Warrior Dubz Review In Vice Magazine

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Warrior Dubz Review In Vice Magazine

Post by djfurness » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:27 pm

''Okay. Right. Got It. So Mary Anne Hobbs has become the new face of Dubstep because all the blokes who make it are too ugly/underground. Lets call this the perfect compilation for anyone who likes to spend their evenings sulking in a darkened room with lots of other stoned weirdos''

:o

It still got a 7....unbelievable
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Post by etidorhpa » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:29 pm

It's a fair point for discussion.....it's an interesting release for sure...not quite sure whether i'll pick this up or not to be honest.

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Re: Warrior Dubz Review In Wire Magazine

Post by elgato » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:42 pm

djfurness wrote:''Okay. Right. Got It. So Mary Anne Hobbs has become the new face of Dubstep because all the blokes who make it are too ugly/underground.
"okay. right. got it. i dont know how to write so im going to cover it up with pretentious crap and hopefully come across as challenging / controversial"
djfurness wrote:Lets call this the perfect compilation for anyone who likes to spend their evenings sulking in a darkened room with lots of other stoned weirdos''
take out sulking and i dont mind that

although, could easily be interpreted as...

"perfect for the people who i dont understand cos im TOO FUCKING BATE"

i think its a sick compilation, although i am devastated by how many tracks are squashed onto the vinyl release, so i might just buy the cd i dunno

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Re: Warrior Dubz Review In Wire Magazine

Post by forensix (mcr) » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:45 pm

elgato wrote:
djfurness wrote:''Okay. Right. Got It. So Mary Anne Hobbs has become the new face of Dubstep because all the blokes who make it are too ugly/underground.
"okay. right. got it. i dont know how to write so im going to cover it up with pretentious crap and hopefully come across as challenging / controversial"
you forgot "whilst stroking my chin"

wire magazine makes me angry

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Post by u-basstard » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:45 pm

i'm pretty sure that was in Vice not the wire, how often do you get reviews like that in the wire?
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Post by grievous_angel » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:50 pm

The wire calls dubstep people "ugly stoned weirdos"?

Well that's the pot calling the kettle black if ever I heard it.

I like the wire - well a bit - and there are good writers on there, dub columnist Steve Barker especially, who is both a mate of mine and a friend of dubstep.

But reviews like that are just vacuous toss. It's not just that they should know better - they actually do know better...

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Post by boomnoise » Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:52 pm

Yes, the wiire wouldn't write this shit. Plus they don't allocate marks out of ten.

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Post by grave » Thu Oct 26, 2006 1:07 pm

thats obviously from vice

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Post by poax » Thu Oct 26, 2006 1:11 pm

bollocks , i was there and i had a geat time.
thats all i care abaht.
phuck that question.
we know what we are be it wall dweller , sweaty skanker or chin strokin corner sulker. they dont understand about headspace and some eyes closed.
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Post by luke.envoy » Thu Oct 26, 2006 1:18 pm

poax wrote: we know what we are be it wall dweller , sweaty skanker or chin strokin corner sulker. they dont understand about headspace and some eyes closed.
we luv it!
AKA my dick uncle salty.
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Post by dogbytes » Thu Oct 26, 2006 1:35 pm

who cares about The Wire. They're a crowd of musical snobs who write pages and pages of nonsensical drab full of big impressive words. I prefer to listen to music than to spend hours talking or reading about it.

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Post by poax » Thu Oct 26, 2006 1:57 pm

dogbytes wrote:who cares about The Wire. They're a crowd of musical snobs who write pages and pages of nonsensical drab full of big impressive words. I prefer to listen to music than to spend hours talking or reading about it.
buhp!!

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Post by grievous_angel » Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:03 pm

I'm glad it was vice not the wire. the wire might have been slow on the uptake with dubstep, but it's been quite supportive in recent issues.

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Post by mos dan » Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:09 pm

not a fan of wire either. but i read that quote and i immediately thought 'i wonder what vice would make of dubstep'.

i'd like to read a full-blown vice article about dubstep, that'd be jokes. i'm betting it would drive most people on here wild.

edit: just remembered they totally ripped the burial album to pieces. that was pretty amusing, tossers that they are.

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Post by poax » Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:50 pm

its weird cos ive played a few gigs through vice still......
WHAT IS THEiR AGENDA?

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Post by ufo over easy » Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:56 pm

The Wire actually gave warrior dubs a very positive review this month. Memories of the Future as well. Steve Barker wrote both of them I think. They also quite liked Ruff Sqwads new one..

It's actually a really good issue, worth tracking down. Huge 8 page article by simon reynolds on spectrality :)
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Post by bob crunkhouse » Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:56 pm

yo pokes, their agenda is to try and be as shocking as possible, simple as that. I love Vice for its articles and the do's and dont's but i just skip right pass there music reviews, not even worth reading.

big up mate! u and loefah tore it apart at warrior dubz
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Post by elgato » Thu Oct 26, 2006 3:00 pm

UFO over easy wrote:Huge 8 page article by simon reynolds on spectrality :)
sounds sick

what does he mean by spectrality?

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Post by ufo over easy » Thu Oct 26, 2006 3:03 pm

well, that was me just trying to use a word that's not hauntology, as he specifically avoids using that phrase.. k-punks latest piece is sort of a response to it, which is also worth reading.

I can't really sum it up in a sentence, but definitely grab it if you see it. also got interviews with colleen, joanna newsom and om :) their featured review is on grime mixtapes.. but its generally quite negative.
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Post by elgato » Thu Oct 26, 2006 3:04 pm

decent i may well look into it, reynolds is a master, probs worth it just for that

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