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surface_tension wrote:

collige wrote:

surface_tension wrote:
Graphic designers might have Oil painting as their true passion and design CGI for a job. That doesn't mean you've somehow sold out your artistic vision. You have bills to pay. I'm not here to judge someones motives, just the end product as a consumer myself.

That doesn't work too well when dubstep is both the passion and the job. The two are inseperable especially when your music is being released.

That was kinda my point... just because it is a job doesn't mean it cannot be a passion as well. I think to ignore the obvious point that music is a business the moment you put it on sale is kinda dumb though ya know what I mean?

People act as though calling it a business means it can't be soulful, fun or involve actual joy... I disagree.

I agree. The problem start when the business aspect overrides the soulful aspect and music suffers for it.

i knew a very good artist. he was doing his art and still getting his money.

but yes its the financial side that kills art - its a big exception when you can be true to yourself and the art and still earn money with it.

lol, this is reminiscent of the whole clownstep thing with dnb.

we need a brostep smiley face in here!

symbl wrote:

green eggs and sam wrote:

symbl wrote:

claw wrote:for those that missed it in the anti-borgwhore thread before it was deleted.....

ultrablacks music is ear rape

discuss.

It is ear rape, but it isn't ear sex.

It's ear love making

I think the UB/BG collab should be called "UltraBroGore"

I prefer ear BDSM. Torture that feels incredible.

I think you've got something here! *pulls out whips and chains*

ups

siberia wrote:richie august is the king of brostep. don't worry, the fad will pass eventually, bros will get tired of wobblez and they'll jump on some other new genre and try to make it as aggro and he-man as possible, continuing this cycle of shit producers who lack any musical talent

The king has been crowned, oh man how the fuck did i miss this thread, this is good publicity. Thanks guys!!!!!! Oh and by the wayyyyyy BRING IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

P.S. I would say keep my name out ur moufff but it makes me giggle so keep em coming and I'll keep the BRO flowing.

seckle wrote:stupid music is disposable. out today, forgotten about tomorrow. there's a reason why people will be playing digital mystikz, toasty, horsepower, kode 9, and burial in 10 years time. its because it wasn't made for quick consumption.

Is Distance disposable bruv? Sure sounded like Brostep in that video that YOU posted on youtube. Care to retract your statement or do you stand by the Distance being disposable worthless quick consumption status?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiX47eObIfM

All the brostep you can handle right there. And what, with Joe Nice's seal of approval, Hera looks into it, Dave Q... definite head nod going on. Crowd going off? Booth circlejerk of approval?

Skip ahead to 3:40 and you'll see Joe Nice himself reach over to wheel up some other DJ's tune... it was THAT disposable. Skip ahead to the butchery of Tell Me... wow. Also note the entire crowd jumping into the air at the same time. Better put on some slow jams innit, we wouldn't want people moshing.

Those are just the people I spotted in the video that I know what they look like, I probably missed a few. Shout to Juakali bwoy. How could I miss him? One of my favorite Emcees, also going off to the brostep. So basically what I'm getting at here is that the smugness needs to end. If this music is disposable and not as worthy and wastes time in a set, why the fuck are you going off to it, bigging it up, hugging everyone in the booth, why is Joe Nice needing to wipe his forehead if he's standing still and it's so disposable?

Joe Nice is notorious for disposable music?

Truth of the matter is that DUBplates are disposable are they not? Keep preaching about the Dub/vinyl/dancehall/etc culture bro...stepper. I always love those Dub history lessons. How this is what they did in Jamaica, and it was about bigger systems, bigger basslines, bigger whatever... moshing is a lot more civil than firing machine guns into the air is it not? Brrrap brrrap... Braaooo... stepper.

intoccabile wrote:Someone invent Hostep plz

I'm on it

I'm on it

Raaah big !

richieaugust wrote:

intoccabile wrote:Someone invent Hostep plz

I'm on it

BroHoStep....its whats next

I got a fever, and the only prescription is 2 and a half hours of PURE BROSTEP.

Fortunately, Doctor J just fulfilled that prescription.

so in the end of the day there are a lot more bros it this thread (that are now aware of their broness) as you can see, seckle

i think its a bit too late to go on this thing with good intentions. these people want no good, they want mosh and bro thats all

samsupa wrote:

i am seriously considering reading this entire thread

parson wrote:i am seriously considering reading this entire thread

Don't waste your time.

parson wrote:i am seriously considering reading this entire thread

Only read every other post if you do.

parson wrote:i am seriously considering reading this entire thread

haha. let me sum it up for you man so you don't waste your time.

some people are upset about other people's music.
others are upset that what they thought was their own personal scene are realizing that it's not.
then others are upset that their scene is changing... and it makes them uneasy.
however, others are embracing a change and favor diversity in their scene.
then others embrace certain aspects of the change and hate on others.
but those folks aren't sure if their thoughts are what others would want to see on the Internet.
some are indecisive... they're not quite sure how they feel about this music.

i'm just the messenger.

are these dudes mad at borgore or something