Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:35 am
i listen to so many different genres. why ignore other genres when theres so much good music coming from everywhere.
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Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:41 am
MUSIC>dubstep
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:51 am
music on my mp3 player for ride to work/work/ride home
psycroptic
coltrane
boards of canada
breakage
evol intent
fanu & bill laswell
flying lotus
concious pilot
kanye west
kromestar
cannibal corpse
yak ballz
el-p
kalashnikov
dillinger escape plan
kap bambino
a couple dnb and dubstep mixes
some of my own tunes i'm working on
heh if anything i don't listen to enough dubstep
psycroptic
coltrane
boards of canada
breakage
evol intent
fanu & bill laswell
flying lotus
concious pilot
kanye west
kromestar
cannibal corpse
yak ballz
el-p
kalashnikov
dillinger escape plan
kap bambino
a couple dnb and dubstep mixes
some of my own tunes i'm working on
heh if anything i don't listen to enough dubstep
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:21 am
niiiceDeadly Habit wrote:music on my mp3 player for ride to work/work/ride home
psycroptic
coltrane
boards of canada
breakage
evol intent
fanu & bill laswell
flying lotus
concious pilot
kanye west
kromestar
cannibal corpse
yak ballz
el-p
kalashnikov
dillinger escape plan
kap bambino
a couple dnb and dubstep mixes
some of my own tunes i'm working on
heh if anything i don't listen to enough dubstep
although lacking folk, jazz, latin, chinese music, bluegrass, reggae, electro, breakbeat, techno etc etc
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:48 pm
i was like that for a while after i discovered dubstep
i was into a lot of music that was far more musically complex than dubstep but i pretty much dropped it all until jsut recently
if you think about it, virtually all dubstep is super simple in terms of composition, all the work goes into the actually tweaking of signals with synths and effects etc..
that is, after all, why there are so little well-trained musicians making dubstep, just masters of making people move on the dancefloor!
and i find listening to dubstep too much has severely lowered my attention span and patience for listening music!
i was into a lot of music that was far more musically complex than dubstep but i pretty much dropped it all until jsut recently
if you think about it, virtually all dubstep is super simple in terms of composition, all the work goes into the actually tweaking of signals with synths and effects etc..
that is, after all, why there are so little well-trained musicians making dubstep, just masters of making people move on the dancefloor!
and i find listening to dubstep too much has severely lowered my attention span and patience for listening music!
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:56 pm
haha i can see how that could happen but my taste in music has actually broadened even more since listening to so much dubstep...i need a load of anti-dubstep to balance it outShutta wrote:i was like that for a while after i discovered dubstep
i was into a lot of music that was far more musically complex than dubstep but i pretty much dropped it all until jsut recently
if you think about it, virtually all dubstep is super simple in terms of composition, all the work goes into the actually tweaking of signals with synths and effects etc..
that is, after all, why there are so little well-trained musicians making dubstep, just masters of making people move on the dancefloor!
and i find listening to dubstep too much has severely lowered my attention span and patience for listening music!
Folk and jazz are good anti dubstep
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:04 pm
diversity is key, but with a "genre" like dubstep you're not really limiting yourself much. Silkie and cyrus, for example, are about as different as silkie and j dilla. The only reason they're lumped together is cuz dubstep is kind of a catchall. Not saying that's a bad thing at all. I tend to listen to 90% dubstep at the moment but that's because the volume being produced is a lot, and there's plenty variety as well.
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:15 pm
totally but i highly doubt the people listening to nothing but D are rocking anything but wobble...Sofa_King wrote:diversity is key, but with a "genre" like dubstep you're not really limiting yourself much. Silkie and cyrus, for example, are about as different as silkie and j dilla. The only reason they're lumped together is cuz dubstep is kind of a catchall. Not saying that's a bad thing at all. I tend to listen to 90% dubstep at the moment but that's because the volume being produced is a lot, and there's plenty variety as well.
producers like gravious, geiom, marlow, broken note, kode9, burial, boxcutter, bass clef, 12th planet, gemmy, iTAL tEK, pinch, reso, toasty, shackleton etc all link to totally separate genres!
Re: Do you have mates that wont listen to anything but dubst
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:15 pm
dude your not "super diverse" because you like pop music. sorry.johnboy01 wrote:...and i thought i agreed with you on most things. tisk.Piston wrote:these people in general are the problem
not people that don't like 1 genre
don't get me wrong... im super diverse. i was grooving out of control the other day to michael jackson! before that day i was listening to fuckin madonna for christ's sake! (shhh). that shit needs to be dub remixed, i don't care what anyone says.
but my god man! dubstep is the shit. this is what dominates my time. listening is the only way to ID the tunes that i wanna spin. when im at work im listening to mixes made by other people. when im at home im making my own mixes. (im exaggerating a bit of course) but really it's pretty much dubstep and the odd big dnb tune that does it for me right now.
