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I will be jamming lots of CDs in Black Rock City, NV betwee August 27 and September 4th!!!

I'm so stoked amongst 40K-50K other festival goers. I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

PLEASE SEND ME TRACKS TO PLAY! I'll be posting a top twenty of jams and a best of Dubstepforum.com Summer 2007 list after the event! Get your tracks on here!

Best wishes and THANK YOU!

Andrew Luck of Levitation Device and http://dubalicious.com

so you are heading out then!?!?!?! Be ready to have your mind expanded and life altered!!! There will be many of us bringing the Dubstep flava's again this year..... I'll be posting my schedule of sets later this week on my Blog....Muuwwaahahahahaha!! )'(

djunya wrote:so you are heading out then!?!?!?! Be ready to have your mind expanded and life altered!!! There will be many of us bringing the Dubstep flava's again this year..... I'll be posting my schedule of sets later this week on my Blog....Muuwwaahahahahaha!! )'(

I look forward to catching some deep and dirty dubstep this year at the burn. I do a regular club night(Velour Lounge) that starts with dubstep here in Chico CA and have been going to burning man for 9 years. I do not know you but it would be nice to know what camps will be dropping the dub, in other words "where's the dubby side of town?" I know I will find but I have to go out late this year on friday and hope to roll right into the warble with quickness! Peace

soundsw great, i'm completely jealous

my tunes r online at http://www.myspace.com/hungrydubz

i'll have a zip of mp3s ready by middle of next week. i'll send u guys the link

Serv one, Diverse,Rumble Junkie and myself will all be
rollin dusty style on the playa this year.
We are camping @ 10 and Jungle with the Energy Riders
There will be a few nights of Dubstep and DnB
Come by and Skank out with us.
This will be my fifth year and it is super sweet that Dubstep will have such a huge presence in BRC after years of Psy-Trance and Booty House
-Ronald Raygunn

Ayrian wrote:

djunya wrote:so you are heading out then!?!?!?! Be ready to have your mind expanded and life altered!!! There will be many of us bringing the Dubstep flava's again this year..... I'll be posting my schedule of sets later this week on my Blog....Muuwwaahahahahaha!! )'(

I look forward to catching some deep and dirty dubstep this year at the burn. I do a regular club night(Velour Lounge) that starts with dubstep here in Chico CA and have been going to burning man for 9 years. I do not know you but it would be nice to know what camps will be dropping the dub, in other words "where's the dubby side of town?" I know I will find but I have to go out late this year on friday and hope to roll right into the warble with quickness! Peace

Energy Riders and Moon Base For sure
I have heard of a few more but the names escape me right now
I also know of two mobile sound vechicels that are going to be rockin mainly dubstep
only a week away.
-R.Raygunn

i'll be droppin some serious bidness at Entheon Village on Friday night. 2 & Arctic...hope to see you lot there!!!

I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

i did not know that

Go here:
http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=26163
download.
play.

nice ... ive got friends going ..Im gonna have to tell them to keep an ear out for you.

pk- wrote:

I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

i did not know that

For stateside dubstep, yes, BM has been a major influence...I know the U.S. is a small part of the scene, but this festival has really played a roll, particularly with Bassnectar as the "festival's favorite DJ."

plumpalicious wrote:

pk- wrote:

I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

i did not know that

For stateside dubstep, yes, BM has been a major influence...I know the U.S. is a small part of the scene, but this festival has really played a roll, particularly with Bassnectar as the "festival's favorite DJ."

Bassnectar

Or not. Dubstep has its detractors. "So much of it just bores me to tears," says San Francisco-based DJ/producer Bassnectar (a.k.a. Lorin Ashton), who has played the genre's best tracks but considers most of them excessively lethargic.

From an la times article earlier this year
http://www.syde-sho.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22190
Lorin is teh hater

Meanstreak wrote:

plumpalicious wrote:

pk- wrote:

I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

i did not know that

For stateside dubstep, yes, BM has been a major influence...I know the U.S. is a small part of the scene, but this festival has really played a roll, particularly with Bassnectar as the "festival's favorite DJ."

Bassnectar

Or not. Dubstep has its detractors. "So much of it just bores me to tears," says San Francisco-based DJ/producer Bassnectar (a.k.a. Lorin Ashton), who has played the genre's best tracks but considers most of them excessively lethargic.

From an la times article earlier this year
http://www.syde-sho.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22190
Lorin is teh hater

hahaha - yeah, he said something in not so many words when peeping out a tune festa and i worked on -he liked it, but it was too "slow" for him. he mainly would just play dstep that he can work into newskool breaks, anyways.

that said, he AND the other burn dj's have a done a HUGE amount of good for the music. ALTHOUGH, most people dedicated to that scene don't know what it's called (for the most part), they just associate "that" music w/ the performer, seen?

