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brut willis
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by brut willis » Sun Jul 19, 2009 11:19 pm
Hell yeah "Snake Eater" is inspired by the Heatmakerz!
That Araab Muzik guy is
I remember my first ever dubstep party (we weren't callin it dubstep at that time), in Brussels, 2005, don't know who it was, Mark One or Plasticman or Mala, but a DJ dropped "Dipset Anthem" and i went nuts!
Anyway, not a huge fan of the Dipset, not at all, but they've got some good bits, and i have to admit that i love Cam's "Come Home With Me"
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Sharmaji
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by Sharmaji » Mon Jul 20, 2009 12:50 am
all about the L-Vis 1990 vs. Jakes vs. Joker vs. Camer'on
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ST100
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by ST100 » Mon Jul 20, 2009 4:04 am
I forgot I can't say "I don't really like mainstream" without sounding like a 13 year old.
do I have to say "fuckin' radio hip-hop garbage" to sound cool?

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hellfire machina
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by hellfire machina » Mon Jul 20, 2009 4:31 am
There is a dubstep/dipset project in the works for the not so distant future.

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crowleyhead
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by crowleyhead » Mon Jul 20, 2009 5:03 am
I can already imagine Juelz on a Dubstep beat. It'd probably be the most surreal moment ever.
"A! I got bass, my bass got weight! Your boy got base! Your boy got weight!"
I'd be laughing, but facepalming so hard...
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ushushnz
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by ushushnz » Mon Jul 20, 2009 7:37 am
If Joker's running things he could pick someone so much better than Dipset... ugh.
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flashharry
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by flashharry » Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:49 am
I think i could see juelz on dubstep, that 'there it go' beat although not dubstep obvs its along a similar-ish line
tbh now im thinkin about it the tempo is all wrong, not really about half time rapping. u would need someone like jim jones or lil wayne if it was gonna work..
but even then they should just stick to hiphop/crunk
lol @ my complete U-turn
i would like to see joker make a hiphop tempo beat for dipset though! they may not be the most widely respected rappers but its a bit of fun int it. and cam did that whole purple haze thing
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rubadub
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by rubadub » Mon Jul 20, 2009 4:07 pm
adisize wrote:Joker, Guido and Gemmy are part of the purple trinity hence the purpleness. its the colour Joker sees when he hears their music aprently
It's the colour I shit too when I listen to their muzak.
But serious 3-6 Mafia not dipset surely. They loves the codeine. Anyone seen that vbs about Houston. Classic.
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spek lives
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by spek lives » Mon Jul 20, 2009 4:09 pm
ummm there is no more dipset. all those dudes have drama with eachother. the only ones still together is jim jones and Juelz, but they dont even rep Dipset on their current tracks.
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hellfire machina
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by hellfire machina » Wed Jul 22, 2009 10:36 pm
They have a back catalogue though, that may be getting the remix action at some point, or so the little birdies tell me.

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selrahc
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by selrahc » Wed Jul 22, 2009 11:31 pm
i think this would be sick, wonky dubstep + rap has been done amazingly before e.g.
styles p & swizz beats - blow ya mind (starkey rmx)
jackie chain ft jhi ali - rollin (rustie rmx)
both of these are absolute tunes, more stuff in that style would be very welcome.
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1017_duck
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by 1017_duck » Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:52 am
Ha I know Jhi Ali, he's from my hometown. His label, slow motion soundz, puts out some of the best southern hip hop in the country.
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selrahc
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by selrahc » Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:07 pm
jamesgarfield wrote:Ha I know Jhi Ali, he's from my hometown. His label, slow motion soundz, puts out some of the best southern hip hop in the country.
i've only head the mixtape diplo put out ("fear and loathing in hunts vegas"), what other stuff have PRGz/slow motion soundz got out atm? would be interested to hear some more stuff.
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fuk off
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by fuk off » Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:18 pm
**Edit
fuck it I cba tbh
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Maccaveli
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by Maccaveli » Fri Jan 06, 2012 2:02 pm
Mattron wrote:really all mainstream hip-hop in general (except for Nas, mos def, talib kweli, and a few others)

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