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:16 pm
Remedial wrote:MUSIC>dubstep
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:16 pm
I agree and relate 100%Sofa_King wrote:diversity is key, but with a "genre" like dubstep you're not really limiting yourself much. Silkie and cyrus, for example, are about as different as silkie and j dilla. The only reason they're lumped together is cuz dubstep is kind of a catchall. Not saying that's a bad thing at all. I tend to listen to 90% dubstep at the moment but that's because the volume being produced is a lot, and there's plenty variety as well.
good post!
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 10:15 pm
heh that's just for todayPiston wrote:niiiceDeadly Habit wrote:music on my mp3 player for ride to work/work/ride home
psycroptic
coltrane
boards of canada
breakage
evol intent
fanu & bill laswell
flying lotus
concious pilot
kanye west
kromestar
cannibal corpse
yak ballz
el-p
kalashnikov
dillinger escape plan
kap bambino
a couple dnb and dubstep mixes
some of my own tunes i'm working on
heh if anything i don't listen to enough dubstep
although lacking folk, jazz, latin, chinese music, bluegrass, reggae, electro, breakbeat, techno etc etc
there's some jazz and electro on there if you look
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 3:25 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 3:49 pm
I'd say no, cause all of my close friends don't even listen to electronic music at all, except my girlfriend. That is what sucks about living here, it's all indie rock and shit, nobody likes anything good, I always got to show everyone what is UP....
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 4:08 pm
I don't know anyone who exclusively listens to dubstep...in fact I don't think I know anyone who listens to dubstep as much as me and my missus.
Saying that, my recent listening includes:
John Coltrane
My Bloody Valentine
Venetian Snares
Bjork
Public Enemy
Brian Eno
The Bug / Techno Animal
Atari Teenage Riot
Ornette Coleman
Lightning Bolt
Drexciya
Melt Banana
Flying Lotus
Bizzy B
Aphex Twin
The Smiths
Carl Craig
Remarc
Tricky
The Orb
Boredoms
Gil Scott Heron
Wu Tang Clan
DJ Crystl
Public Image Limited
Luke Vibert
PJ Harvey
Shitmat
Serge Gainsbourg
....as well as the diverse pleasures of Joker, Vex'd, Silkie, Kode 9, Pinch, Coki, 2562, Loefah, Martyn, Rustie, Mala, Skream, Babylon System, Scuba, Burial, Goth Trad, Zomby and Distance. And other stuff.
I bloody love music, I do.
Saying that, my recent listening includes:
John Coltrane
My Bloody Valentine
Venetian Snares
Bjork
Public Enemy
Brian Eno
The Bug / Techno Animal
Atari Teenage Riot
Ornette Coleman
Lightning Bolt
Drexciya
Melt Banana
Flying Lotus
Bizzy B
Aphex Twin
The Smiths
Carl Craig
Remarc
Tricky
The Orb
Boredoms
Gil Scott Heron
Wu Tang Clan
DJ Crystl
Public Image Limited
Luke Vibert
PJ Harvey
Shitmat
Serge Gainsbourg
....as well as the diverse pleasures of Joker, Vex'd, Silkie, Kode 9, Pinch, Coki, 2562, Loefah, Martyn, Rustie, Mala, Skream, Babylon System, Scuba, Burial, Goth Trad, Zomby and Distance. And other stuff.
I bloody love music, I do.
Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 4:17 pm
I listen to dubstep 24/7 and love it!!!
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:46 pm
this isn't what i meanDawsonB wrote:I got told to broaden my horizons music wise the other day by some boy i talked to who supposedly makes dubstep.
Just cos i said id rather go to DMZ and FWD then clubbing to 'NOW 47'
TROLLLLLLLLL
whats on now isn't music
i mean other genres of music
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:00 pm
shitty pop = the worst elements of most music rolled into oneDawsonB wrote:That is other genres of music, it's shitty pop.Piston wrote:this isn't what i meanDawsonB wrote:I got told to broaden my horizons music wise the other day by some boy i talked to who supposedly makes dubstep.
Just cos i said id rather go to DMZ and FWD then clubbing to 'NOW 47'
TROLLLLLLLLL
whats on now isn't music
i mean other genres of music
I like dubstep the most out of everything i listen to but i don't think there is anything wrong with loving one genre.
love one genre sure but there is a lot more great music out there than dubstep