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DRTY wrote:

sd5 wrote:
women, with a few exceptions

cheap air travel

explain bold answrs plz

women: weren't many at first. but the ones who were there were quality and they loved the music. friendly & sociable. but then the trendoid women started turning up, straight from the poncy clubs, leather & cosmetized. snotty and posing.checking the scene. taking up space to be seen.

cheap air travel: meant the english lads started to travel which was great in a way cos we saw Benga, Quiet Storm, Coki & Mala before things blew up BUT it meant the local dubstep producers & djs who'd created the scene and around whom the community had grown, started taking a back seat, missing out on sets etc.

and @ dubsola: beer
it was really noticeable in 07
that the line of steppas down the front started getting mowed down by beer-breathed monsters flailing away and crushing toes...was like being invaded by Norse barbarians.

*record no. of edits cos colours not working*

sd5 wrote:that the the line of steppas down the front started getting mowed down by beer-breathed monsters flailing away and crushing toes...was like being invaded by Norse barbarians.

BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:Practicing the missionary position ruined dubstep

Also ruined my sex life

sd5 wrote: women: weren't many at first. but the ones who were there were quality and they loved the music. friendly & sociable. but then the trendoid women started turning up, straight from the poncy clubs, leather & cosmetized. snotty and posing.checking the scene. taking up space to be seen.

I agree with this, although I will say it is nice to see a 1:1 ratio at big shows

^ no denying
just wish they wuz steppas

House

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apmje wrote:

BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:95% of people born after 1990

I was born in 1990? Am I safe!?!?!

no. only i am the king of the 90s kids on here

faust.dtc wrote:

Rekah wrote:these threads?

in all serious now nothings ruined dubstep, its just become popular for a while give it a year or so and all the trend followers will have gone onto another popular kind of music

Just want to make clear this thread is meant to be completely tongue in cheek.

oh

Rekah wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

Rekah wrote:these threads?

in all serious now nothings ruined dubstep, its just become popular for a while give it a year or so and all the trend followers will have gone onto another popular kind of music

Just want to make clear this thread is meant to be completely tongue in cheek.

oh

You just ruined dubstep...

faust.dtc wrote:

Rekah wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

Rekah wrote:these threads?

in all serious now nothings ruined dubstep, its just become popular for a while give it a year or so and all the trend followers will have gone onto another popular kind of music

Just want to make clear this thread is meant to be completely tongue in cheek.

oh

You just ruined dubstep...

shit i think i just did, im off to go ruin other genres

Rekah wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

Rekah wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

Rekah wrote:these threads?

in all serious now nothings ruined dubstep, its just become popular for a while give it a year or so and all the trend followers will have gone onto another popular kind of music

Just want to make clear this thread is meant to be completely tongue in cheek.

oh

You just ruined dubstep...

shit i think i just did, im off to go ruin other genres

Don't worry about brostep, they have done a pretty good job of ruining it for themselves.

Everyone and everything that's ever come into contact with Dubstep has ruined Dubstep.

Gazza?

the internet, ease of access to music, torrenting

gazza and moaty

Hype & wobble bass. Those two things.

beefy & taz

oh no that was dnb

clifford_- wrote:gazza and moaty

moaty

RAOUL MOAT!!!!!!!!