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Skreams teeth are horrid

apmje wrote:Goldie seems like a right tit and this seems fairly pointless, was kinda hoping for a discussion or something about their styles not just penis stroking.

I thought Goldie held it down, unlike Skream behaving like a typical pissed Brit abroad taking liberties they'd never do at home.

say_whut wrote:Skreams teeth are horrid

no ones fuckin perfect. who gives a fuck

For nothing of any importance.. Ive watched that twice now... haha!

"scheisse fattie"

Goldie is pure jokes, he's such an arrogant tnuc
Also Skream has changed so much in the last two years, amazing.

whats the track that plays at 1:50? i know i should know it.

figured it out: Wobble That Gut.

say_whut wrote:Skreams teeth are horrid

Ha, and how are goldies any better?

Widowmaker wrote:

say_whut wrote:Skreams teeth are horrid

no ones fuckin perfect. who gives a fuck

Calm down love, t'was just a mere observation x

Theres times when i dont understand what theyre saying... fucking brits man

Skriptah wrote:

say_whut wrote:Skreams teeth are horrid

Ha, and how are goldies any better?

hahahahaha

Think Goldie comes across as a bit of a dick on here.

Newhoo. I think Skream has a good point about the Vinyl vs Digital convo. Where u only end up playing the front part of ya book of CD's, compared to vinyl where u can quickly flick through and always find what ya looking for. I still have this problem myself.

fretn wrote: Also Skream has changed so much in the last two years, amazing.

Agreed!

Foul Matta wrote:Think Goldie comes across as a bit of a dick on here.

Newhoo. I think Skream has a good point about the Vinyl vs Digital convo. Where u only end up playing the front part of ya book of CD's, compared to vinyl where u can quickly flick through and always find what ya looking for. I still have this problem myself.

No, not really, you are able to look through your CD wallet in front of the audience. When you play on vinyls, you often have to turn your back to the crowd to look through your stuff. I play on vinyls, cds, and on traktor, so i know what i'm talking about. I will give you that you might lose your overview of your records if you play on CDs or traktor, simply because you'll bring so much more.

i like the sound better on vinyl though...

JensMadsen wrote:

Foul Matta wrote:Think Goldie comes across as a bit of a dick on here.

Newhoo. I think Skream has a good point about the Vinyl vs Digital convo. Where u only end up playing the front part of ya book of CD's, compared to vinyl where u can quickly flick through and always find what ya looking for. I still have this problem myself.

No, not really, you are able to look through your CD wallet in front of the audience. When you play on vinyls, you often have to turn your back to the crowd to look through your stuff. I play on vinyls, cds, and on traktor, so i know what i'm talking about. I will give you that you might lose your overview of your records if you play on CDs or traktor, simply because you'll bring so much more.

I think its probably to do with the fact that all my cds have artist names and not track names and have bout 6-10 tunes on each CD. So yea basically cos I have so many more tunes on CD now i find it hard to think of something to play cos theres so much there (to much to choose from) Where as when im playing vinyl im flicking through (at the most 40) and ull see a tune and go "Thatl do" where as when looking through me CD's "Ok so we have mala, joker, Breakage, Benny Page on one CD.....fuuuuuck" Basically moral here is i need to organise my Cd's better

Foul Matta wrote:

JensMadsen wrote:

Foul Matta wrote:Think Goldie comes across as a bit of a dick on here.

Newhoo. I think Skream has a good point about the Vinyl vs Digital convo. Where u only end up playing the front part of ya book of CD's, compared to vinyl where u can quickly flick through and always find what ya looking for. I still have this problem myself.

No, not really, you are able to look through your CD wallet in front of the audience. When you play on vinyls, you often have to turn your back to the crowd to look through your stuff. I play on vinyls, cds, and on traktor, so i know what i'm talking about. I will give you that you might lose your overview of your records if you play on CDs or traktor, simply because you'll bring so much more.

I think its probably to do with the fact that all my cds have artist names and not track names and have bout 6-10 tunes on each CD. So yea basically cos I have so many more tunes on CD now i find it hard to think of something to play cos theres so much there (to much to choose from) Where as when im playing vinyl im flicking through (at the most 40) and ull see a tune and go "Thatl do" where as when looking through me CD's "Ok so we have mala, joker, Breakage, Benny Page on one CD.....fuuuuuck" Basically moral here is i need to organise my Cd's better

It's not very often that i have more than 2 tracks on one disc (and only if it's an EP), usually only 1 actually. I've found it to be the best and nicest way. But yeah like i said, i like playing both vinyl, cd and traktor... So i'm not saying that one is better than the other, i just think the complaint which skream made was wrong. And the guy also plays cds now a days

MUT3 wrote:Theres times when i dont understand what theyre saying... fucking brits man

Skream mumbles soooo much, i swear, lol.

i like how goldie basically gets ALL the attention. noone seems to know who skream is!

laurent__duval wrote:i like how goldie basically gets ALL the attention. noone seems to know who skream is!

for one, this is quite old i think... goldie has been in films and tv, hes well known for being goldie and hes been around for 20 years, whereas skream has just come up in a underground new genre, so many people aren't going to know him as well.. especially at a festival

SketchyDub wrote:

laurent__duval wrote:i like how goldie basically gets ALL the attention. noone seems to know who skream is!

for one, this is quite old i think... goldie has been in films and tv, hes well known for being goldie and hes been around for 20 years, whereas skream has just come up in a underground new genre, so many people aren't going to know him as well.. especially at a festival

cheers for clearing that up for me...