Do u still like the songs u liked bak when u 1st met dbstep?

[FSTZ]

ever since i first heard dubstep, for me it was like discovering a whole new range of possibilities in music.

same here

still loving the creative possibilities explored within the tempo range

[redfire]

started listening to cyrus, dmz, skream, benny ill, hatcha's show, and early ruckspin, and sparrow...

my taste has erm, evolved, but i listened to a comp cd i made from 6yrs ago, and it stands the test of time ...

[thelostone]

im ashamed of what i used to listen to. sneaking into clubs as i wouldnt have been able to deal with missing flux or doctor p. DMZ and burial showed me the light though and all that 'so filthy i shat all over my cat' bollocks is fortunately behind me

[syrup]

I still like dubstep warz

[corpsey]

2005/6 = my favourite dubstep.

[fassyman]

I am kind, some of it was good, some of it was bad.

However, Dubstep allstars vol. 4 is the boy.

tru dat

[ruckspin]

i didnt understand the bass weight until i went to west indian first time in o8/09 when i finally saw the light

subdub/exodus is the definition of bass weight.

[cimmyk]

Like many, my first introduction to dubstep was the release of Midnight Request Line back in 5, then I got my hands on some Digital Mystikz, N-Type.. Many of the tracks I liked bak when i 1st met dubstep are still favourites of mine, especially the early Skream stuff. MRL is also one of my favourite tracks ever. And not only do I still like my favourites from those days, I actually grew to like the artists/tracks I wasn't fond of back then as well. But I guess I'm more open to music anyway than I used to be, hmm.

[Dipt]

The first two mixes I found were Skream-Watch the Ride and Fabriclive 37. I thought quite a few songs on the Skream one were shit when I first heard them, but they definitely grew on me. I used to skip past Mountain Dread March

[reprisal]

need more filthy wob wob bangers in the shops TBH.

[Terminate]

I was fortunate enough to have people link me good songs when I "discovered" dubstep. Can't go wrong with Burial, Benga, and Skream.

[snowblind]

2005/6 = my favourite dubstep.

Hard...even today when im playn mixs from then, ma mates r like whoa whats this dope as shit....
Even after what thev'v herd.....So much power from tunes bak then....

[back to bassics]

Yeah for sure. I remember I first stumbled across dubstep 3 years ago (almost to the day). I went to a Valve vs Hospitality rave at The Custard Factory in Birmingham and Shogun Audio were doing a dubstep showcase in room 3, though I'll be damned if I can remember who played!

Anyway, I went record shopping the next day at Hard to Find Records and picked out about 15 x 12" from the 100 or so I listened to - some of these were Marlow - Scum / Convoy, Stenchman - What the Future Holds, Boxcutter - Philly, Martyn - Twenty Four / Velvet along with some Vaccine Recordings promos... all of which still get club airings to this day.

I still love all of those tracks and I can't see it changing anytime soon

[Tubby]

Well when i first started listening to dubstep when hatcha dropped some dubstep tracks and i was hooked from then on. I still have appreciation for those tracks however now i tend to lean more to different styles of dubstep.

[pdomino]

Horsepower 001 and 002 still get plays, aswell as a load of old forum dubs, reminds me of the time and takes me back.

[jigglypuff]

yes, babylon timewarp i still play it out