Is DNB as popular now as house music was in the late 80's+

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Post by __________ » Tue Jul 31, 2007 3:35 pm

dnb definately isnt getting as popular as house.

whenever you go to a standard rave, what are they playing? shitty house and techno, all night long. maybe some drum and bass at 7am if you're lucky, for 20 minutes or so.

dnb will never be as popular as house, because the beats are too complicated for most people to cope with. thats why house is so popular, cos any fuckin retard can get their head round a kick drum going boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom

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Post by misk » Tue Jul 31, 2007 6:15 pm

drew wrote:the dnb scene in LA is bigger than the house scene
seen. but house doesnt need a "scene" the way dnb does. theres a lot of people who just think of house as 'club music' and whenever they go out, they dance to it. dnb is for those who know, whereas house is more palatable to a general audience.

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Post by step correct » Tue Jul 31, 2007 7:52 pm

I see where you are coming from...but House has more longevity IMO. I dedicated 11 years of my life to DnB and I love it still. It's still rather popular in Southern Cali. I actually, like a lot of other people mistook my waning interest in Jungle for everyone elses. I don't think it will ever die completely and will always have good nights...give it another 10 - 15 years though...as house has been around about that much longer. :|

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Post by ekstrak » Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:29 am

heh heh.. what a strange argument.

surely this score was settled back in 1994, DnB is house !!!

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Post by ekstrak » Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:33 am

Misk wrote:
drew wrote:the dnb scene in LA is bigger than the house scene
seen. but house doesnt need a "scene" the way dnb does. theres a lot of people who just think of house as 'club music' and whenever they go out, they dance to it. dnb is for those who know, whereas house is more palatable to a general audience.
Couldnt really disagree more. It takes the passionate few to delve into house to find out whats truly on offer. If you're judging house on the poxy pop-tastic arse juice fed out as the staple then you're as waste as those you're dismissing as being 'not in the know'

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Post by misk » Wed Aug 01, 2007 1:06 am

ekstrak wrote:
Misk wrote:
drew wrote:the dnb scene in LA is bigger than the house scene
seen. but house doesnt need a "scene" the way dnb does. theres a lot of people who just think of house as 'club music' and whenever they go out, they dance to it. dnb is for those who know, whereas house is more palatable to a general audience.
Couldnt really disagree more. It takes the passionate few to delve into house to find out whats truly on offer. If you're judging house on the poxy pop-tastic arse juice fed out as the staple then you're as waste as those you're dismissing as being 'not in the know'
calling me names makes me ignore you. 8)

oh, and fwiw, by "those who know" i was referring to the fact that people who are interested in DnB tend to be nuts about it. there aren't many casual dnb listeners it seems.

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Post by slothrop » Wed Aug 01, 2007 1:39 am

dj slums wrote:theres loads of hard stuff thats got soul- its just when you get people trying to be as evil as possible, its starts to sound wank. you get it in all forms of music. theres no need to force somthing if the funk/soul/rythm is there.

trying to rebel against mummy n daddy music.
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