...I think Sticky feat Miss Dynamite-BOO was the first big dark minimal tune that got me going down this path

^^^you are kidding aren't you seckle ???

I don't feel the need to own a tune I just need to hear it and like it cos afterall it's only music... ...here today gone tomorrow only to be replaced by the next big thing then again I don't play out or buy vinyl but my fellow hell scientist does... so dubway the 10 percent that isn't on vinyl woul...

^^^yeah, I know what you're saying but it also claims a sense of ownership like if it ain't from the UK underground then it ain't whatever you want to call "the sound" and likewise is not eligible for inclusion an a compilation as this one ...we all evolved out of africa but we ain't all a...

u must be gettin the good stuff on CDR dubway while we still pay for vinyl... ...personally i don't think dubstep is dance club music and therefore not ideally suited to vinyl while scarcity might create demand it also pushes the price up... ...and there really is no need to be paying shitloads for ...

yeah sorry bout that Skream... :oops: ...but anyway is passing out exclusive CDR business good for the scene as a whole or just the lucky DJ's who can get em ??? and why hold out for a 12' release if the tune can get out faster on CDR... I don't buy that whole "warm" vinyl sound unless you...

...must be about time for t shirt design then ???

http://breakbeatworldwide.com/home/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=611 anyone care to add ??? I remember not so long ago, correct me if I'm wrong I think it was on the skream interview at blackdowns site... ...where he was championing himself as the man with the latest dub cuts and...

we're just talking vinyl here yeah ???

wikkid... ...swap ya a tshirt for a CD ??? one thing though... why you try to make it a strictly UK underground ting though ??? we came through garage and breakstep at hte same time as well and make stuff comparable to any of you but we ain't from the UK... ...I think regionalising the" sound&q...

hiphop>>house>>jungle>>garage/breakz...HELL SCIENCE DEPT we were always into the steppier side of garage and breakz, tempa, texture soulja, ghost etc so it was a natural extension for us to listen to and develop our sound contemporaneously with dubstep... ...but it was mainly through the hyperdub an...

I actually thought you were pimping retro clothes or t shirts...

reminds me of a joke I made up ages ago...

...what do you get if you take the r'n'b outta drum'n'bass ???

it's what happened when jungle became techstep and d'n'b...

...shame kode9's "hyperdub" never took off I reckon it encapsulates a lot of what dubstep is about... ...hyped up dub influenced electronica breakstep was always what i called the more steppy road, rat, hardcore beats, cyberfunk sound which was sorta pioneered by zed bias and oris jay and ...

might just do that...