's Dubsteps dirty secret

ahahaha yessss

feasible_weasel wrote:also this this sounds changed everything,rapping turned into garage...

i saw this an saw narrows n just presumed it was saved soul without even lookin at it

his remix g.a.r.a.g.e was even better i think an underplayed at the time

jack swift wrote:

feasible_weasel wrote:also this this sounds changed everything,rapping turned into garage...

i saw this an saw narrows n just presumed it was saved soul without even lookin at it

his remix g.a.r.a.g.e was even better i think an underplayed at the time

jack swift know his stuff
ppl forget that ppl came from grime,so this 2001 grime riddim,also is an influence

still a lot of refrehing stuff coming out
but i still like to call future garage dubstep so thats maybe why i still enjoy dubstep a lot

i just still enjoy dubstep as garage, grime, future garage, - everything between 135 and 145 is dubstep for me (makes life more easy)

dj phonetic wrote:still a lot of refrehing stuff coming out
but i still like to call future garage dubstep so thats maybe why i still enjoy dubstep a lot

i just still enjoy dubstep as garage, grime, future garage, - everything between 135 and 145 is dubstep for me (makes life more easy)

how can this sound anything like dubstep

(Pada) wrote:Forgot to add that I used to tell people I was into dubstep, but now don't bother as the term no longer reflects my taste.

I'm not trying to say i was at the start (because I wasnt) but the last 3 - 4 years I've seen the genre I loved go from amazing an innovative to bogged down and repetitive. Obviously this is a sweeping genralisation, but the last year has seen me listen to less and less dubstep and more and more other 125-140 bass musics. Dubstep still has good elements, but for the most part it has been taken over by idiots (not producers, i mean people who listen to it) who make me feel ashamed to say i like dubstep (which tbh I dont anymore, I get too bored with unimaginative half step drum patterns) one good thing thats come out of the last year for me is the garage revival!

and this its like another genre altogether

dubloke wrote:

(Pada) wrote:Forgot to add that I used to tell people I was into dubstep, but now don't bother as the term no longer reflects my taste.

I'm not trying to say i was at the start (because I wasnt) but the last 3 - 4 years I've seen the genre I loved go from amazing an innovative to bogged down and repetitive. Obviously this is a sweeping genralisation, but the last year has seen me listen to less and less dubstep and more and more other 125-140 bass musics. Dubstep still has good elements, but for the most part it has been taken over by idiots (not producers, i mean people who listen to it) who make me feel ashamed to say i like dubstep (which tbh I dont anymore, I get too bored with unimaginative half step drum patterns) one good thing thats come out of the last year for me is the garage revival!

well said