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this is what is making me laugh at the moment loads of dnb producers (eg sparx) move on to dubstep because they dont like jump up dnb or the way which drum and bass was goin but now the exact same thing is happening in dubstep, i like a bit of everything including rob sparx, funtcase and bare nozie not so much doctor p but this is obviously what the masses like more or people like funtcase and doctor p wouldnt have just got this big overnight

Zomby should be booked for a gig and then actually show up. That'd be the best April Fools joke ever.

Bear wrote:

rob sparx wrote:

jam1 wrote:Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 1:08 am

April fools...?

Hehehe I was trying to get the post in b4 midnight but got carried away needed to get a few things off my chest lol

Not joking I'm sure Doctor P/Cuntfase/Barenoize etc are nice ppl etc but your music is absolute shit and I cant tell the difference between any of you

Im gonna stop whining now and get on a beat anyway...

Are you on fucking crack?

Seriously?

Doctor p and funtcase are taking it to a new level and the old schoolers are just getting left behind.

OT: Grow some balls and man the fuck up!

Move with the scene don't complain about it.

You should be banned from dsf, posting this bullshit...
i bet you've been listening to dubstep since you heard sweet shop?

fretn wrote:

Bear wrote:

rob sparx wrote:

jam1 wrote:Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 1:08 am

April fools...?

Hehehe I was trying to get the post in b4 midnight but got carried away needed to get a few things off my chest lol

Not joking I'm sure Doctor P/Cuntfase/Barenoize etc are nice ppl etc but your music is absolute shit and I cant tell the difference between any of you

Im gonna stop whining now and get on a beat anyway...

Are you on fucking crack?

Seriously?

Doctor p and funtcase are taking it to a new level and the old schoolers are just getting left behind.

OT: Grow some balls and man the fuck up!

Move with the scene don't complain about it.

You should be banned from dsf, posting this bullshit...
i bet you've been listening to dubstep since you heard sweet shop?

So what if he has, he has the right idea.

Move with the times, or get left behind in the dust.

Tell me why DMZ is still so hot then?

fretn wrote:Tell me why DMZ is still so hot then?

Because they were innovators and still support the many different styles of dubstep without having a fucking crying session because they don't like what its doing to "our" scene.

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:

Bear wrote:

rob sparx wrote:

jam1 wrote:Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 1:08 am

April fools...?

Hehehe I was trying to get the post in b4 midnight but got carried away needed to get a few things off my chest lol

Not joking I'm sure Doctor P/Cuntfase/Barenoize etc are nice ppl etc but your music is absolute shit and I cant tell the difference between any of you

Im gonna stop whining now and get on a beat anyway...

Are you on fucking crack?

Seriously?

Doctor p and funtcase are taking it to a new level and the old schoolers are just getting left behind.

OT: Grow some balls and man the fuck up!

Move with the scene don't complain about it.

You should be banned from dsf, posting this bullshit...
i bet you've been listening to dubstep since you heard sweet shop?

So what if he has, he has the right idea.

Move with the times, or get left behind in the dust.

LOL

Truth has been spoken...

The jump-up stuff is still music obviously, and it has its certain qualities but I have no doubt that this type of dubstep will, in the future be looked over simply because its the most generic. What I don't understand is why anyone would want to make music that sounds so similar to something that has been done 100 times before, I think trying to be original has to be the most important thing when making music.

jump up is getting boring..........

tbh u got to respect this rob sparx geeza for saying what he thinks and naming names. cos lets face it, most people on here / in this scene are usually aspiring dj's or producers themselves and r too scared to come across as a "hater" for fear of alienating them selves.

2010 predicitons - producers start making tracks with 16 bar spoken word style rants in the intro, talking about what stnuc they think other producers r etc, i actually think thatd be amazing.

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:Tell me why DMZ is still so hot then?

Because they were innovators and still support the many different styles of dubstep without having a fucking crying session because they don't like what its doing to "our" scene.

tbh i don't see funtcase (to give an example) play there...

I got sick of dubstep, so I started listening to music again.

yong wrote:I got sick of dubstep, so I started listening to music again.

thread winner

fretn wrote:

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:Tell me why DMZ is still so hot then?

Because they were innovators and still support the many different styles of dubstep without having a fucking crying session because they don't like what its doing to "our" scene.

tbh i don't see funtcase (to give an example) play there...

No, but if you look at the flyers for past events, you'll see the variety of sub genres represented is massive. That was my point. They cover all bases without being "exclusive" and sticking to one sub-genre. Please, if I'm wrong, tell me how?

yong wrote:I got sick of dubstep, so I started listening to music again.

Yeah, this dude wins.

It's the way dubstep is progressing. All well and fair for your opinion if you think about how much dubstep has changed... I've been into dubstep for about three years, not as long as most people, but I listen to both old and new types of dubstep. Of course you favour particular types, but I find myself intrigued by what producers are coming up with these days. Artists like Funtcase and Bare Noize, Borgore who I think you're relating to with your thread starter have produced some really complex, filthy stuff - of course it's nothing like early dubstep - but it's music which you can really feel. I get fucking psyched when I listen to a tune from these boys... times have moved on... It's good for the genre to be honest.

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:Tell me why DMZ is still so hot then?

Because they were innovators and still support the many different styles of dubstep without having a fucking crying session because they don't like what its doing to "our" scene.

tbh i don't see funtcase (to give an example) play there...

No, but if you look at the flyers for past events, you'll see the variety of sub genres represented is massive. That was my point. They cover all bases without being "exclusive" and sticking to one sub-genre. Please, if I'm wrong, tell me how?

lol you are wrong. you just don't have a clue

catflap wrote:

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:

arktrix wrote:

fretn wrote:Tell me why DMZ is still so hot then?

Because they were innovators and still support the many different styles of dubstep without having a fucking crying session because they don't like what its doing to "our" scene.

tbh i don't see funtcase (to give an example) play there...

No, but if you look at the flyers for past events, you'll see the variety of sub genres represented is massive. That was my point. They cover all bases without being "exclusive" and sticking to one sub-genre. Please, if I'm wrong, tell me how?

lol you are wrong. you just don't have a clue

Nice conclusive reasoning there.

indeed, conclusively true may i add