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skimpi wrote:

codeStep wrote:nowhere near as good as the likes of Jam City's stuff. A poor imitation really

I'm pretty sure the track was written in 2011 before Jam City was on his whole Classical Curves tip

you could argue Magic Drops influencing it maybe

calling it an imitation is stupid though

but I'm interested, what makes you thing Jam City's stuff is better?

it just is

nicer sonic pallet. 'vibes'

the more i listen the more i like this

I like bipp

don't give a fuck what anyone says. It's catchy as hell and the instrumental is just about quirky enough to keep it from sounding too sickeningly sugary.

tried to have a listen to the stuff on the first pages.... all removed!

then i remember listening to bipp not long ago, dont like it, sounds like a poor mans bokbok imo tbh tbf imo

wolf89 wrote:I like bipp

don't give a fuck what anyone says. It's catchy as hell and the instrumental is just about quirky enough to keep it from sounding too sickeningly sugary.

lol at least someone from the true headz camp resisted the urge to judge everything by it's cover

and who are you to judge who is a tru headz or not

i don't.. it's the post count dude. and judging by that u don't stand a chance sorry mate

topmo3 wrote:lol at least someone from the true headz camp resisted the urge to judge everything by it's cover

Surely 'judging it by its cover' would be to like it and think its cool as people like Jackmaster and Skream have been playing it and its out on numbers lol

elle sounds nice @ the right tempo.

topmo3 wrote:i don't.. it's the post count dude. and judging by that u don't stand a chance sorry mate

JizzMan wrote:Bipp aint the best but man, the flipside is MAD

I like that loads more than blipp.

Its like a bassy strange chrono trigger tune.

TopManLurka wrote:elle sounds nice @ the right tempo.

130?

whatever's right for u init

topmo3 wrote:i don't.. it's the post count dude. and judging by that u don't stand a chance sorry mate

l00k here

im no fan of sKr3aM and big UK BASSS scenes but im a much truer head than u could ever hope to be

my brother went to the first DMZ, used to hag out at plastic people, went to early CD-R (bought me home some beats from fly lo when he visted....ha!)
bascially iv got access to the first 6 DMZ releases on vinyl and im soon getting my brothers numark decks...(more torque than 1200's...)

he has also been to big apple and hung out there and tried to give the guys some beats back in the day..

yeh i know what your thingking - sat over there in normway or finaland whatever you want to call it behdin your terrible little laptop.
ha IM relaated to teh scene, IV been part of the true headz scene - i know its thru my briother but iv been to a few raves now and even though im a younger i can tell you allll about the history of dubstep.
need i go on.

i am the truer headz

pease

cloaked_up wrote:

topmo3 wrote:i don't.. it's the post count dude. and judging by that u don't stand a chance sorry mate

l00k here

im no fan of sKr3aM and big UK BASSS scenes but im a much truer head than u could ever hope to be

my brother went to the first DMZ, used to hag out at plastic people, went to early CD-R (bought me home some beats from fly lo when he visted....ha!)
bascially iv got access to the first 6 DMZ releases on vinyl and im soon getting my brothers numark decks...(more torque than 1200's...)

he has also been to big apple and hung out there and tried to give the guys some beats back in the day..

yeh i know what your thingking - sat over there in normway or finaland whatever you want to call it behdin your terrible little laptop.
ha IM relaated to teh scene, IV been part of the true headz scene - i know its thru my briother but iv been to a few raves now and even though im a younger i can tell you allll about the history of dubstep.
need i go on.

i am the truer headz

pease

ha

Just a quick note:

the phrase true head sounds fucking stupid

Saw him play at Roskilde festival last week, it was pretty cool. Much more techno/4x4-ish than I'd imagined. Those plasticy synths do start to get a little tiring after a while though, but it's definitely a very particular sound.