Devry[Kaneda] wrote:edit because i have no right to bitch out a 13 year old kids who is just really enthusiastic about music that we all love.
not sure what you said beforehand but thank you
apmje wrote:
Reverb wrote:
Sonika wrote:I'm sort of obsessed right now haha but I'm assuming that most of vex'd's tunes are even better on a system (well all dubstep is, but the Vex'd style of system music especially). That's an assumption, I've never actually heard Vex'd on a full system
America problems.
13 year old problems.
I do feel for Sonika, by the time he's old enough to reach in the US....Dubstep will be long gone from any place near him.
I knowwwwww
"The idea is to remain in a state of constant departure while always arriving."
-Waking Life
I totally agree with the whole soundsystem being the main reason to go out...obviously I enjoy the social aspect of meeting new people and making more friends in the scene, who are all of the same mind frame but it's about hearing the tunes I spin at home on a soundsystem. That's what it's all about.
Maccaveli wrote: Aside from hearing Loefah - Mud on a system for the first time, and it living up to all expectations and then some...
So jealous of that. Those of us in the states will never get to hear that stuff on a proper rig.
no offense but dont speak for the entire country. i first heard Mud at a party like 6 years ago. i know i'm spoiled living near NYC but sheit, that kind of statement just furthers the myth that americans dont know shit about shit
Maccaveli wrote: at the legal drinking age in America
must be a bitch eh?
good ol' 18+ countries
Laszlo wrote:and yay, upon imparting his knowledge to his fellow Ninjas, Nevalo spoke wisely that when aggrieved by a woman thou shalt put it in her bum.
now I live a train ride from nyc and the amount of good nights ive been to has increased dramatically.
solution: move near/in NYC
Talking to some DJs and stuff from around here, the Pacific Northwest is one of the best places in the USA for the deeper bass music. Even if I can't go to very many nights around here, I still feel lucky because I'll run into a fair amount of people who actually know what I'm talking about and who actually like it, and I don't have as many of those "skrillex is god facepalm facepalm facepalm" moments, even around kids my age.
So yeah, I think it's a good scene around here
Edit: just realized I said around here like 3 or 4 times
"The idea is to remain in a state of constant departure while always arriving."
-Waking Life
now I live a train ride from nyc and the amount of good nights ive been to has increased dramatically.
solution: move near/in NYC
Talking to some DJs and stuff from around here, the Pacific Northwest is one of the best places in the USA for the deeper bass music. Even if I can't go to very many nights around here, I still feel lucky because I'll run into a fair amount of people who actually know what I'm talking about and who actually like it, and I don't have as many of those "skrillex is god facepalm facepalm facepalm" moments, even around kids my age.
So yeah, I think it's a good scene around here
Edit: just realized I said around here like 3 or 4 times
Yeah, someone in my math class drew Skrillex on the board saying, "I made you a bass, but I dropped it."
I was like,
No hate for the guy, though. Personally just don't see what the hype is about his music.
now I live a train ride from nyc and the amount of good nights ive been to has increased dramatically.
solution: move near/in NYC
Talking to some DJs and stuff from around here, the Pacific Northwest is one of the best places in the USA for the deeper bass music. Even if I can't go to very many nights around here, I still feel lucky because I'll run into a fair amount of people who actually know what I'm talking about and who actually like it, and I don't have as many of those "skrillex is god facepalm facepalm facepalm" moments, even around kids my age.
So yeah, I think it's a good scene around here
Edit: just realized I said around here like 3 or 4 times
Yeah, someone in my math class drew Skrillex on the board saying, "I made you a bass, but I dropped it."
I was like,
No hate for the guy, though. Personally just don't see what the hype is about his music.
yeah haha I haven't seen much of that around here, but youtube is sufficient enough to show me a little preview of what all that's like
"The idea is to remain in a state of constant departure while always arriving."
-Waking Life
NOthing in Western Canada. I told my friend that dubstep got me into reggae and his face scrunched up and said they sound nothing alike, why am i being stupid.
If you know a kid is in to dusbstep around here, they'll call Skrillex 'Sonny Moore'. Shows that they're deep into the scene
I found a way to get piece of mind for years and left the hell alone, turn a deaf ear to the cellular phone
-TraX- wrote:
If you know a kid is in to dusbstep around here, they'll call Skrillex 'Sonny Moore'. Shows that they're deep into the scene
Real heads.
But, going back to the original topic...
Big up those who've had the pleasure of hearing this out.
Does Mala (or anyone who has it...Joe Nice, etc.) still play this out?
legend4ry wrote:I thought this thread was for tunes which are shit but hearing them out changes your perception of them? Not just tunes what sound good out..?
Anyways; Matty G - 50k Watts was my most hated tune when it was circling but then I heard it out..... :O
Oh yeah I could see how that would sound amazing on a system
"The idea is to remain in a state of constant departure while always arriving."
-Waking Life
-TraX- wrote:
If you know a kid is in to dusbstep around here, they'll call Skrillex 'Sonny Moore'. Shows that they're deep into the scene
Real heads.
But, going back to the original topic...
Big up those who've had the pleasure of hearing this out.
Does Mala (or anyone who has it...Joe Nice, etc.) still play this out?
Mala played it at system
cloaked_up wrote:looks like he is wearing a green neon EDM mini bar fridge lamp shoe
-TraX- wrote:
If you know a kid is in to dusbstep around here, they'll call Skrillex 'Sonny Moore'. Shows that they're deep into the scene
Real heads.
But, going back to the original topic...
Big up those who've had the pleasure of hearing this out.
Does Mala (or anyone who has it...Joe Nice, etc.) still play this out?
Mala played it at system
noooooo way...that is such a mighty tune
I found a way to get piece of mind for years and left the hell alone, turn a deaf ear to the cellular phone
at the legal drinking age in America
