magma wrote:Let the people dance however they want to dance.
Tbh at most of these hipster house nights NO ONE is dancing.Which makes no sense, considering house is pure dance music. It's like waiting at a bus stop down 51.27....
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 3:03 pm
by Blenky
I'd like to be able to dance like this instead of head nodding and moving from side to side tbh, looks more fun
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 3:03 pm
by ezza
wubstep wrote:I don't see what's remotely 'underground' about a bunch of socialite fashionista students busting the hippest moves they saw on the internet to inoffensive handbag-house music...
I swear that's got nothing to do with what anyone's said
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 3:59 pm
by wubstep
Maybe not, just trying to demean you some more really.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:01 pm
by ezza
yeah any chance you get
noise-step-break-core is all fun, but some times a nice groove is what you want man
No need for all the house hate
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:12 pm
by wubstep
I have to say I don't go out my way to listen to it, but the typical house track is the most dull, ungroovy thing I can think of.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:22 pm
by ezza
unless i've got the wrong i dea of what groove is in my head, im pretty sure house is all about it? that rhythm that make you wanna dance
imo this is groovy
especially by like 2 n half minutes in
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:49 pm
by wubstep
Sounds like the stuff they listen to in the clubs in The Sims, or a sort of soundtrack to convince people they're having a good time, when in fact everyone is tense/anxious as fuck, afraid that everyone is looking at their stupid dancing and outdated button-ups.
I went in the aforementioned Bank of Stokes Croft (51.27?) once and everyone was honestly dancing like Sims to Sims music, was retarded.
I don't go out my way to hate on house, they just make it so easy.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:02 pm
by Kochari
wubstep wrote:
I went in the aforementioned Bank of Stokes Croft (51.27?) once and everyone was honestly dancing like Sims to Sims music, was retarded.
51.27 is at the Thekla but I think the Bank might be an even worse offender ...
Less pretension please, it's only music
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:02 pm
by ezza
wubstep wrote:Sounds like the stuff they listen to in the clubs in The Sims, or a sort of soundtrack to convince people they're having a good time, when in fact everyone is tense/anxious as fuck, afraid that everyone is looking at their stupid dancing and outdated button-ups.
I went in the aforementioned Bank of Stokes Croft (51.27?) once and everyone was honestly dancing like Sims to Sims music, was retarded.
I don't go out my way to hate on house, they just make it so easy.
I dunno man, i think you're looking at in the wrong way.
From what you post on here alot of the time I'd say you like quite obscure stuff, which is great, but stuff doesn't always have to be so different and forward thinking to be good.
Sometimes a tried and tested formula can do the trick.
House is just perfect at what it's made for. I think if you wanna go out, have fun & dance, then it is the one.
And i think alot of people would agree with that.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:12 pm
by garethom
Love that not liking house is the ONE thing you're not allowed to do if you claim to like electronic music.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:16 pm
by ezza
garethom wrote:Love that not liking house is the ONE thing you're not allowed to do if you claim to like electronic music.
Really? i swear most the people here hate on it
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:18 pm
by garethom
Agent 47 wrote:
garethom wrote:Love that not liking house is the ONE thing you're not allowed to do if you claim to like electronic music.
Really? i swear most the people here hate on it
Might be, but as soon as anyone says they don't like it, it's like, universal criticism towards them. It's the one thing on here people can't accept others not liking.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:21 pm
by ezza
Yeah i guess, it's a pretty big part of electronic music though.
To like electronic music, but to not like house/techno seems a bit weird to me.
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 5:29 pm
by wubstep
Yeah, people go out & dance to it, I'm not contesting that, it just provokes absolutely nothing in me.
It's background pulling-music to my ears, people dance & enjoy it to an extent, without breaking a sweat, messing up their hair or spilling their drinks.
(Now might be a good time to note I don't actually care about house music, it doesn't even bother me, I just like winding you up by pointing out how whack it is. I'm just jaded at the direction dubstep went and blame it on house)
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 11:30 pm
by noam
garethom wrote:
Agent 47 wrote:
garethom wrote:Love that not liking house is the ONE thing you're not allowed to do if you claim to like electronic music.
Really? i swear most the people here hate on it
Might be, but as soon as anyone says they don't like it, it's like, universal criticism towards them. It's the one thing on here people can't accept others not liking.
be real tho, most of Wubstep's comments about house are about 5% fact 95% nonce-sense
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 11:48 pm
by Johnlenham
garethom wrote:
Agent 47 wrote:
garethom wrote:Love that not liking house is the ONE thing you're not allowed to do if you claim to like electronic music.
Really? i swear most the people here hate on it
Might be, but as soon as anyone says they don't like it, it's like, universal criticism towards them. It's the one thing on here people can't accept others not liking.
Probably because the genre is fucking MASSIVE and spans the globe with sub genres.
So throwing the word Hate around when talking about it is pretty silly imo especially for people that are so into music they are chatting about it on a forum dedicated to a teeny tiny fresh faced scene (by comparison).
Most people seem to equate House to the ever increasingly popular "Deep house" side of stuff, like Hot creations, Jamie Jones, Nic Franchuli, Juilo Bashmore (or however its spelt) and so on because thats being pushed all the time.
Where as you can get stuff by Andre/Moodyman/Theo Parish that sounds nothing like Sasha/Digweed/Guy J that sounds worlds apart from the above.
Ive had a few people at work ask me about my music tastes and when I ask them what are they into they say "house" when I press and ask "like who?" hoping to hear some actual names but they struggle and squirm "oh you know like that au swerve song and that"
Went on abit of a random tangent there..
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:35 am
by skell1ngton777
gwa wrote:let people express them send how they want.
propa gay to be condescending up people enjoying themselves
werd
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:43 am
by Doozle
noam wrote:
garethom wrote:
Agent 47 wrote:
garethom wrote:Love that not liking house is the ONE thing you're not allowed to do if you claim to like electronic music.
Really? i swear most the people here hate on it
Might be, but as soon as anyone says they don't like it, it's like, universal criticism towards them. It's the one thing on here people can't accept others not liking.
be real tho, most of Wubstep's comments about house are about 5% fact 95% nonce-sense
Was watching that last nightn
Re: Anti foot shuffling campaign
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 12:49 am
by AxeD
wubstep wrote:Yeah, people go out & dance to it, I'm not contesting that, it just provokes absolutely nothing in me.
It's background pulling-music to my ears, people dance & enjoy it to an extent, without breaking a sweat, messing up their hair or spilling their drinks.
(Now might be a good time to note I don't actually care about house music, it doesn't even bother me, I just like winding you up by pointing out how whack it is. I'm just jaded at the direction dubstep went and blame it on house)