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Electric_Head wrote:

particle-jim wrote: I think The Widdler's album Origin was supposed to be a concept album

You and the Widdler man.
It's a bromance in the making.

I fucking KNEW you'd say something

I was going to superimpose your christmas sweater onto widdler

Electric_Head wrote:I was going to superimpose your christmas sweater onto widdler

All-year-round sweater bruv

More: electro and funky techno- its ok to move the kick sometimes.

Less: hate

InternetSlaveMaster wrote:

wub wrote:

InternetSlaveMaster wrote:More

- Concept albums/ideas behind tunes other than to "get down with it"

When was the last time someone did an electronic/'dance' concept album?

First one that comes to mind http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M83_(album)
The last 2 M83 albums were concept as well
(The thread says 'electronic', not EDM)

One of my friends just finished his concept album, my albums have loose concepts to them, etc..

Pikachunes Compilation is essentially a concept album, yeah?

I'm just saying it's something that interests me, and I'd like to see more of it

Electronic concept album and people come up with M83 ?

How about Shackleton's music for the quiet hour?

Phigure wrote:more

joeki wrote: Shackleton

More: dub

Less: step

joeki wrote:

InternetSlaveMaster wrote:

wub wrote:

InternetSlaveMaster wrote:More

- Concept albums/ideas behind tunes other than to "get down with it"

When was the last time someone did an electronic/'dance' concept album?

First one that comes to mind http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M83_(album)
The last 2 M83 albums were concept as well
(The thread says 'electronic', not EDM)

One of my friends just finished his concept album, my albums have loose concepts to them, etc..

Pikachunes Compilation is essentially a concept album, yeah?

I'm just saying it's something that interests me, and I'd like to see more of it

Electronic concept album and people come up with M83 ?

How about Shackleton's music for the quiet hour?

ive finally come to terms with the fact that i didn't like music for the quiet hour.

More: good tearout
Less: shit tearout

particle-jim wrote:More: good tearout
Less: shit tearout

straight to the point.

garethom wrote:

E-F wrote:if outside of grime producers are going to continue to use their greater exposure to appropriate the grime sound rather than bring any of the guys making it through then in 2013 I'd like to see phone videos of them being stripped and robbed, their mums getting slapped and the police telling promoters not to book them.

Surely if they produce grime, they're grime producers.

Appropriation and added innovation is what creates the next generation of music.

yh if you wanna play thick lol

it's obvious when certain guys start bringing out what are essentially refixes of 2003/4/5 tunes in 2011 and get love from their fanbases and yet the guys who were making that sound back in the day get air (i.e. j-sweet and alias recent attempts at a comeback) that the new guys are making a concerted attempt to muddy the waters and make their music seem more fresh.

ppl in the dubstep/electronic scene love to highlight 'originators' and bang on about how deep in the music their roots go. this never applies to grime though. it gets shown 0 respect by these long fringed leeches. other than the odd tweet about how much they loved slew dem in 06. like they weren't banned from rinse so these funky/dubstep sounds could get more airtime.

particle-jim wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:I was going to superimpose your christmas sweater onto widdler

All-year-round sweater bruv

Even when I typed that I knew

More:
competition in the form of non-electronic music. can't we just go back to normal people enjoying their indie rawk instead of herpderpchillstepmixesonyoutube
breaks, it's only logical
distortion/grit/dirt, or alternatively clean production done well
willingness to step outside of the box regarding percussion sounds. i know that's kind of conflicting with me wanting more breaks but people are so closed minded about their drums it's horrible. always the same kicks snares and hats. gimme sounds i don't even have a name for!
acid acid acid
maybe a lil breakcore revival? nothing big, just a couple decent new releases would be nice.
decent skrillex releases, i actually liked that birdy nam nam remix

Less:
people using the same sample packs, last night my roommate played 3 tunes from some blog and all of them had the same brazillian guy chanting 'doon chak' underneath, it was horrible
drum machine sounds. it's over guys, you killed the 808.
DAMN SON WHERE'D YOU FIND THIS?
definetly less gabber kicks, crossbreed sucks and whoever thought it was funny to mix "trap" and harstyle deserves to be shot
people trying to sound like current value and killing hard dnb in the process
lasers
less tech house please please oh my god less tech house for fucks sake why do people even listen to that stuff
obviously less growls and yois, less moombaroombaglitchhopcomplextrolectrodubstepwhatever-"EDM" for drunk americans

E-F wrote:

garethom wrote:

E-F wrote:if outside of grime producers are going to continue to use their greater exposure to appropriate the grime sound rather than bring any of the guys making it through then in 2013 I'd like to see phone videos of them being stripped and robbed, their mums getting slapped and the police telling promoters not to book them.

Surely if they produce grime, they're grime producers.

Appropriation and added innovation is what creates the next generation of music.

yh if you wanna play thick lol

it's obvious when certain guys start bringing out what are essentially refixes of 2003/4/5 tunes in 2011 and get love from their fanbases and yet the guys who were making that sound back in the day get air (i.e. j-sweet and alias recent attempts at a comeback) that the new guys are making a concerted attempt to muddy the waters and make their music seem more fresh.

ppl in the dubstep/electronic scene love to highlight 'originators' and bang on about how deep in the music their roots go. this never applies to grime though. it gets shown 0 respect by these long fringed leeches. other than the odd tweet about how much they loved slew dem in 06. like they weren't banned from rinse so these funky/dubstep sounds could get more airtime.

Nah, I get what you're saying, was just winding you up.

Personally, I'm just happy about more grime sounds, whoever makes it. Can't beat a bit of revivalism every now and then, even if it's just for a new tune to hear (Percy, etc.). Things just move on and people get forgotten I guess. Ruff Sqwad CD reissue should be good though.

Dont care what genre, just stop making bouncy, uplifting musics pls

more: live instruments / creative sampling, clams casino
less: i cant reslly think of one element that i always hate

less sheep

more subbass wobbles

Bring back the wobble!

particle-jim wrote:Bring back the wobble!