this is the guy that "pioneered" "thugstep" "mashups." He matched hiphop acapellas over dubstep riddims. There was some discontent about him sharing the results. He was a bit angry and would occasionally bait people (myself included, sadly) into arguments. glad you didnt let that shit drive you off ...

delete this thread if you wish. post 4 year old feelings if that's your desire. but i'm on a positive tip.

the past 4 years of my life has been filled with some dramatics, and anyone that knows me personally knows why. but i am no longer angry. none of us will live forever, and there's no reason ...

Maybe next time another film is documenting the scene, you could put up some cash for them to cover their time and resources needed in making a doc just the way you want, maybe you could even get on the blower to a few of the early heads and work out a proposed script for filming at a set location ...

just saw this last night.

now if you know the drama between me and this forum, save your comments for later.

this is and was a meeting place for every producer/dj mentioned in the documentary. having plastician say 'check out these spots that used to have parties' seems like a silly way to start ...

this thread must be particularly frustrating to at least a couple people.

CLICK HERE to cop the complete .zip
(936MB... not a small file)

or snag an individual track below...

left click to play
right click and 'save as' to keep

and anything that doesn't have a link isn't so you cop the giant folder, it's laziness. i will sort it this week.

71 North And 6ne ...

they hate me cause i'm the shit.

thugstep ? this is weird.

oh fuck it...

here's the 320.

http://www.rockthedub.com/2010/09/lil-j ... py-vs.html

http://soundcloud.com/djnappy/hoodlum

a taste of things to come

refix using dj fresh's 'fight' ft. val beestings

welcome back dj nappy