Brostep - Part Deux!

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by hellbent » Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:25 pm

Muncey wrote:That ill-gates tune is alright. That Bassnectar tune is shit.
yea its not the kind of thing i would listen to at home, but he definitely has made some good tunes

this one in particular


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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by Today » Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:45 pm

hellbent wrote:i willingly go to the same festival every year and am therefore forced to like brostep
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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by dickman69 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:07 pm

Today wrote:
hellbent wrote:i willingly go to the same festival every year and am therefore forced to like brostep
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lol, this totally makes sense
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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by syrup » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:10 pm

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by fractal » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:15 pm

garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by dickman69 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:16 pm

every Tuesday 11pm EST on http://cosmicsound.club

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by Today » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:37 pm

i wish someone would make a dance video to a dubstep track that isn't half-step and also without doing the robot
when pigs fly, i suppose
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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by Sonika » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:41 pm

wub wrote:For discussion of the brostep sound.
tbh, I think about 75% of this thread won't have ANYthing to do with that :lol: I seem to remember at least 5 pages on the old brostep thread that was just people posting links to their favorite emo tunes
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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by garethom » Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:47 pm

fractal wrote:
garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

tah
Then he's clearly trying to fit in with the "true uk heads".

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by fractal » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:01 pm

garethom wrote:
fractal wrote:
garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

tah
Then he's clearly trying to fit in with the "true uk heads".
psh, why not keep it old school with the OG Garage heads in NY?

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by seckle » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:04 pm

garethom wrote:
fractal wrote:
garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

tah
Then he's clearly trying to fit in with the "true uk heads".
lol. name some " true uk heads" please.
this is going to be fantastic.

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by garethom » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:12 pm

seckle wrote:
garethom wrote:
fractal wrote:
garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

tah
Then he's clearly trying to fit in with the "true uk heads".
lol. name some " true uk heads" please.
this is going to be fantastic.
uk invented garage, house, techno, dubstep, and todd edwards was actually from middlesbrough (don't believe the hype). you're an outsider dude, you weren't there since day. Go back to your bromerican wobblestep! I could name some true uk heads, but dsf would crash, cos there's too many. :w:

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by untightled » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:13 pm

INTERESTING FACT: There are no deep american producers.
What do you mean?
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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by garethom » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:16 pm

untightled wrote:
INTERESTING FACT: There are no deep american producers.
What do you mean?
100% bro dude, it's plan for anyone to see.

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by seckle » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:29 pm

garethom wrote:
seckle wrote:
garethom wrote:
fractal wrote:
garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

tah
Then he's clearly trying to fit in with the "true uk heads".
lol. name some " true uk heads" please.
this is going to be fantastic.
uk invented garage, house, techno, dubstep, and todd edwards was actually from middlesbrough (don't believe the hype). you're an outsider dude, you weren't there since day. Go back to your bromerican wobblestep! I could name some true uk heads, but dsf would crash, cos there's too many. :w:

INTERESTING FACT: There are no deep american producers.
no, go on please. i'm learning everything from you.

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by garethom » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:34 pm

glad to have opened your mind dude. jah bless.

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by BonerJams04 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:36 pm

garethom wrote:
fractal wrote:
garethom wrote:I feel that the drums in brostep are by far the most uninspiring part of that sound. One only has to listen to Ammunition & Blackdown Present: The Roots Of Dubstep to hear the myriad drum patterns that fed into the sound that is dubstep, and it's a great shame that the sound that has prevailed in the mainstream is of the DUM....TSSH!...DUM....TSSH! variety.

Comment approved by "Seckle" - 30.04.12

while i agree with your sentiments, I fear I must point out that an american would never write the date in such an erroneous fashion

tah
Then he's clearly trying to fit in with the "true uk heads".
If i act british will i be respected more?

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by garethom » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:45 pm

Reverb wrote:
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What do you think fuelled Burial when he made his album "Swamp 81"? Exactly.

The name blackdown also comes from the name that south londoners famously give to the burnt edge of a crumpet. the more you know.

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Re: Brostep - Part Deux!

Post by BonerJams04 » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:48 pm

garethom wrote:
Reverb wrote:
Tea X Crumpets 4 Lyfe
What do you think fuelled Burial when he made his album "Swamp 81"? Exactly.

The name blackdown also comes from the name that south londoners famously give to the burnt edge of a crumpet. the more you know.
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