Dubstepforum.com

oh yeah i totally agree man, but then the bluesmen ripped off old african tribes

wearecorsairs wrote:oh yeah i totally agree man, but then the bluesmen ripped off old african tribes

The old african tribes just ripped off Homo heidelbergensis who were making dub techno 600,000 years ago.

exactly, they don't get enough respect tbh, really pisses me off!

wearecorsairs wrote:exactly, they don't get enough respect tbh, really pisses me off!

i liked it before they sold out and formed the dub techno supergroup cromagnonetic man.

llennnn16 wrote:

Basic A wrote:

llennnn16 wrote:Timbaland was one of the ones pushing that sound and he excelled at it. That track he did with Aaliyah for the movie 'Romeo Must Die', 'Try Again' I think it was called. Champion mainstream US R&B Garage.

You realize Aaliyah was a vocalist in Chicago's house/garage scene long before her pop superstardom, right? Thats her influence on him, not his influence on her, that dude is a bitch, he took the garage vibe OUT of her...

wtf are you talking about. i request concrete proof of this, cuz that sounds like bs to me.

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lect ... -for-the-d > He talks pretty extensively about her involvement with shaping chi house in here... where Im taking it from, if this dudes even still in this ridiculousness, page 5, shits always derailed.

thats a strong thread mate nice one for linking

Basic A wrote:

llennnn16 wrote:

Basic A wrote:

llennnn16 wrote:Timbaland was one of the ones pushing that sound and he excelled at it. That track he did with Aaliyah for the movie 'Romeo Must Die', 'Try Again' I think it was called. Champion mainstream US R&B Garage.

You realize Aaliyah was a vocalist in Chicago's house/garage scene long before her pop superstardom, right? Thats her influence on him, not his influence on her, that dude is a bitch, he took the garage vibe OUT of her...

wtf are you talking about. i request concrete proof of this, cuz that sounds like bs to me.

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lect ... -for-the-d > He talks pretty extensively about her involvement with shaping chi house in here... where Im taking it from, if this dudes even still in this ridiculousness, page 5, shits always derailed.

little inaccurate.... actually a lot inaccurate

aaliyah went gold in 1995... at that point she was massively huge in the R&B world.

Her only connection really to Chicago before that at all was a brief time period before age ain't nothin but a number came out and during its production and that was through R. Kelly and it was mostly about getting her name out and about in the dance music scene.

To say she was a staple at 14 or 15 in the chicago house scene would be inaccurate

who cares, they would probably had made a commercial style called brorage

DiegoSapiens wrote:who cares, they would probably had made a commercial style called brorage

dunno if you were old enough to have experienced UK Garage, but it was pretty bro-tacular

pkay wrote:

DiegoSapiens wrote:who cares, they would probably had made a commercial style called brorage

dunno if you were old enough to have experienced UK Garage, but it was pretty bro-tacular

What?

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say
...that Stevie Wonder is not R.Kelly


and I was wondering if I can get a really heartfelt - emotif song verse..

about the disasterous anal sex episode in the back seat - after seafood dinner...
but only this time - it will be from a slightly more bluesy/murderous angle
because it was some other girl - in my car
...and how it cost a fortune to get all the contrasting stitching in my custom ride dyed black..
and now she's having your baby - but you still love me.

<iframe src="/forum/video.php?url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYtdEOQU0aM" frameborder="0" style="overflow:hidden; height:auto; max-width:540px"></iframe>

bright maroon wrote:I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say
...that Stevie Wonder is not R.Kelly


and I was wondering if I can get a really heartfelt - emotif song verse..

about the disasterous anal sex episode in the back seat - after seafood dinner...
but only this time - it will be from a slightly more bluesy/murderous angle
because it was some other girl - in my car
...and how it cost a fortune to get all the contrasting stitching in my custom ride dyed black..
and now she's having your baby - but you still love me.

<iframe src="/forum/video.php?url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYtdEOQU0aM" frameborder="0" style="overflow:hidden; height:auto; max-width:540px"></iframe>

?

seckle wrote: ?

Fuckin, innit! Even for a BM post that is just

...just sayin' - If I'm going to jail - I wanna at least get Japan...

..see if I ever have nightmare about arial gas attack again...



lol - ouch!!

oi BM thats a hard post respect

p.s. what the fuck is your avatar
you buy that from a toy shop? looks fun

Somebody show BM the way back to the hideout.

If you were into bass music in America at the time of UKG... I think Dieselboy would be your choice too.
Drum and bass was taking off big.

bright maroon wrote:I get a little carried away with the spouting off...
I'm from South of Philadelphia...
We have a tendency to roll like this sometimes...

Agree with some of what your saying ... you did confirm your own point