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deadly habit wrote: aphex interviews, just like the burial ones need to be taken with a grain of salt and not 100% literal fact
seeing as they both have a somewhat mythos/character to play

wub wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:Everything Bassnectar said in the moboogie interviews. Still my favorite interview.

Holy shit, never knew about these. Am halfway through pt 2, good stuff. Thanks for the heads up.

JFK wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air. - Legend4ry

legend4ry wrote:standard! I did another interview recently, actually since you all enjoyed reading the last one...

Its only for the iphone (a app blog thingy) so I put a note of it on my facebook fan page.

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_i ... 2961561916

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Keith Richards wrote:"I loved a good high. And if you stay up, you get the songs that everyone else misses because they're asleep. There's songs zooming around everywhere. There's songs zooming through here right now, in the air... You've just got to put your hand out and catch them."

I feel pity for those persons who make so much ado about the transitoriness of all things and lose themselves in the contemplation of earthly vanity. Why, we are here for the very purpose of making the transitory imperishable, and this can be done only if we know how to appreciate both conditions.

I’m a native New Yorker, as you can probably tell. I think all music comes from a time and place. The Beatles come from ‘60s England, Kurt Weill comes from Weimar Republic in Germany. Bach comes from Eastern Germany. I come from New York and the West Coast in the 1960s and ‘70s. The composers we know and love give honest expression to that. Not by trying to write the great American piece, but just by being who you are. And if you’re honest about who you are, then that music will bear evidence to the honesty of your situation, no matter what it is. What you guys are doing right now is evidence of what’s going on in the world. How well you do it will determine how long and how much interest there is in it. Musical quality doesn’t change. There was this story about George Gershwin meeting Alban Berg, who was a friend of Schoenberg’s. Gershwin was a bit nervous and Berg could tell that, so he said: “Mr Gershwin, music is music.” That’s the kind of truth that stays the case.

dj nation wrote:'Dance like no one's watching' - Skream n Benga

haha i just thought it was well said

DJ Shadow -
"I’m keen to not dilute dubstep with my own very distant perception of it. Because I know it has a very fervent, passionate, hardcore base to it. If I didn’t grow up in this country, attending those clubs ten years ago I don’t feel qualified to critique it. I enjoy it and I listen to a fair share of it it but I’m not an expert."