Dubstep should stay underground
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this is the lamest thread. let me put it in perspective - just cuz the rolling stones, beatles, and zeppelin made blues and rock popular means that all bands from then to now playing music are shit because they didnt "stick to their roots"? fuck off. listen to the music you like, and talk about that, not what artists are doing wrong. you're just looking for attention so you can call your mates over and say "dude look at how many people are responding to my post"
have fun circle jerking
have fun circle jerking
Reminds me of a tale my grandad told me. He went to this Dali exhibition, everyone was busting moustaches and jackets, and then this bunch of Impressionists walked in all like "What's that, an elephant?", squeaking around in their moccasins. He said he stopped going to exhibitions after that and the scene died anyway.
DID's 'Stop the growth of the Dubstep scene' action plan:
Get the government to issue everyone who has been into dubstep for over a year a 'dubstep card' or 'D-Card'. Anyone caught listening to dubstep without a D-Card wil be shot.
Shoot Skream for doing well for himself and producing songs good enough to get into the charts.
Limit every release to 1 dubplate pressing so that if it does start becoming popular it will have worn out.
Stop throwing Dubstep nights so that people can no longer enjoy the sound, therefore halting growth.
Introduce a worldwide ban on Low Frequency Oscillators.
Get the government to issue everyone who has been into dubstep for over a year a 'dubstep card' or 'D-Card'. Anyone caught listening to dubstep without a D-Card wil be shot.
Shoot Skream for doing well for himself and producing songs good enough to get into the charts.
Limit every release to 1 dubplate pressing so that if it does start becoming popular it will have worn out.
Stop throwing Dubstep nights so that people can no longer enjoy the sound, therefore halting growth.
Introduce a worldwide ban on Low Frequency Oscillators.
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Uh...Elvis,Buddy Holly,and Little Richard made blues and rock popular,you twat.Why do you think The Beatles,Stones,and Led Zep started doing it?thirdandarmyst wrote:this is the lamest thread. let me put it in perspective - just cuz the rolling stones, beatles, and zeppelin made blues and rock popular

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man as long as the beats are still ill whats the problem?
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Its better if anything... When I was gettin into Dubstep, I could barely find any raves to go to (locally), no local shops where selling vinyl and you weren't able to find CDs in HMV.
On the other hand, all the vinyl I want from chemical-records won't be sold out all the time
But im glad its growing. If it didn't then I wouldn't of heard of it, neither would you or half the people on this forum
On the other hand, all the vinyl I want from chemical-records won't be sold out all the time

But im glad its growing. If it didn't then I wouldn't of heard of it, neither would you or half the people on this forum
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skream speaka da trooooootskream wrote:man as long as the beats are still ill whats the problem?
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stay underground?
there's nothing underground a forum with tonnes of people on it everyday, dubstep nights on all over the world, producers doing remixes for the klaxons n that
there's nothing underground a forum with tonnes of people on it everyday, dubstep nights on all over the world, producers doing remixes for the klaxons n that
you mean 'liking it' not 'getting it'There will be bits that get huge but the day I hear a Mala track on the radio Laughing
I just can't imagine Radio1 listeners really getting it.
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