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How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 11:10 pm
by minifletch

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 11:20 pm
by knell
gonna steal a comment from the youtube page for this:

"What the [Sugar Cookies]"

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 11:20 pm
by helix
:5:
Sounds like something I'd drop in a techno set tbh.

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 11:23 pm
by knell
klippa is indeed good at what he does

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:08 am
by nousd
a topic with great potential
herein, so far, unrealized

One Friday night in 2008 a secret cabal of ninjas put their year of planning into action.
They visited every venue holding a dubstep night and installed a death ray within every sub.
This death ray was activated by the drop in Spongebob,
instantly vapourizing skanking steppas, de-sexing those around the walls
& deafening anyone for a kilometer around.
The members of the conspiracy all happily died in the process but left one surprise
that ensured that dubstep ended that night.
They had planted a vinyl-eating macrophage in all record distributor's wharehouses
which was spread by human touch.
Simultaneously they uploaded an undefendable virus that destroyed any digital resemblances to dubstep.
They didn't worry about tapes because they knew that anyone that survived
who had dubstep recorded to cassette
would understand the intent and either destroy them or keep secret.


That's how dubstep should've ended imo.

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:24 am
by HRKRT
sd5 wrote:a topic with great potential
herein, so far, unrealized

One Friday night in 2008 a secret cabal of ninjas put their year of planning into action.
They visited every venue holding a dubstep night and installed a death ray within every sub.
This death ray was activated by the drop in Spongebob,
instantly vapourizing skanking steppas, de-sexing those around the walls
& deafening anyone for a kilometer around.
The members of the conspiracy all happily died in the process but left one surprise
that ensured that dubstep ended that night.
They had planted a vinyl-eating macrophage in all record distributor's wharehouses
which was spread by human touch.
Simultaneously they uploaded an undefendable virus that destroyed any digital resemblances to dubstep.
They didn't worry about tapes because they knew that anyone that survived
who had dubstep recorded to cassette
would understand the intent and either destroy them or keep secret.


That's how dubstep should've ended imo.

-t-

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:18 pm
by test_recordings
HRKRT wrote:
sd5 wrote:a topic with great potential
herein, so far, unrealized

One Friday night in 2008 a secret cabal of ninjas put their year of planning into action.
They visited every venue holding a dubstep night and installed a death ray within every sub.
This death ray was activated by the drop in Spongebob,
instantly vapourizing skanking steppas, de-sexing those around the walls
& deafening anyone for a kilometer around.
The members of the conspiracy all happily died in the process but left one surprise
that ensured that dubstep ended that night.
They had planted a vinyl-eating macrophage in all record distributor's wharehouses
which was spread by human touch.
Simultaneously they uploaded an undefendable virus that destroyed any digital resemblances to dubstep.
They didn't worry about tapes because they knew that anyone that survived
who had dubstep recorded to cassette
would understand the intent and either destroy them or keep secret.


That's how dubstep should've ended imo.

-t-
I have dubstep tapes, memories are also incredibly accurate at recalling song information (inc. pitch reproduction).

It would live on in the heads and minds of all who have been exposed!

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:37 pm
by oli90
Wow a webcomic with bad art and no humor, I thought those were rare.

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:41 pm
by crackf
yea i dont get it?

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 3:56 pm
by Sirius
wtf is with these comments??

inspektah3
1 month ago
Im 12 years old wtf is this shit?

TetrisAnimeOtaku
1 month ago
@inspektah3 Dubstep is a sub genre of techno and he was just making a parody of it all.

inspektah3
1 month ago
@TetrisAnimeOtaku lol i know, that was my fail attempt at using 4chan memes to make comedy. XD

!!cheaaaa??/

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 5:43 pm
by hasezwei
actually this video is today's end of dubstep. well at least one of them.

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 5:50 pm
by domhunt
don't get it

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 5:54 pm
by hasezwei
knell wrote:klippa is indeed good at what he does
klippa/jackal queenston/[insert thousands of other furry personas here] is spanking it to his album covers, i swear! :wink:
this guy is outright scary, how the fuck can one release so much? he's got a whole label with tons of albums all by him with different aliases.

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 6:56 pm
by knell
hasezwei wrote:
knell wrote:klippa is indeed good at what he does
klippa/jackal queenston/[insert thousands of other furry personas here] is spanking it to his album covers, i swear! :wink:
this guy is outright scary, how the fuck can one release so much? he's got a whole label with tons of albums all by him with different aliases.
i know right... -w-

pretty sure he just doesnt sleep, like, ever

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 7:11 pm
by hasezwei
knell wrote:
hasezwei wrote:
knell wrote:klippa is indeed good at what he does
klippa/jackal queenston/[insert thousands of other furry personas here] is spanking it to his album covers, i swear! :wink:
this guy is outright scary, how the fuck can one release so much? he's got a whole label with tons of albums all by him with different aliases.
i know right... -w-

pretty sure he just doesnt sleep, like, ever
i was really pissed though when he ripped off terror danjah, i mean... not ripping off just noticed he actually just sampled it, see for yourself:


and now this

(btw, nice ableton preset breakbeat in that 8) )

he's actually selling this tune on bandcamp. that's some highly illegal shit there :o

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 7:26 pm
by Mershak
People still animate with stickfigures? Man I miss 2005

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 7:31 pm
by knell
hasezwei wrote:
knell wrote:
hasezwei wrote:
knell wrote:klippa is indeed good at what he does
klippa/jackal queenston/[insert thousands of other furry personas here] is spanking it to his album covers, i swear! :wink:
this guy is outright scary, how the fuck can one release so much? he's got a whole label with tons of albums all by him with different aliases.
i know right... -w-

pretty sure he just doesnt sleep, like, ever
i was really pissed though when he ripped off terror danjah, i mean... not ripping off just noticed he actually just sampled it
(btw, nice ableton preset breakbeat in that 8) )

he's actually selling this tune on bandcamp. that's some highly illegal shit there :o
haha im not surprised that he's using presets and biting peoples lines, otherwise he'd have to be 100 years old to get all his programming done, shame that he's trying to profit on it tho, but he's probably only made a few dollars off of that tune

Re: How Dubstep should have ended

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 9:13 pm
by WhosZena
So how did it end?