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Cheers! Really good watch.

Is Seckle...like...a groupie?

What does he..do?

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OH SHIT!

I was initially apprehensive about the title and the academic introduction, it was trite enough to be something you'd expect to hear a grad student pitch to the bored PR heads at a board meeting at a major; but after that it presented itself to be a well informed and documented production.

It must be said, though, that throughout all the years of seeing these type of 'roots' videos with original heads like Mala, Pokes, Loefah, Youngsta, Hatacha, Skream, Horsepower, Kode9 et al. I can't say anyone comes across as well as Pinch does when discussing the topic of what is vital and how best to interpret this sound; his overviews are just comprehensive enough to give you a concise understanding, but not overbearing and every idea is expressed diligently and with purpose.

Intended Malice wrote:I was initially apprehensive about the title and the academic introduction, it was trite enough to be something you'd expect to hear a grad student pitch to the bored PR heads at a board meeting at a major; but after that it presented itself to be a well informed and documented production.

It must be said, though, that throughout all the years of seeing these type of 'roots' videos with original heads like Mala, Pokes, Loefah, Youngsta, Hatacha, Skream, Horsepower, Kode9 et al. I can't say anyone comes across as well as Pinch does when discussing the topic of what is vital and how best to interpret this sound; his overviews are just comprehensive enough to give you a concise understanding, but not overbearing and every idea is expressed diligently and with purpose.

i agree. everytime i read/hear an interview with pinch i think he must be a real smart fella. comes up with some really insightful stuff

great little documentary! joe, pm me for my address

the best doc i've seen on contemporary dubstep. respect to everyone involved, a lot of sense being talked here.

i'm only 5 minutes in so far, but it seems excellent. so far the best dubstep documentary, along with Bassweight.

Seems Awesome so far, I love Dubstep Dox! It's like taking a trip teleported to london via the internet.

scattybeanhead wrote:

Intended Malice wrote:I was initially apprehensive about the title and the academic introduction, it was trite enough to be something you'd expect to hear a grad student pitch to the bored PR heads at a board meeting at a major; but after that it presented itself to be a well informed and documented production.

It must be said, though, that throughout all the years of seeing these type of 'roots' videos with original heads like Mala, Pokes, Loefah, Youngsta, Hatacha, Skream, Horsepower, Kode9 et al. I can't say anyone comes across as well as Pinch does when discussing the topic of what is vital and how best to interpret this sound; his overviews are just comprehensive enough to give you a concise understanding, but not overbearing and every idea is expressed diligently and with purpose.

i agree. everytime i read/hear an interview with pinch i think he must be a real smart fella. comes up with some really insightful stuff

i couldn't agree more. he really "gets it" and puts it into words better than anyone else

I like how it touches on how the record industry mixed with capitalism is a sham, only concerned with making money.
That's a very important point, dubstep is the new Hip Hop, and the tycoons want to cash in.

Big Up's to all the OGs sticking to their roots.

really good watch, nice!

does anyone know what that garagey tune they're playing in the studio at 7:05 is?

ah thanks a lot mate! bigg tune

That was an awesome watch. Big up Boomnoise and Incyde...good to see some Sub FM fam repped on there.

This was one of the best I've seen. Big up to all involved, Seckle was spot on. Cash is the global corrupter

Pushing the scene => punishing the scene. Good watch.

good to see all the heads on this!

this is fantastic, big up

enjoyed!