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Chase and status - eastern jam

some track from this mix, or all of them combined

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Rusko-Pr ... se/1690255

gotta download that from somewhere, would still be rocking

digital mystikz - anti war dub

i heard it on the MAH dubstep special. had to buy it immediatly.
the show is still one of the best EVVVVAAA => http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/maryannehob ... l?20060110

Burial- Forgive.

Took dubstep to a whole different level.

In ONE week in 2008 I had heard:

Anti War Dub - DMZ
Japan - Plastician
Girl from Coedine City - L-Wiz
Cockney Thug - Rusko

From that point I was hooked... Went backwards, forwards and sideways to find ANYTHING
labelled "Dubstep."

Found that I like the minimalist sub-bass stuff (Anti War Dub for example) than the jump
up (Cockney Thug) stuff and then decided to find as much as I could to match what I liked.

More L-Wiz, N-Type, Burial, DMZ, Plastician, Benga, Skream & Clouds please...

Would say one of my favourite songs in any genre is Summer Dreams by Skream.

Dub_freak wrote:Chase and status - eastern jam

heard them drop it at global gathering and went completely nuts

Clean wrote:Burial- Forgive.

Took dubstep to a whole different level.

I never know if posts like this are real or not.

Think 'Diary of an Afro Warrior' was the first stuff I heard.

Vex'd - Angels or Burial - Wounder.

Still listen to Vex'd too much, tbh. I still love the first Burial, but don't listen to it as much as the second anymore... which is odd because I was convinced it was better at the time.

I think it was both "TC - Where's My Money (Caspa Remix)", and this one:

First track from the kode9&spaceape album. I read a review in the paper (lol) saying it was fresh and new so I went out and borrowed it from the library. Like heroin, it got me hooked instantly. I went out and got Skream! and dubstep allstars 4 and the mary-anne hobbes Dubstep warz show (Haunted!).

first

then

then when i heard this


i knew there was no return

in b4 sweetcannon

initially i wasn't into dubstep, more of a house/techno person myself

ricardo villalobos dropping midnight request line probably did it for me

also burial's archangel (as cliche as both sound) got me hooked.

mIrReN wrote:Distance;

anything but night vision

I mean anything.

Are you serious? That track made it for me. The production involved in that bass is phenomenal

£10 Bag wrote:EARTH A RUN RED

(still one of, if not the best dubstep tune I've ever heard I think)

Caspa's Essential Mix got me into dubstep, but specifically these tracks (which were in the mix):

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and not gonna lie, Where's My Money too!

Reamz wrote:

mIrReN wrote:Distance;

anything but night vision

I mean anything.

Are you serious? That track made it for me. The production involved in that bass is phenomenal

yeah
Skreamix I like
but original
haha no way, really don't like it
can't help it, oh well, I love his 100+ other tunes

heard bits of dubstep before but i think it was these that sealed the deal



or



i remember rinsing violate when i first heard it

Heard Rusko-Mr. Muscle at a mates house then went home and googled dubstep. Having no prior knowledge of different artists I downloaded 9 Samurai. Never looked back.