Goin to the first ever dubstep night put on in my home town earlier this year and gettin baked like a cake before hand only to see a bunch of hipster wankers jumpin around and punchin the shit out of each other all night because they don't know how to dance properly.
I remember seeing two guys at the rinse tour in brum a while back running full pelt into each other and punching and kicking the shit out of themselves like that was how dubstep nights were meant to go. Bout 15 of us just sat there watching them do it and at that moment I realised I probably wouldn't enjoy another night with 'dubstep' on the flyer ever again.
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 6:47 pm
by _cheef_
street_legal wrote:Goin to the first ever dubstep night put on in my home town earlier this year and gettin baked like a cake before hand only to see a bunch of hipster wankers jumpin around and punchin the shit out of each other all night because they don't know how to dance properly.
I remember seeing two guys at the rinse tour in brum a while back running full pelt into each other and punching and kicking the shit out of themselves like that was how dubstep nights were meant to go. Bout 15 of us just sat there watching them do it and at that moment I realised I probably wouldn't enjoy another night with 'dubstep' on the flyer ever again.
so wait...were they punching and kicking the shit out of each other to deep, bass heavy stuff or was the dj playing brostep midrange filth?
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 10:50 pm
by street_legal
Not roots heavy but it was decent enough. The music was brockable at least
I'm convinced he's the internets biggest troll...there's just no way someone can be such an utterly repulsive c*nt irl, I just refuse to believe it.
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 9:57 pm
by Alistairr
i dont know what my saddest moment in dubstep is,
i never really been apart of the scene as such, so cant realistically blame some idle hipsters pretendign to be trendy
probs listening to the Pinch fabric mix CD, it was the moment i decided this sound would never really be for me.
I found it pretty dull tbh, relying too much on sub base and repetition, i know u guys will disagree and probably on a club soundsystem it would sound much better but at home i found it pretty bland musically speaking, uninspiring and not challenging enough.
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:54 am
by leyenda
Alistairr wrote:i dont know what my saddest moment in dubstep is,
i never really been apart of the scene as such, so cant realistically blame some idle hipsters pretendign to be trendy
probs listening to the Pinch fabric mix CD, it was the moment i decided this sound would never really be for me.
I found it pretty dull tbh, relying too much on sub base and repetition, i know u guys will disagree and probably on a club soundsystem it would sound much better but at home i found it pretty bland musically speaking, uninspiring and not challenging enough.
Do you mean specifically that style or dubstep as a whole?
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 2:01 am
by antipode
Alistairr wrote:i dont know what my saddest moment in dubstep is,
i never really been apart of the scene as such, so cant realistically blame some idle hipsters pretendign to be trendy
probs listening to the Pinch fabric mix CD, it was the moment i decided this sound would never really be for me.
I found it pretty dull tbh, relying too much on sub base and repetition, i know u guys will disagree and probably on a club soundsystem it would sound much better but at home i found it pretty bland musically speaking, uninspiring and not challenging enough.
THATS THE WHOLE POINT
Radio and mixes should be to promote NIGHTS. Not the other way around.
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 4:10 am
by SCope13
Alistairr wrote:i dont know what my saddest moment in dubstep is,
i never really been apart of the scene as such, so cant realistically blame some idle hipsters pretendign to be trendy
probs listening to the Pinch fabric mix CD, it was the moment i decided this sound would never really be for me.
I found it pretty dull tbh, relying too much on sub base and repetition, i know u guys will disagree and probably on a club soundsystem it would sound much better but at home i found it pretty bland musically speaking, uninspiring and not challenging enough.
Why are you here?
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 4:24 am
by Epology
When the Widdler stopped producing. :'(
Re: Saddest moment in dubstep?
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:07 am
by Alistairr
leyenda303 wrote:
Alistairr wrote:i dont know what my saddest moment in dubstep is,
i never really been apart of the scene as such, so cant realistically blame some idle hipsters pretendign to be trendy
probs listening to the Pinch fabric mix CD, it was the moment i decided this sound would never really be for me.
I found it pretty dull tbh, relying too much on sub base and repetition, i know u guys will disagree and probably on a club soundsystem it would sound much better but at home i found it pretty bland musically speaking, uninspiring and not challenging enough.
Do you mean specifically that style or dubstep as a whole?
i mean that style specifically. I do like elements of dubstep, in particular http://www.acroplane.org/ 's unique take on it, always continually surprises me. take:
Duskky:
brilliant production.
in terms of the club nights mixtape question? i think fabric mixes should be able to be listened at home as well as at club. The djs are talented enough to create a mix that should suit both environments in equal measures,
why am i here, cause although dubstep is not my main fetish musically speaking the dsf is genreally more mature and open minded on the music front, as forums go.
I'm convinced he's the internets biggest troll...there's just no way someone can be such an utterly repulsive c*nt irl, I just refuse to believe it.
It's a nice theory to believe in, that he devotes his whole life to being a troll, I think the disappointing truth is that he is actually like this. How can his parents look at him and call him son...
the dsf is genreally more mature and open minded on the music front, as forums go.