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but you weren't there so....

MissBrass wrote:

wilson wrote:

MissBrass wrote:

larspro wrote:

hankerins wrote:Later during 12th Planet's set, Skream went up on stage and started fucking with his records, ruining the vibe for everyone and laughing like the audience hadn't paid good money to be there. I was generally disappointed because I love Skream's music but all night he looked like he didn't give a fuck about entertaining fans, just being a troll. Did I just catch him on a bad night or is he usually a terrible performer?

I thought the exact same thing. He's obviously a boss why does he have to act like that

I was on stage the whole time and youre absolutely wrong. There were a lot of dubstep's most important on that stage and we were ALL joking around, mostly celebrating our success since we've all known each other for years. To the audience it may have looked like he was trying to ruin the vibe but it was just horsing around.

Kinda unprofessional but when you're all mates I suppose it's hard NOT to muck about just a bit..

Ya.. all of us have known each other MAD long, so it was pure horsing aroung. Let me tell you, I was on that stage and it made me SO proud to see folks I've been friends with, worked with over the years and we're all doing our thing, and doing it big. From the djs, to management, to agents, we were all on that stage, and we're all tight.

I hope this ends this discussion, its crazy how people can overthink things they see.

I think this is missing the point. I'm sure everyone on stage was having a good time and felt proud at how far they had come together, it's just that the audience was going apeshit over 12th Planet's set and as far as I could tell the guerilla beat repeats and rewinds were only entertaining to the people on stage. Reading the replies to this thread, it looks like a lot of people agree, but a lot of people enjoy the humor and personality Skream brings to his show, so really I'm guilty for having had certain expectations without actually looking into what his live persona was like.

to summarize: i shouldnt criticize Skream for doing his thing cuz lots of people dig it, but personally i wont make a serious effort to see him again

tbh a large festival isn't the place to experience any set proper like


during the day no less

jolly wailer wrote:but you weren't there so....

I won't feed you anymore

Anyone who knows them, knows what to expect when they see em... I definitely think they're B2B shows on CDJs have improved drastically in the last 12 months, Skream especially.

I really don't mind if they play bad though when I see them, I'm just happy to be in the presence of such talented/hard working producers.

djrodan wrote:skipping the high profile events is generally a good idea, also 21+. the ex-hardcore/emo, moshing/mashing kiddie crowds can really ruin the show.

these are the worst, i use to be into hardcore (more 2-steppy, less emoey) about 5 or so years ago and i've slowly noticed plenty old faces slowly drifting over to the dubstep scene (although it's different cause i'm not in the states')

MissBrass wrote:known each other MAD long. made me SO proud to see folks I've been friends with, worked with over the years. doing it big. we're all tight.

Stop gloating at the fact your friends with a few DJ's in the scene. It doesn't make you better than anyone else!

asa wrote:Anyone can beat match, its all down to selection.......

If I'm paying money to see a big name DJ I want both, is that such a sin?

After the 8th wheelup of the same tune, it does start to get a bit stale.

seen skream and benga at fabric and matter
fabric was a fucking brilliant set, and for some reason was reasonably empty so was easy to enjoy
at matter (the gig which katy b's new vid is filmed at) although they were still good i, i didnt enjoy it at all cos it was so rammed in room 1 with so many kids going apeshit like it was a metal band or something - that's what ruined it for me far above any bad performance on skreams part.

Fabric:

lol heads should know skream b2b benga is gonna be mildly waste tunes and 6 rewinds on every track. unless its fwd

gimme silkie & quest anyday of the week

AL4228 wrote:I wasn't there but reading this was quite an eye opener

You all goof off during a set ruining some of the fans time.

Then have the audacity to say it's ok because it was some of dubsteps most important people

likewise, i didn't make it to the show but i'm not sorry i missed it. seemed like a high profile gig, so why not take the chance to smash a good set and impress all the M.I.A. fans or whatever? rather than use it as a chance to mess around and celebrate your own success. again, i wasn't there so i'm not really judging but thats the way you make it seem @missbrass.

dafox wrote:gimme silkie & quest anyday of the week

beginning of another thread maybe?

its all about expectations... skream and benga played trouble & bass 3 year and because trouble & bass incites that vibe from the moment you walk through the door, the shit went off proper.

skream b2b mala at dubwar 5 was legendary, but again, expectations. knowing that skream is part of the mix means you aren't going to get a deep dubbed out hour staring at the back of your eye lids.. you're getting rewinds and flangers and phasers and tear out. while that's not the part of the sound i enjoy, it was expected and i went anyway.

we should all be smiling that there are this many different angles to approach the sound. keep dubstep diverse.

MissBrass wrote:

larspro wrote:

hankerins wrote:Later during 12th Planet's set, Skream went up on stage and started fucking with his records, ruining the vibe for everyone and laughing like the audience hadn't paid good money to be there. I was generally disappointed because I love Skream's music but all night he looked like he didn't give a fuck about entertaining fans, just being a troll. Did I just catch him on a bad night or is he usually a terrible performer?

I thought the exact same thing. He's obviously a boss why does he have to act like that

I was on stage the whole time and youre absolutely wrong. There were a lot of dubstep's most important on that stage and we were ALL joking around, mostly celebrating our success since we've all known each other for years. To the audience it may have looked like he was trying to ruin the vibe but it was just horsing around.

our success?

danrev wrote:You're one of dubsteps most important?


Talking yourself up a bit there aint you?

dr hugo wrote:yea I've never heard of you

chico_red wrote:how much coke had you done MissBrass??? Talk about self gratification!!!!

stappard wrote:

MissBrass wrote:

larspro wrote:

hankerins wrote:Later during 12th Planet's set, Skream went up on stage and started fucking with his records, ruining the vibe for everyone and laughing like the audience hadn't paid good money to be there. I was generally disappointed because I love Skream's music but all night he looked like he didn't give a fuck about entertaining fans, just being a troll. Did I just catch him on a bad night or is he usually a terrible performer?

I thought the exact same thing. He's obviously a boss why does he have to act like that

I was on stage the whole time and youre absolutely wrong. There were a lot of dubstep's most important on that stage and we were ALL joking around, mostly celebrating our success since we've all known each other for years. To the audience it may have looked like he was trying to ruin the vibe but it was just horsing around.

our success?

abstractsound wrote:

dafox wrote:gimme silkie & quest anyday of the week

beginning of another thread maybe?

its all about expectations... skream and benga played trouble & bass 3 year and because trouble & bass incites that vibe from the moment you walk through the door, the shit went off proper.

skream b2b mala at dubwar 5 was legendary, but again, expectations. knowing that skream is part of the mix means you aren't going to get a deep dubbed out hour staring at the back of your eye lids.. you're getting rewinds and flangers and phasers and tear out. while that's not the part of the sound i enjoy, it was expected and i went anyway.

we should all be smiling that there are this many different angles to approach the sound. keep dubstep diverse.

this.

bolsty wrote: these are the worst, i use to be into hardcore (more 2-steppy, less emoey)

hardcore? 2-steppy?


color me confused

AL4228 wrote:

jolly wailer wrote:but you weren't there so....

I won't feed you anymore

actually I was the one feeding you

Dark Reign wrote:

best part of this thread by some distance