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the wiggle baron wrote:

Genevieve wrote:

the wiggle baron wrote:So thankful, love them for it eternally, but im half sad half excited to say that its over, and for me at least a whole new chapter of music/experiences has opened up.

Word, that's the attitude to have. I've been saying it for a couple of months now.. bring on the new thang and I got some flack for it for "dropping dubstep", but I'm not dropping it.

Something is beautiful because it''s temporary. If it's permanent it becomes a routine and "normal". Dubstep came into existence, it developed, it peaked and it started fizzling out. It's cool, it'll make a comback in a few years sounding fresher than ever. But for now, let's just point our ears to the future and wait for something new to grab our attention.

want to hug you right now

The tunes my mates just played on my radio show, so deep...the tune right now...amazing

Music is so important, so goddam important.

I'll obviously agree techno is the best thing ever, but it's been around for like 30 years already.

woman's obsession with jewels and precious metals really pisses me off.

clothing/jewellery = music/games

Nevalo wrote:clothing/jewellery = music/games

truest truth

not fussed on boxing

I don't like techno/tech house - what the fucking ever.

jayladders wrote:

Nevalo wrote:clothing/jewellery = music/games

truest truth

no, not really.
not that you can really compare the two groups.
clothing should be separate from jewelry first, anyone can buy economical clothes, and everyone wears clothes as a necessity.
and im sure most people here agree that paying over the odds for designer names is pretty silly.
comparing jewlery to music/games/toys/hobbies etc is really dumb because on a pounds to pleasure ratio jewelry's beaten.

the difference between buying expensive clothes and expensive jewelry is the fact clothes are a lot more significant in terms of looks.
actual clothes take up more of your "look" than some expensive earings.
wearing expensive jewelry is much more significant in terms of dick wagging.

and pretty much every woman i have ever encountered has some almost embedded desire for jewelry.
and it annoys me because they could be spending their money on so much more worthwhile things.

the only men that desire jewelry are dumb classless poor ones or new-money.

Goldie's Mother is a great track.

cryptical wrote:

jayladders wrote:

Nevalo wrote:clothing/jewellery = music/games

truest truth

no, not really.
not that you can really compare the two groups.
clothing should be separate from jewelry first, anyone can buy economical clothes, and everyone wears clothes as a necessity.
and im sure most people here agree that paying over the odds for designer names is pretty silly.
comparing jewlery to music/games/toys/hobbies etc is really dumb because on a pounds to pleasure ratio jewelry's beaten.

the difference between buying expensive clothes and expensive jewelry is the fact clothes are a lot more significant in terms of looks.
actual clothes take up more of your "look" than some expensive earings.
wearing expensive jewelry is much more significant in terms of dick wagging.

and pretty much every woman i have ever encountered has some almost embedded desire for jewelry.
and it annoys me because they could be spending their money on so much more worthwhile things.

the only men that desire jewelry are dumb classless poor ones or new-money.

forgive me, i forgot to add sport to the 2nd list.

and they're all interchangeable.

i know women who aren't interested in jewellery, quite a few too.

think i quite like that skream and kelis track

A lot of old Garage is mediocre. Not in comparison to "Future Garage" by any means. I just don't get what people here talk about.

And a lot of the Pre-Dubstep Dark Garage sounded a bit like wanky breaks and action movie music.


This is supposed to be a safe place, let's not get too rowdy lads.

zerbaman wrote:A lot of old Garage is mediocre. Not in comparison to "Future Garage" by any means. I just don't get what people here talk about.

And a lot of the Pre-Dubstep Dark Garage sounded a bit like wanky breaks and action movie music.


This is supposed to be a safe place, let's not get too rowdy lads.

i agree with the first part.

i like the wanky breaks though

zerbaman wrote:A lot of old Garage is mediocre.

i dont think anyone disputes that with tunes like sweet like chocolate around

zerbaman wrote:A lot of old Garage is mediocre. Not in comparison to "Future Garage" by any means. I just don't get what people here talk about.

And a lot of the Pre-Dubstep Dark Garage sounded a bit like wanky breaks and action movie music.


This is supposed to be a safe place, let's not get too rowdy lads.

a lot of every single genre ever is mediocre. your point?

Phigure wrote:

zerbaman wrote:A lot of old Garage is mediocre.

i dont think anyone disputes that with tunes like sweet like chocolate around

Don't talk shit about Sweet Like Chocolate.

DUBSTEP SUCKS.

0/10

Rappone wrote:DUBSTEP SUCKS.

just wait for the drop

collige wrote:

Phigure wrote:

zerbaman wrote:A lot of old Garage is mediocre.

i dont think anyone disputes that with tunes like sweet like chocolate around

Don't talk shit about Sweet Like Chocolate.

innit.


ill muay thai kick you from here phiggy

lol i knew people would get testy

dont worry, as shit as it is i've still got a special place in my heart for it