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meanwhile skream and benga's sets are up and being downloaded and reposted and spread all across the globe. and the sets with the good stuff are being locked down



and people wonder why if you ask a kid on the street "What is dubstep" he wont say DMZ.... he'll say Caspa and Rusko and Chase and Status and Brogore and Flux Pavillion .................



sad really ...

Yeah, all kinds of stuff is available for illegal download online, doesn't make it right

I can wait for the long awaited DMZ archives when they come... Should be great!

fractal wrote: I can wait for the long awaited DMZ archives when they come... Should be great!

*shits self*

Is this a real actual thing or just a distant dream?

It has been said that every DMZ set has been recorded, that's all I know

Optimism fills in the blanks

fractal wrote:It has been said that every DMZ set has been recorded, that's all I know

i also have heard this...

imagine that

Serious! The sheer amount of history and amazing music in those sets... Would be incredible to own!

*visualises the case and everything*

oh my...imagine drawing for a dmz cd pack in the car...

"i feel like some Mala/Coki/Loefah from 06"

FUCK OFFFFF!!!!!!!!!!!

fractal wrote:It has been said that every DMZ set has been recorded, that's all I know

Optimism fills in the blanks

Also the one in Amsterdam? Would love to relisten to Loefahs set (sober)

DMZ tapepack surely.

first time I heard Changes Harmonimix on a system in this set, had my back against the Mass speaker stack, was really nice
quite enjoyed some of the funky kode played as well, no idea on i.d's cos not usually my thing but definitely might try an be more open minded in future

aliasa wrote:DMZ tapepack surely.

yes! tape pack's for the win! I still rinse a few tapes from pack's now days - Dr S Gachet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2X2qKvFyBY

from 4:00

james blake - changes remix....


^^^^

i feel blessed to have heard that at DMZ lol

Lol all the DMZ recordings probably won't be available.

aliasa wrote:DMZ tapepack surely.

yea like a sidewinder tape pack

tacospheros wrote:meanwhile skream and benga's sets are up and being downloaded and reposted and spread all across the globe. and the sets with the good stuff are being locked down



and people wonder why if you ask a kid on the street "What is dubstep" he wont say DMZ.... he'll say Caspa and Rusko and Chase and Status and Brogore and Flux Pavillion .................



sad really ...

the most problem is, that people dont ask the artists, they rip and upload it .... if people would show more respect, i could manage something or all LOL, but it begins with no disrespect here and everywhere !

this this thiss

tacospheros wrote:meanwhile skream and benga's sets are up and being downloaded and reposted and spread all across the globe. and the sets with the good stuff are being locked down



and people wonder why if you ask a kid on the street "What is dubstep" he wont say DMZ.... he'll say Caspa and Rusko and Chase and Status and Brogore and Flux Pavillion .................



sad really ...

hes got a very good point.

If you say so. I'm more with blood on this one

Sure I'd love to have it, but that doesn't equate to me being entitled to it... Crazy, I know!

i don't know where you guys get this shit about being "entitled." i never said that. it's like everytime i post on this forum it's just an invitation for everyone's freudian projections. whatever



i never said anyone was entitled to anything. i was just saying that it's a shame that the really good stuff is kept so tightly under wraps while the garbage is released for free and allowed to spread to the masses. and then everyone wonders why no one knows about the roots ..

sorry for the freudian slip but you gotta admit that there are some entitled ass people up on this board, so it's a pretty standard reaction these days

i also agree it is a shame

but i'm not to bothered about people knowing any sort of roots... i mean then you gotta know the roots of the roots and the roots of those roots and so on... music never stops and is hardly ever linear, so sometimes some really great stuff comes from the blue, with no knowledge of accepted roots at all

imho

Mr nine played a sick set of his label type bits...Ill Blu and what have you...and JB played a sick set of his Harmonimix bits (and sicko cell)...

I've gotta be honest, I don't think it worked very well as a b2b. Their tunes didn't really compliment each other. Going from a Funky type tune packed with energy, to a Harmonimix which is more intense than it is dancey..doesn't really work. For me anyway.

Changes Remix though.