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ok, you guys get a pass. we'll have some kind of follow up next time, so you get pvt moments w/ the crew n crew 
Couldn't make it happen brojuakali wrote:man, i thought you were reachin'?Keith P wrote:Who all from Texas did we have out?
fuckin doooope! great pics and vids everyonecure wrote:Allright here are some videos...
One of my fav things about this jam was the air horns!!
need more airhorn!!1
Big ups to everyone that made this happen!!
The pub session was amazing...it was basically like hanging out in your boys basement with all your fav producers/djs/people
It was great to meet and greet with everyone from all corners of the world. I think its all been said (even though there is too much too say).
enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BlqmfiizaU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wc5C9crrot0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6QHtMadu3Q
haha.....cunny'ole.... ytee still is practicing saying tnuc (with his toung out for some reason?)8 wrote:i just got back to LDN and i'm still buzzing. not sure that words can really justify the shit that went down in NYC this week.. but needless to say, it will stay with me forever. massive thanks to Dave Q for dealin with the south london invasion, feel free to come and break our toilets when u come over next week. Seckle, you're truly one of the kindest people I've ever met and man, ur tours around the city were dope, big love. Juakali- thank-you for your help in getting us about and most importantly, for the inspiration, the world needs more people like you. Orson and Joe, it was wicked to see u both outside of London, family vibes. Hera and J Roq, you're bad ass, it's always good to meet more passionate lady bass lovers (we be growin!). London Ontario crew, you guys are wild, thanks for the language lessons...practise saying "c***," I'm gonna test u next time we meet.
and to the DMZ family... shit. what can i say? love love and more norwood love. brixton to brooklyn, no messin about...u fookin tore it up. see y'all at the birt'day bash.
gx
I even had a bag full of Loefah rekkids with me, I coulda played fangirl, made you feel like footballers gettin home from an away game! Instead the train just continued and I got to Gatwick. WELCOME HOME BOYS!Post of the month !!heva wrote:OMG Poax please tell me that was you and Loefah I saw this morning at 8:30am getting off at East Croyden station, lookin exhausted and laden down with gear like you'd just come back from NYC... If only I was feeling less shy and more awake I coulda been all "DUBSTEP WELCOMES YOU HOME", made a banner, got out the marching band...
yes!joenice wrote: Post of the month !!
I drank 50 beers man, cut me some slack.cure wrote:haha.....cunny'ole.... ytee still is practicing saying tnuc (with his toung out for some reason?)8 wrote:i just got back to LDN and i'm still buzzing. not sure that words can really justify the shit that went down in NYC this week.. but needless to say, it will stay with me forever. massive thanks to Dave Q for dealin with the south london invasion, feel free to come and break our toilets when u come over next week. Seckle, you're truly one of the kindest people I've ever met and man, ur tours around the city were dope, big love. Juakali- thank-you for your help in getting us about and most importantly, for the inspiration, the world needs more people like you. Orson and Joe, it was wicked to see u both outside of London, family vibes. Hera and J Roq, you're bad ass, it's always good to meet more passionate lady bass lovers (we be growin!). London Ontario crew, you guys are wild, thanks for the language lessons...practise saying "c***," I'm gonna test u next time we meet.
and to the DMZ family... shit. what can i say? love love and more norwood love. brixton to brooklyn, no messin about...u fookin tore it up. see y'all at the birt'day bash.
gx
Not out yet.tacospheros wrote:so who can give me a mp3 copy of Kode 9 - "Find My Way" ?
cuz that tune pretty much brought the house down
Wanted to just extend the apologies - don't want anyone gettin the wrong idea. Things get hectic sometimes ya know? No one I bring to a jam is tryin to be rough and rugged , it's just a matter of excitement... maybe if we didn't have to wait so long between dubwars it wouldn't build up so much? Eh??? DQ? Hint hint? wink nudge? Dubwars more often? Haha! I think I was part of that domino effect. Dood behind me thought I was causing the ruckus. Fuckit. B-up the Dubstep goodvibes mosh.sequethin wrote:
I just want to take a moment to say MY BAD. My boy drank way too much and sort of forgot that he's not 5'4 120LBS - he's more like 6'3, 200LBS. Dude fell over and knocked me over along with the 10 people behind me.
Retinoise wrote:Haha! I think I was part of that domino effect. Dood behind me thought I was causing the ruckus. Fuckit. B-up the Dubstep goodvibes mosh.sequethin wrote:
I just want to take a moment to say MY BAD. My boy drank way too much and sort of forgot that he's not 5'4 120LBS - he's more like 6'3, 200LBS. Dude fell over and knocked me over along with the 10 people behind me.
definitely remember that happening.i mean cargorecords bro.pompende wrote:chemical records will sort you out with that one[find my way] mate.
First time a mosh pit started at a dubstep jam I reckon. Good time.sequethin wrote:Ohhh snap I forgot to check in on the forum..
Well by now everyone knows it was madness.
I just want to take a moment to say MY BAD. My boy drank way too much and sort of forgot that he's not 5'4 120LBS - he's more like 6'3, 200LBS. Dude fell over and knocked me over along with the 10 people behind me. I spent half the time tryin to be a lion tamer
big up any and all who came thru on friday... Juakali was indeed magic on the mic (and his showmanship in getting in the other crew's face was kinda next level..)juakali wrote:friday (sound clash)= bury dat sound!
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