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kode9 weighing in ... a bit dated but still relevant:
http://www.thewire.co.uk/articles/2439/But I do find myself turning my back on the audience quite a lot, metaphorically. In other words just doing what I think I need to play because that’s what I want to hear And dealing with the consequences of that after the fact.
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i really like the tune in ur sig matehayze99 wrote:99% of dubstep sounds 99% the same these days.solarlion wrote:am i the only one who feels like there are way too many dubstep cliches being made??
not hating, just saying...
enough with the formulas.
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too many dickheads obsessed with 'meditating on bass weight' or whatever teh catch phrase it
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fuck off and take your camo hats and reading glasses with you, cool nike co lbas btw man yeh
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Cheers dudeosky wrote:i really like the tune in ur sig matehayze99 wrote:99% of dubstep sounds 99% the same these days.solarlion wrote:am i the only one who feels like there are way too many dubstep cliches being made??
not hating, just saying...
enough with the formulas.
Start of a trip-hopish album I'm working on.
Overall, I think it's official that the mainstream kills musical creativity. When Snoop Dogg rapped over Chase and Status I was already
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not as clichéd as your facedeamonds wrote:this thread/forum is a cliche
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i hate that i am a smack head...jsaxton wrote:i hate that because i like dubstep everyone thinks im a smack head...
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"Dubstep is just dirty, dark, grimey WOBBLEEESSSS" 
NO IT ISN'T
NO IT ISN'T
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i like all dubstep.JimmaJamJamie wrote:"Dubstep is just dirty, dark, grimey WOBBLEEESSSS"
NO IT ISN'T
i think even the noizebass, wibbawubbles and such are good
but appleblim, pinch and el-b are also pretty sweet
its all about moderation, aslong as people dont listen to all one genre, i think dubstep will loose its cliches and just be awesome
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thought I'd post this, felt the need
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^yes goddamnit
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