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Corpsey wrote:Now now let's not turn this into a white vs. black thing.

Lets turn it into a white thing.

LOL

im all for keeping dubstep as broad as possible. why pigeon hole?

100% agree quest

main room bangers and backroom lquid maybe just around the corner

hope so

how about liquid grime?

Liquid dubstep is just liquid grime made properly.

Jubscarz wrote:Liquid dubstep is just liquid grime made properly.

ha ha ha

big up jubscarz that thread was massive

smack!

clownstep

what are the origins of the term 'liquid'? i've heard it used in relation to d&b but i don't really listen to d&b so i haven't got a frame of reference.

on the face of it it sounds like a pretty stupid descriptor to me, whatever musical features or styles it applies to.

Jubscarz wrote:

Corpsey wrote:Now now let's not turn this into a white vs. black thing.

Lets turn it into a white thing.

More oboe solos or stfu

Yeah youd love to be inna dance with man playing their oboes, eh?

^^^^
Liquid = jazzier and more melodic d'n'b.

Artist to check include = Logistiks, Marcus Intalex, Markey, Calibre, London Elektricity...etc Fabio plays mostly Liquid stuff.

ARRRRGGGGHHHHHHHH....KILLLLL MMEEEEEE...I'm doing it tooooooo!!!!

Markle wrote:^^^^
Liquid = jazzier and more melodic d'n'b.

Artist to check include = Logistiks, Marcus Intalex, Markey, Calibre, London Elektricity...etc Fabio plays mostly Liquid stuff.

ah right. i know the sort of thing. it just strikes me as weird though. why is that 'liquid'?

lots colour and variation in the scene = a good thing.
subcateogrisation = pointless, divisive and potentially destructive.

juliun_c90 wrote:what are the origins of the term 'liquid'? i've heard it used in relation to d&b but i don't really listen to d&b so i haven't got a frame of reference.

on the face of it it sounds like a pretty stupid descriptor to me, whatever musical features or styles it applies to.

As far as I know it stems from Fabio playing the more 'soulful' side of dnb, distancing itself from the more abrasive stuff. But Dubstep doesn't need that distancing - it's too small a scene and its the diversity in the dance is what makes it work. Someone mentioned about having seperate rooms before long - hopefully not. I'd be bored stiff if the 'main room' played nothing but wobbly bangers and I had to go to a side room to hear DJ's such as D1 rinse it out. All in the main room is what I say.

I'm definitely feeling the new styles coming thru without a doubt, but ffs keep it all gelled together as a whole.

KION wrote:I'm definitely feeling the new styles coming thru without a doubt, but ffs keep it all gelled together as a whole.

call it what you want but no bass no care.

This thread really highlights how different the world of forums is from just sitting in your room.. and writing a beat because you feel like it writing a beat.

Why not just write whatever what you want rather than trying to satisfy the requirements for a scene to grow..

audio or gtfo ---->


i have noticed some of this here and there. i actually dig it. good summertime music =)

I love variety in the dance, nothing makes me go off more than a light hearted more melodic tune getting mixed with a fat arsed banger