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Any One Here Listen To Dubstep?
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Dubstep Anyone?
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I love it--on occasion. It can get old fast and some people who I know just seem to play it constantly. I always used to do what I called "weird beat-boxing". Then dubstep came along and got popular--sounding a lot like my old beat-boxing styles, but with superior production qualities. Now I recently discovered that there's a few amazing dubstep beat-boxers out there.
Only when ketamine is involved. Something about K and dubstep...
I can't say I've explored dubstep with as much dedication as I have some other styles of electronic music, but I've had a few things on rotation over extended periods and enjoyed them a lot. Pinch's Underwater Dancehall and Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space, for example. I really like King Midas Sound, perhaps most so the tracks that are less dubsteppy, e.g. Funny Love. I'm not so keen on the US variants of dubstep. What are you into?
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zhoro said:
I Like Alot Of The European Stuff Like Skream, Benga, Rusko, Caspa, Cotti, Cluekid, MRK1, I Can Only Really Dig The American Stuff While Candy Flip Ing
Drum N Bass Is Fun, God Knows I Love My "Black Sun Empire" And "Tantrum Desire"
I listen to a lot of dubstep and related music.
There are maybe thirty bands i like or keep up on.
I am really picky about it and do not like most of it, but enjoy it a lot when it all comes down to it.
I love the goingquantum podcasts at youtube.
I pretty much listen to all types of music though, and am picky about all of it.
There are maybe thirty bands i like or keep up on.
I am really picky about it and do not like most of it, but enjoy it a lot when it all comes down to it.
I love the goingquantum podcasts at youtube.
I pretty much listen to all types of music though, and am picky about all of it.
I did
(dubstep had its prime from 2001-2007)
then Carl's Jr, KFC, BMW, McD's, and other corporate entities
began cheezifying the genre to sell products.
luckily, I still have my post-dubstep (beats music) to enjoy,
before they catch on in 5 years and bastardize that too.
Mainstream media is way behind when it comes to music trends.
(dubstep had its prime from 2001-2007)
then Carl's Jr, KFC, BMW, McD's, and other corporate entities
began cheezifying the genre to sell products.
luckily, I still have my post-dubstep (beats music) to enjoy,
before they catch on in 5 years and bastardize that too.
Mainstream media is way behind when it comes to music trends.
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