The Dubstep & Drum N Bass Appreciation Thread

2011-08-09 11:34:27

#301

Uzique: dasein.; +2,865|6679

what and you think they're playing aphex twin and autechre on mainstream radio and mtv over here in england? we don't get 'exposed' to it, either. you never do with good films, good books, good music... it's there if you want to find it. and you have to want to find it. what a lame ass excuse.

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2011-08-09 11:35:03

#302

mtb0minime: minimember; +2,418|6863

My assumptions have been disproven then. tbh I thought every young Dutchman listened to Van Buuren and Corsten.

2011-08-09 11:39:02

#303

Kampframmer: Esq.; +313|5051|Amsterdam

mtb0minime wrote:
My assumptions have been disproven then. tbh I thought every young Dutchman listened to Van Buuren and Corsten.

Ah that kind of electronic music.
Still still is the dubstep & drum n bass thread so i thought you meant that kind.

Yeah all that trance and maisntream house stuff is pretty popular here, but thats about it. When you go to you average popuar club the music will mostly consist of tiesto, armin van buuren and other shit like david guetta.

2011-08-09 11:40:49

#304

Kampframmer: Esq.; +313|5051|Amsterdam

Uzique wrote:
what and you think they're playing aphex twin and autechre on mainstream radio and mtv over here in england? we don't get 'exposed' to it, either. you never do with good films, good books, good music... it's there if you want to find it. and you have to want to find it. what a lame ass excuse.

Not knowing of its existince made it pretty hard for me to start looking.
Good films and books get reviewed and recommended in the aminstream media and by other people that i talk with. Dubstep, drum n bass and other good electronic music however does not.

As i said, baby steps.

2011-08-09 11:43:30

#305

Uzique: dasein.; +2,865|6679

90% of clubs here are mainstream dance music, too. 90% of clubs only want to play music that encourages people to drink more, dance more and hook up with other sweaty people. you have to look for the good clubs and the 'genuine' music venues that put on music-for-music's sake. it's annoying that electronic music has been marginalized in mainstream culture to an accessory to a night-out clubbing, or background noise for the radio when you're at work. it's much more than that.

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2011-08-09 11:54:11

#306

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2011-08-09 12:21:47

#307

ghettoperson: Member; +1,943|6858

mtb0minime wrote:
My assumptions have been disproven then. tbh I thought every young Dutchman listened to Van Buuren and Corsten.

I wouldn't think that was what Uzi considered to be 'good' electronic music though.

2011-08-09 12:32:44

#308

mtb0minime: minimember; +2,418|6863

ghettoperson wrote:
mtb0minime wrote:
My assumptions have been disproven then. tbh I thought every young Dutchman listened to Van Buuren and Corsten.
I wouldn't think that was what Uzi considered to be 'good' electronic music though.

I wouldn't consider it good electronic music either. But it's still exposure to electronic music and everyone's gotta start somewhere.

2011-08-09 12:34:34

#309

Kampframmer: Esq.; +313|5051|Amsterdam

mtb0minime wrote:
ghettoperson wrote:
mtb0minime wrote:
My assumptions have been disproven then. tbh I thought every young Dutchman listened to Van Buuren and Corsten.
I wouldn't think that was what Uzi considered to be 'good' electronic music though.
I wouldn't consider it good electronic music either. But it's still exposure to electronic music and everyone's gotta start somewhere.

That sort of electronic music is pretty big here, thats not the problem (well....)
But i meant exposure to 'good' electronic music.

2011-08-09 12:38:54

#310

Uzique: dasein.; +2,865|6679

the point is that it's a gateway. people often hear foo fighters on the radio and get into rock music in a big way.

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2011-08-09 12:41:36

#311

Kampframmer: Esq.; +313|5051|Amsterdam

Deadmau5 was my gateway to aphex twin?
Makes sense i guess. But musical preference doesnt change overnight. IM still nt a huge fan of every 'good' dubstep or drum n bass track i hear, but its constantly changing and shifting.

2011-08-14 04:18:51

#312

Jestar: Shifty's Home Number: 02 9662 8432; +373|6950

Loving this track from a guy from my city

2011-08-14 09:54:45

#313

Pochsy: Artifice of Eternity; +702|5752|Toronto

The only dubstep song I've ever liked. And I know it remixed by an artist 90% or true dubstep fans despise.

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2011-08-14 10:31:32

#314

Kampframmer: Esq.; +313|5051|Amsterdam

Skrillex and nero (theres probably a ton more of these) just seem to take some very simple vocals, slap an unoriginal beat under and then add BOOM WHOP WHOP WHOP WHOP 3 times in a row every 1 minute.
Pretty boring stuff. I always thought that that kind of shit was what dubstep was supposed to be. Thats why i never really listened to it, or took the time to look beyond that shit.

2011-08-14 10:49:03