Dubstep Clichés

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by deadly_habit » Tue May 11, 2010 5:09 pm

alphacat wrote:Inherited from forerunner musical forms, but...

...the need to spin every little fucking stylistic difference into its own new genre and invent a [not so] witty name for it so you know that it's not, like, that old stuff.

"Oh, you listen to that Dubstep stuff still? :roll: I'm all on the Murdertek tip."


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drumstep is a perfect example

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by BLAHBLAHJAH » Tue May 11, 2010 5:16 pm

deadly habit wrote: :u:
drumstep is a perfect example

Ayeeeee

Must admit, I was gutted when I heard what people were calling 'DRUGSTEP' - proper undersold its name did that 'genre'. I used to spend weekends in K holes spooning a cubic sub amp using my spare hand to try and make tunes. I hoped that drugstep would've had a similar origin haha
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by Project_B » Tue May 11, 2010 5:19 pm

shitty remixes that have the hook/intro of the original tune mostly unchanged and after the drop its a completely different, unrelated tune stitched onto it that has no relevance to the first half of the tune.
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by alphacat » Tue May 11, 2010 5:25 pm

BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:used to spend weekends in K holes spooning a cubic sub amp using my spare hand to try and make tunes.
:lol: This visual is priceless. I laughed for a good half a minute at that one.

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by ThomasEll » Tue May 11, 2010 6:53 pm

Shitty youtube comments on dubstep tracks saying how sick or filthy it was.

Or even worse, some of those pricks on that UTR video
Flithy tunes dirtier than a council house flat
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by alphacat » Tue May 11, 2010 7:14 pm

Ironically, I think that when the inevitable stylistic schism happens and people stop referring to it all as dubstep, the headbanger faction won't call it brostep... they'll just call it Filth. Like Grime's caucasian cousin with a Napoleon complex.

Heh.

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by WhosZena » Tue May 11, 2010 7:20 pm

Motorway to Roswell wrote:Weed
Its true.

The most common picture on dubstep youtube videos after a subwoofer is a marijuana plant.
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by Fuzzy Dunlop » Tue May 11, 2010 7:22 pm

The only girls into dubstep are geeky and IME good looking.

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by alphacat » Tue May 11, 2010 7:24 pm

WhosZena? wrote:
Motorway to Roswell wrote:Weed
Its true.

The most common picture on dubstep youtube videos after a subwoofer is a marijuana plant.
:(

But I LIKE subwoofers and weed.

Seriously now: without both, there'd be no dubstep. I don't care what anybody says. Y'all can go start treble music for straightedge types, just leave me them big subs and likkle collie.

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by fractal » Tue May 11, 2010 7:32 pm

deadly habit wrote:bitching about how dubstep is just loosely based on tempo and bass
then calling something brostep or not dubstep when they don't like it


this
sub.wise:.
slow down
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by hurlingdervish » Tue May 11, 2010 7:36 pm

Blaming bad tune criticism on the listeners speakers (both true and false, but still cliche)


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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by Motorway to Roswell » Tue May 11, 2010 7:51 pm

alphacat wrote:
WhosZena? wrote:
Motorway to Roswell wrote:Weed
Its true.

The most common picture on dubstep youtube videos after a subwoofer is a marijuana plant.
:(

But I LIKE subwoofers and weed.

Seriously now: without both, there'd be no dubstep. I don't care what anybody says. Y'all can go start treble music for straightedge types, just leave me them big subs and likkle collie.

:R:
I like weed.
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by dubluke » Tue May 11, 2010 7:55 pm

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by rfk » Tue May 11, 2010 8:01 pm

jigglypuff wrote:
pete bubonic wrote:Referring to Dubstep as 'Dub' or 'the Dub' - I guess a lot of people, youngers, won't realise there's already a much larger and popular genre of music called Dub. Still cracks me up when I see people using this term.
I have to admit that one out of the lot really grinds my gears :evil:
yeah when people abbreviate dubstep to dub, it is rather annoying. it's like calling a pigeon a pig, not the same thing..

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by rfk » Tue May 11, 2010 8:01 pm

oops, double post :chips:

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by karmacazee » Tue May 11, 2010 8:15 pm

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by FSTZ » Tue May 11, 2010 8:21 pm

Fuzzy Dunlop wrote:The only girls into dubstep are geeky and IME good looking.
haha

is it cliche to point out all of "The Wire" references?

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by Pada » Tue May 11, 2010 8:33 pm

pete bubonic wrote:
BLAHBLAHJAH wrote:Anti social nerds and internet forums are ruining the party vibes o' "the dub!" rather than just seeing the music and raves as an alternative to washing. Analysis of music is cringey
Analysis of music is like analysis of any art, people trying to gain a deeper knowledge of things they love and/or appreciate
Yeah don't see why some people think it's bad to take music seriously. Music is a lot deeper to me than just a bit of fun, background noise, something to dance to. As pete said it's art.
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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by magma » Tue May 11, 2010 8:37 pm

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Re: Dubstep Clichés

Post by milky_pirate » Tue May 11, 2010 8:52 pm

(Pada) wrote:Yeah don't see why some people think it's bad to take music seriously. Music is a lot deeper to me than just a bit of fun, background noise, something to dance to. As pete said it's art.
I can't remember who it was... but a friend of mine once said "this music is too important to be taken seriously

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