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i wonder if young olly will read through this???

Eastern spin Doctor wrote:i wonder if young olly will read through this???

surely.

he's a bad man


INIT MY ****** FRIEND OLLY

pointless thread.

BUT blue eyes is still one of my favourite tunes in my box.

Corpsey wrote:Request Line shits on the majority of dubstep tunes to this day.

As does Lemon, 0800, I, 28g, korma and Dutch Flowers.
A lot of his new stuff is sick as well, going in all sorts of directions!

Skream is the man. Fuckin amazing producer and DJ.

the decoy wrote:well he's really tall. I can tell you that much.

Makes it even more OMGZ IT'S SKREAM when you see him

Genius.

Everything he releases ranges from solid (at worst) to incredible. The Skreamizm series is incredibly consistent. Also, his new-ish stuff - like I Love the Way and Love Don't Come Easily - underlines his versatility.

I struggle to think of many producers in the scene with as much range as him... Stylistically how different do Filth and I Love The Way sound? Yet they're still both big tunes imo.

a good producer has the gift of making his craft seem simple. it's the listeners job to recognize craftsmanship. if you think skream's overrated chances are you're a shitty critic.

skream is pure genius

seeing him & hatcha live was one of the high points in 2008

his tunes are always on point, not to mention the multitude of styles he can throw down

"don't hate, innovate!"

dq wrote:you wouldn't be here if it weren't for skream.

. Spot on , bless up mr jones tearing down the walls

genius and he will party you under the table.

and then play a disco set.

He made Glamma. That to be is one of the most quintissential Dubstep tunes ever released. Never mind the countless others I could reel off.
Hes also a wicked Dj and a proper safe lad to boot and you can tell he loves what he does. Why this discussion is even relevant I dont know

hera wrote:a good producer has the gift of making his craft seem simple. it's the listeners job to recognize craftsmanship. if you think skream's overrated chances are you're a shitty critic.

unless you're a critty shittic.

fork46 wrote:

Corpsey wrote:Request Line shits on the majority of dubstep tunes to this day.

As does Lemon, 0800, I, 28g, korma and Dutch Flowers.
A lot of his new stuff is sick as well, going in all sorts of directions!

Whatever happened to that Lemon dub tune?
Did it ever get released?

pidge wrote:

Ketamine wrote:

dq wrote:you wouldn't be here if it weren't for skream.

I'm here because of Burial. /End Story.

Burial was here becasue of El-B & Digital Mystikz. Digital Mystikz are here because of Skream. (To some Extent)

Would be a very different music without Skream /END STORY

...and? All about Rusko & Bar 9 now anyway.

mattrelton wrote:

fork46 wrote:

Corpsey wrote:Request Line shits on the majority of dubstep tunes to this day.

As does Lemon, 0800, I, 28g, korma and Dutch Flowers.
A lot of his new stuff is sick as well, going in all sorts of directions!

Whatever happened to that Lemon dub tune?
Did it ever get released?

never getting released as far as I know. it wouldn't make sense in anyone else's set anyway, as it has a vocal referencing Skream.

Ory wrote:

mattrelton wrote:

fork46 wrote:

Corpsey wrote:Request Line shits on the majority of dubstep tunes to this day.

As does Lemon, 0800, I, 28g, korma and Dutch Flowers.
A lot of his new stuff is sick as well, going in all sorts of directions!

Whatever happened to that Lemon dub tune?
Did it ever get released?

never getting released as far as I know. it wouldn't make sense in anyone else's set anyway, as it has a vocal referencing Skream.

Good point

skream is the man. his passion for the music and culture is obvious. not only are his tunes great, but he has also started a sick label. the scene wouldnt be what it is today without him.