ROLLCALL...producers/labels/releases
ROLLCALL...producers/labels/releases
Just wondering...
how big is the actual scene of people making the music ???
how many labels are there putting out the music ???
how many releases do labels average a year ???
...then tell me how long you estimate it will take for dubstep to infiltrate the public consciousness based on extrapolating those figures based solely on vinyl releases...
how big is the actual scene of people making the music ???
how many labels are there putting out the music ???
how many releases do labels average a year ???
...then tell me how long you estimate it will take for dubstep to infiltrate the public consciousness based on extrapolating those figures based solely on vinyl releases...
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exzzzZZZactly...^^^thats me between each big releaseorson wrote:ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
I reckon theres maybe only 10 labels, less than 20 producers and maybe 3-6 releases a month...
...given that, I don't think it'll ever achieve a critical mass enough to make an impression on public consciousness, especially if it's vinyl based and you can't really dance to it
but you know what's really tiring Orson ???
...all the ads and postings about gigs and radios shows and nothing else
it didn't take long for this place to become just another noticeboard as opposed to a discussion forum...

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Re: ROLLCALL...producers/labels/releases
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funnily enough I just finished checking out BD's blog...
.... it seems he thinks dubstep is to far down the trak to be able to change it's course so will be destined to ride through the underground without the mainstream overdwellers ever seeing the light
looking forward to the CD compilations...
.... it seems he thinks dubstep is to far down the trak to be able to change it's course so will be destined to ride through the underground without the mainstream overdwellers ever seeing the light
looking forward to the CD compilations...
c/- DEPT of HELL SCIENCE
since day one on this forum you've had issues with dubplate culture and vinyl releases. stop talking about this scene likes it's living in the past. i don't think you've any idea about how hard it is to run a label and lock down distribution. it's not like these dubstep labels are trying to make millions of dollars. all they're trying to do is break even.dubmugga wrote:Did I ask how many labels release on mp3 ???
...seems some idiots need to learn how to read
Actually seckle, i ran label...
...released 2 Cd's, a single, 3 music videos, licensed trax to a few labels, organised tours, gigs, locked down distribution, managed artists and made sure we got paid but that's beside the point
cos really whats there not to have issues about vinyl dubplate culture with ???
It's archaic, elitist, exclusive and slow to react to customer demand...
...so what if I think this scene is living in the past because it inherited a legacy from other forms of UK culturally based electronic music genres. It's not gonna change by me pissing in the wind so answer me this
what is it doing differently that other scenes aren't ???
and who in it is leading the charge to change things for the future ???
what's the benefits in vinyl and dubplate culture ???
^^^ I don't think you really want to go there cos we been over this before, you know what I think...
...besides no one has been able to counter it effectively, just ignore it and hope for the best but if you had cancer would you do that ???
...released 2 Cd's, a single, 3 music videos, licensed trax to a few labels, organised tours, gigs, locked down distribution, managed artists and made sure we got paid but that's beside the point
cos really whats there not to have issues about vinyl dubplate culture with ???
It's archaic, elitist, exclusive and slow to react to customer demand...
...so what if I think this scene is living in the past because it inherited a legacy from other forms of UK culturally based electronic music genres. It's not gonna change by me pissing in the wind so answer me this
what is it doing differently that other scenes aren't ???
and who in it is leading the charge to change things for the future ???
what's the benefits in vinyl and dubplate culture ???
^^^ I don't think you really want to go there cos we been over this before, you know what I think...
...besides no one has been able to counter it effectively, just ignore it and hope for the best but if you had cancer would you do that ???
c/- DEPT of HELL SCIENCE
all things considered you will never know me from evaluating words on a screen and that's what i'm dealing with...virtual reality percieved as reality. the grimey angry attitude is my hiphop self defense mechanisms kicking in. Tit for tat.even wrote:Hi dubmugga.
you need some good manners. You are disrespectful to anyone on this forum. I see no reason to bring in a grimey angry attitude.
consider it bro.
remind me why i need good manners on the net for ??? incidentally that brings to mind a comment a friend of mine made
about the "cyberisation" of traditional social virtues like
politeness, wisdom, foresight, etc. As opposed to the dark and trivial and
myopic aspects of the net that we are all familiar with.
So in a sense, take social psychology/anthropology which is usually applied
to ordinary people and ordinary societies and apply it to an analysis of the
internet as an emerging global mind.
^^^ to do with a little experiment we may conduct on scale free networks applied to the internet
thanx even and to you too citizen

but dissing people with contrasting views makes for better entertainment and discussion by personalising opinions rather than just point/counterpoint supported by detached, reasoned argument...*yawn*
...people listen but most don't hear past the words being used just like some forms of music.
If you don't want to hear or know something bad, shoot the messenger, pretend things are all good in the hood and carry on bidness as usual...
... but don't then wonder why things aren't working out for the best somewhere down the trak
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Noone's arguing with the right to free speech.Borg wrote:freedom of speech an all that...
Even's just making the point that if you come across with a bad / aggro attitude, people don't really want to bother with you.
I've stopped reading what Dubmugga is saying - he goes on about how he's trying to stir up a bit of conversation, but in fact he's switching a lot of people off it. I just can't be arsed trying any more so I'll chat to others instead.
yeah bro...unlikely wrote:are you a WACO surviver or something dubmugga?
...I'm actually David Koresh who escaped through an unknown tunnel, moved to NZ, started making dubstep and am now getting all angsty about it cos G*d hung me out to dry

thinking...
... that is the lamest excuse for not being able to discuss relevent issues ever. What a fucking copout !!!
Tell you what, just keep on with your inane chat to others and let the adults do all the serious discussing. I don't do chat very well and there seem to be less adults around here willing to discuss anything of note...
...I mean really why not just shut the fuck up then and not post anything if you're not willing to discuss the thread topic or the points being raised in it ???
stop kidding yourself that you've stopped reading what i write. You know I'm like your favourite net soap opera. You don't want to but you can't help wanting to know what'll happen next and try answering these questions instead...
what is the dubstep scene doing differently that other scenes aren't ???
and who in it is leading the charge to change things for the future as opposed to recycling the past ???
what's the benefits in vinyl and dubplate culture ???

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^let the adults do all the serious discussing^
Dubmugga sorry but its not a adult serious conversation. To start a topic where peeps need to reply. And when they do you say bare stupid thingz.
That is a oneway childish conversation.
No matter where your from that not a excuse to b disrespectful to anyone whit a other opinion of yours.
Dubmugga sorry but its not a adult serious conversation. To start a topic where peeps need to reply. And when they do you say bare stupid thingz.
That is a oneway childish conversation.
No matter where your from that not a excuse to b disrespectful to anyone whit a other opinion of yours.
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