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tacospheros wrote: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

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 ...

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

I still like dubstep warz

2005/6 = my favourite dubstep.

apmje wrote:I am kind, some of it was good, some of it was bad.

However, Dubstep allstars vol. 4 is the boy.

tru dat

hutyluty wrote: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.

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.

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

need more filthy wob wob bangers in the shops TBH.

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

corpsey wrote: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....

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

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.

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

yes, babylon timewarp i still play it out