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Sharmaji wrote: FWIW DC has always been one hard-ass town to get people to move in... unless you're fugazi or Trouble FUnk.

This.

I love it that 'brostep' has now become an almost unquestioned genre name lol

corpsey wrote:I love it that 'brostep' has now become an almost unquestioned genre name lol

haha true

thats crazy in that video ruskos getting people to sing along to the melody of jahova. what festival was that? looks like a sweet venue

U kats gotta browl down to ur local dubstep ravez and get ur bro on and see wat ur missin.

I luv fuckin skankin out to some grimey beats that make me want2 fist pump ur mom in her gurny bassface.

If your ears aint bleedin, its home that youll be needing

fuck nyc and their lack of midrange

LOL at everything said on this thread.

That video gets me in the mood for a good Brostep night.

Blue Patterns wrote:yo whats the name of that style off funk they got in DC....which is ONLY popular in DC?

GLK shoulda dropped that shit.

Trouble Funk was an R&B and funk band from Washington, D.C. They helped to popularize the Washington, D.C. funk subgenre go-go. (maybe, maybe not. Just reckon they wanted mattresses to lay down on.)

http://www.last.fm/listen/globaltags/Go ... %252FGo-Go

oh yeah baby

that was one of the funniest things I seen in a few weeks ! lmao... The dj was doing realy good job tho

respects to glk to keep ravin on! i hate the US's reaction to dubstep. IT ANGERS ME!

Dark Reign wrote:thats crazy in that video ruskos getting people to sing along to the melody of jahova. what festival was that? looks like a sweet venue

Hard Fest NYC, Major Lazer and Crookers were after Rusko.

what, is this guy big in the US? i just watched that twice and is it just me who thought it was pretty shit?

Umm whats a bro tip? hehe

kminus1 wrote:

He is playing the same songs in the same order as he did at sonar in 2009 when i saw him. (not that thats problem )

probably why he seems to be quite flawless as a DJ/perfomer when he plays. he's still one of my favourite DJ's in dubstep.

Maybe they're all camera shy.

Man that's a tough crowd, but to be fair when DJs start playing that kinda stuff I pretty much leave the floor immediately, and so do a lot of other people here...

kminus1 wrote:

Blue Patterns wrote:yo whats the name of that style off funk they got in DC....which is ONLY popular in DC?

GLK shoulda dropped that shit.

Trouble Funk was an R&B and funk band from Washington, D.C. They helped to popularize the Washington, D.C. funk subgenre go-go. (maybe, maybe not. Just reckon they wanted mattresses to lay down on.)

http://www.last.fm/listen/globaltags/Go ... %252FGo-Go

oh yeah baby

i like GLK a lot

shame it was a shit night


oh well

Anytime you can say you saw a DJ play twice and played the same songs in the same order it's a HUGE problem.
Very weak. If you're talking about Sonar in Baltimore then it's an even bigger problem considering DC & Bmore are a stones throw away from each other.

spencertron wrote:

kminus1 wrote:

He is playing the same songs in the same order as he did at sonar in 2009 when i saw him. (not that thats problem )

whighzeguy wrote:Anytime you can say you saw a DJ play twice and played the same songs in the same order it's a HUGE problem.
Very weak. If you're talking about Sonar in Baltimore then it's an even bigger problem considering DC & Bmore are a stones throw away from each other.

spencertron wrote:

kminus1 wrote:

He is playing the same songs in the same order as he did at sonar in 2009 when i saw him. (not that thats problem )

Maybe he's got a mixtape that he just uses and pretends to mix/scratch
this is how it's done:

i just had one of those sets this saturday

didnt have one in ages though