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Post by koo » Sun Aug 02, 2009 10:09 am

But yeah music he is making now seems to be pretty much garbage. Boring and isn't doing anything new.

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Post by djdickclark » Sun Aug 02, 2009 10:36 am

i have to totally disagree with most of you. i think his shit is excellent. almost reminds me of like a lil wayne swag, but with his basslines. like "i dont give a fuck, you've heard this synth a million times, but i do it so well you still love it, you want to hear more bass, i'm a cocky asshole..."
for me, it's all about the attitude of his tracks, taking ridiculous sounds and somehow making dance smashers out of them.
but i've probably wasted my time typing this just so some random tnuc can quote me and talk nonsense. :roll:

but he wouldn't be so popular if he wasn't doing something right :wink:
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Post by xzazael » Sun Aug 02, 2009 10:40 am

All I have to say in regards to Rusko and Clipz is "Rats in the Kitchen".
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Post by soupdogg » Sun Aug 02, 2009 11:38 am

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Post by therapist » Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:16 pm

That doesn't really make any sense here. I'm jealous of his good tunes and his success, but some of them are like he's ripping off his own tracks. Caspa style one note bollocks with seemingly no real depth to it.

Sorry to pick out Rubber chicken here, but f**, that is a terrible tune.

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Post by hdfh » Sun Aug 02, 2009 2:09 pm

Question - Does anyone still like rusko?

Answer - Read Upcoming Shows on his myspace :P

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Post by koo » Sun Aug 02, 2009 2:14 pm

No, he isn't bad producer.

Yes, his tunes seem to start be all the same. He just doesen't seem to have anything new to give. Doesen't mean his tracks couldn't be popular or dancefloor fillers. His style is getting repeative. Wobble after wobble.

But yes, I'm curious what happens if he takes new direction in his music.

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Post by apathesis » Sun Aug 02, 2009 3:55 pm

NOPE :D

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Post by Brisance » Sun Aug 02, 2009 4:03 pm

The Pendulum of dubstep. In many ways. Started out good, now just some hype bullshit.

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Post by abZ » Sun Aug 02, 2009 4:11 pm

hdfh wrote:Question - Does anyone still like rusko?

Answer - Read Upcoming Shows on his myspace :P
True that, he probably doesn't even have time to get creative with that schedule and there is no way around it because shows are bread for producers these days. This is def a drawback to the modern dance music business model.

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Post by superslim » Sun Aug 02, 2009 4:42 pm

Nah i got enough respect for Rusko! Big boy producer, made some sick remixes! and fair play for doing that producer masterclass. admit it, how much did it help!!!
Also big ups for doing something different live, alright its not everyones cup of tea. But its something else, i saw it at Glastonbury. thought it was sick, and Rod Azlan is a badman too!
Big ups to them both!
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infact if your reading this Rusko i reckon you should give it away! Show them who makes bangers!!!! :lol:

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Post by Sharmaji » Sun Aug 02, 2009 4:57 pm

Brisance wrote:The Pendulum of dubstep. In many ways. Started out good, now just some hype bullshit.
gotta say, pendulum as a live band makes sense-- waaaaay more so than their d&b of 2006 or so. it really kinda works as a rock band.

so what rusko mightshould do (i'm channeling omar from the wire) is start taking it live, maybe some live bass, some ableton...

wait a minute--

;)

in the great, overhyped continuum of the dub and the step, rusko serves a fun, important place. I can't remember the last time i brought his tunes to a dance but that's just me. people seem to dig it, though it does often seem to be a boys-club thing.

and holy shit have i ripped off 'love is real' in a bunch of tunes that have either been released or are on the table.
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Post by deadly_habit » Sun Aug 02, 2009 4:59 pm

haha man rusko just like pendulum used to make some nuts tunes all over than found niche market
so i see where hate is coming from

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Post by jameshk » Sun Aug 02, 2009 8:54 pm

I think he's pretty sick.
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Post by -dubson- » Sun Aug 02, 2009 9:09 pm

well he just makes ravey things these days..

if u think of it as dubstep the way u do the deeper or older stuff, u aint gonna like, personally really not feelin but fair play to the guy

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Post by legend4ry » Sun Aug 02, 2009 9:12 pm

snes dub will always be a favourite of mine..

And the rest have their time and place but I wouldn't buy them .
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Post by lhd » Sun Aug 02, 2009 9:52 pm

I prefer stuff that makes me think and want to move, regardless of who produces it. I do suppose unless all you do is play music and produce tunes full time for a living, then you really don't have a reference point to judge what that means to or does to someone who does, right? I personally never did like Rusko, but I don't love wobble repetition "music" anyway. Save that preset, wank shit for high schoolers who don't actually play music and can't hear much reality past all the pot and booze anyway. Give me, the delicious soulful, thought provoking original sounding shit all day, don't care who's producing, or what the style is as long as it's real, creative, quality tunes, and that's relative to my opinion of qualtiy. Dude's makin money and if that's his only goal, he's a success. If he wants to push musical boundaries, well then, he never has imo and he better get a move on, maybe take some more piano lessons to go along with his half rate dub style bass playing.

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Post by deadpostcard » Mon Aug 03, 2009 12:19 am

this does happen a lot with artist.
i think that once you break into the scene and people like your stuff a lot then the artist feels that maybe he can try new things, experiment more.
can't blame the dude, he's makin' the big bucks.
on the other hand, he could be messin' with us and put out a slammin' ep.

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