OK... so whats going on with dubstep, and this forum?

[JBoy]

Dont listen to some of the creatures on here, a member was trying to insult me by saying ive been on here less than a year but he was probably still in nappies when i was going to garage raves back in the day. Point being, people seem to think theyve got some sort of internet respect because theyve been posting on a forum for a couple of years.

[timmyyabas]

walsall is a bit of a mission, but it ain't too far. i usually stop in dudley when i'm down there, but i still go out in brum on the weekends. even wolves on the very rare occasion. to be fair i ain't usually too concered about getting home and usually crash at a mates, find a party or seeing as you can actually buy drink after 10pm from the offy down south, get a carry out and go home in the morning. good times!

deffo check out the record shops in brum. i managed to find an ammunition promo cd in there years ago with one of the tempa allstars on it plus a couple other tempa tracks and tunes from other ammunition labels. not vinyl i know, but i ain't bought vinyl in years, but if i could find that there, there must be bare vinyl in the shops.

[_TraX_]

always feel bad when ppl ask this question, but I'm actually wondering, what's up with the nights? I plan on seeing London hopefully soon, mainly to experience dmz in action. I heard shows are slowly becoming less and less regular, I hope they don't die down

[timmyyabas]

it all went quiet in glasgow for a few months, but it's been kickin' off again recently. was a big night last month with loefah, pinch, girl unit and zed bias. a couple good uns coming up this month. breakage and redlight, then zinc, plastician, p money, brackles, elijah & skilliam. next month benji b, coki, pangea, phaelah and mungo's hi-fi.

lofeah n that was quality, the next 3 seem like more of the same.

i ain't complainin'!

[Koruption]

Im getting it planned to go fabric to see dub police soon, just bought my first vinyl aswell as i got my hands on a couple of players i bought the others first flight EP, exciting times , I probably will endup going to brum to a night soon, but the only place Ive really heard of is the custard factory.

[Koruption]

walsall is a bit of a mission, but it ain't too far. i usually stop in dudley when i'm down there, but i still go out in brum on the weekends. even wolves on the very rare occasion. to be fair i ain't usually too concered about getting home and usually crash at a mates, find a party or seeing as you can actually buy drink after 10pm from the offy down south, get a carry out and go home in the morning. good times!

deffo check out the record shops in brum. i managed to find an ammunition promo cd in there years ago with one of the tempa allstars on it plus a couple other tempa tracks and tunes from other ammunition labels. not vinyl i know, but i ain't bought vinyl in years, but if i could find that there, there must be bare vinyl in the shops.

I actually cant wait to go to a record shop that sells dubstep, after buying first vinyl off chemical im addicted to wanting to collect already aha

[extremesociety]

Yeah man, Academy Records in W-burg Brooklyn actually has an OK selection of good dubstep from month to month—I'm always grateful for that.

[el-tel]

each to their own, but i have to say i dont go much on american dubstep (generally speaking), all that midrange screechin shit dose my head in. alot of it's got a "meathead" kind of vibe to it too, i just cant relate to that. its probly coz im british, but i relate more to the dark and gritty sound of uk stuff. props to the yanks for doing their thing but as i said, each to their own.

[fractal]

each to their own, but i have to say i dont go much on american dubstep (generally speaking), all that midrange screechin shit dose my head in. alot of it's got a "meathead" kind of vibe to it too, i just cant relate to that. its probly coz im british, but i relate more to the dark and gritty sound of uk stuff. props to the yanks for doing their thing but as i said, each to their own.

look more into where that midrange sound came from buddy...

[el-tel]

each to their own, but i have to say i dont go much on american dubstep (generally speaking), all that midrange screechin shit dose my head in. alot of it's got a "meathead" kind of vibe to it too, i just cant relate to that. its probly coz im british, but i relate more to the dark and gritty sound of uk stuff. props to the yanks for doing their thing but as i said, each to their own.

look more into where that midrange sound came from buddy...

i know where it came from mate, but thats not the point...

[fractal]

it's just funny to see people talking about the "uk stuff" and the "american stuff" when both originated and are extremely popular in the UK...

i know where it came from mate, but thats not the point...

please elaborate your point then as it was not clear to me

[Dub_freak]

There are dark and gritty sounds coming from the US too, just harder to find

[el-tel]

it's just funny to see people talking about the "uk stuff" and the "american stuff" when both originated and are extremely popular in the UK...

i know where it came from mate, but thats not the point...

please elaborate your point then as it was not clear to me

point is, im not on any uk vs us bollocks, my opinion is my own.

[el-tel]

There are dark and gritty sounds coming from the US too, just harder to find

of course man, that goes without sayin, i was just generalising.

[fractal]

it's just funny to see people talking about the "uk stuff" and the "american stuff" when both originated and are extremely popular in the UK...

i know where it came from mate, but thats not the point...

please elaborate your point then as it was not clear to me

point is, im not on any uk vs us bollocks, my opinion is my own.

fair play, just get tired of people generalizing sound by geographic location

[Koruption]

Personally, it makes me feel much better if I know im listening to an artist from the UK, I mean dubstep started in the UK, and now The US has caught onto it I just dont feel right. If you ask me, keep it british...

[brasco]

Personally, it makes me feel much better if I know im listening to an artist from the UK, I mean dubstep started in the UK, and now The US has caught onto it I just dont feel right. If you ask me, keep it british...

wow

[hdechter]

Personally, it makes me feel much better if I know im listening to an artist from the UK, I mean dubstep started in the UK, and now The US has caught onto it I just dont feel right. If you ask me, keep it british...

LOL what a sad existence you are currently residing in

[_cheef_]

Personally, it makes me feel much better if I know im listening to an artist from the UK, I mean dubstep started in the UK, and now The US has caught onto it I just dont feel right. If you ask me, keep it british...

I know rite? I mean, banging on dried out animal skins stretched out over hollowed out wood started out in Africa, so when I hear music it just dont feel right. If you ask me, keep it Africa...

[leyenda]

Personally, it makes me feel much better if I know im listening to an artist from the UK, I mean dubstep started in the UK, and now The US has caught onto it I just dont feel right. If you ask me, keep it british...

So what do you think about these two tunes from 03 which come either solely or partly from US producers?