MEANING: there's really two "dubstep scenes" in the states -the one labeled dubstep, and the other, more burn oriented scene where dstep is playing a more vital role. They are starting to merge tho, here in the KC area for example, which is interesting ....

Meanstreak wrote:

plumpalicious wrote:

pk- wrote:

I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

i did not know that

For stateside dubstep, yes, BM has been a major influence...I know the U.S. is a small part of the scene, but this festival has really played a roll, particularly with Bassnectar as the "festival's favorite DJ."

Bassnectar

Or not. Dubstep has its detractors. "So much of it just bores me to tears," says San Francisco-based DJ/producer Bassnectar (a.k.a. Lorin Ashton), who has played the genre's best tracks but considers most of them excessively lethargic.

From an la times article earlier this year
http://www.syde-sho.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22190
Lorin is teh hater

hahaha - yeah, he said something in not so many words when peeping out a tune festa and i worked on -he liked it, but it was too "slow" for him. he mainly would just play dstep that he can work into newskool breaks, anyways.

that said, he AND the other burn dj's have a done a HUGE amount of good for the music. ALTHOUGH, most people dedicated to that scene don't know what it's called (for the most part), they just associate "that" music w/ the performer, seen?

MEANING: there's really two "dubstep scenes" in the states -the one labeled dubstep, and the other, more burn oriented scene where dstep is playing a more vital role. They are starting to merge tho, here in the KC area for example, which is interesting ....

The point of this thread is to get me dubstep tracks to play, and support the sound. Let's not get distracted from the one reason I made this post:

I'm here to support the sound.

Send me tracks.

Kthx.

plumpalicious wrote:The point of this thread is to get me dubstep tracks to play, and support the sound. Let's not get distracted from the one reason I made this post:

I'm here to support the sound.

Send me tracks.

Kthx.

A: this scene is not just about you.

B: a quarter of your first post - the thread topic- has to do w/ the greater dstep scene:

plumpalicious wrote:I'm so stoked amongst 40K-50K other festival goers. I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

THEREFORE: the current discussion is directly related to your first post. SO, if you want to support the sound, keep contributing to the discussion -the discussion you started.


Plus -it'll just save you from shameless bumping -not to mention the request for free tunes. ( just a tip )

JFortune wrote:

plumpalicious wrote:The point of this thread is to get me dubstep tracks to play, and support the sound. Let's not get distracted from the one reason I made this post:

I'm here to support the sound.

Send me tracks.

Kthx.

A: this scene is not just about you.

B: a quarter of your first post - the thread topic- has to do w/ the greater dstep scene:

plumpalicious wrote:I'm so stoked amongst 40K-50K other festival goers. I'm sure many of you know that dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community!

THEREFORE: the current discussion is directly related to your first post. SO, if you want to support the sound, keep contributing to the discussion -the discussion you started.


Plus -it'll just save you from shameless bumping -not to mention the request for free tunes. ( just a tip )

Ok, point taken

...thx for getting involved in the discussion, just want to keep things focused.. It's definitely sensitive to say "these are the origins and influences of this genre" and classify things down when this style remains in it's infancy. No one wants to hear the history of dstep right now. We're still conceiving that.

As far as Bassnectar's discerning point of view...it's good. Look at all of the other glowing media right now. There needs to be a contrast. He's been innit for a long time...as far as things being too slow for him, HAH! I've heard him play tunes that were right around 60bpm or even slower...He's been a major influence on the sound of bass music in general, no matter the tempo. You can't deny that!

There's alot of cats from the West Coast that drop the sound on the playa.

Maybe some of them can give a better history of it on the playa than me...??? There's several on here that could provide a better history than me...

just to clarify, i understood you meant specifically in the US by "dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community", and i wasn't trying to start an argument - i honestly didnt know that this festival helped kickstart its popularity over there

I know the U.S. is a small part of the scene

not for long by the sounds of things

pk- wrote:just to clarify, i understood you meant specifically in the US by "dubstep first saw much of it's success from this community", and i wasn't trying to start an argument - i honestly didnt know that this festival helped kickstart its popularity over there

I know the U.S. is a small part of the scene

not for long by the sounds of things

Some of the significant trailblazers in the U.S. are really into the festival. The event takes place very very close to the Bay area, and as you know Cali is one of the strongest scenes for production in the U.S. What better place to test than a massive desert party?

In Seattle there is a huge community of burners that support the sound. Downtempo in general (not specifically dubstep) has really gained momentum on the West Coast. ie The Glitch Mob "could not be ingored" at BM last year...

I'm camping with "Body Temple" this year. We have alot of members that were telling me how they discovered Freq Nasty (who's been playing alot of dstep btw) and how much they loved it. I'm so excited to play fresh tracks for these new sets of ears...people there just to dance and have a good time!

yo plumpalicious - you get that PM bro?