an apology to this forum

[LA_Boxers]

Zomby?

[dj $hy]

Zomby?

You called?

[gnome]

Zomby?

You called?

Zomby?

[dj $hy]

The very same

[incnic]

ZOMBY?

[gnome]

Zomby is working with Burial on the Massive Attack XX remix album featuring Gonja Sufi

Sounds shit.

[skotyb]

QUANTISH BEHAVIOUR!

[fractal]

Zomby is working with Burial on the Massive Attack XX remix album featuring Gonja Sufi

Sounds shit.

ZOMG BAN!

[mikey_g]

Zomby?

why must every anonymous poster be zomby?

get over it already

Are you Zomby?

its Zombi

[LA_Boxers]

Zomby?

why must every anonymous poster be zomby?

get over it already

Are you Zomby?

its Zombi

Is that the multiple of Zomby??

[PFC]

Zomby?

[mikey_g]

Zomby?

why must every anonymous poster be zomby?

get over it already

Are you Zomby?

its Zombi

Is that the multiple of Zomby??

zombumes

[bagelator]

[glottis5]

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 nappy. peace.

I exchanged a few tracks with him. I never saw all the apparent DSF drama but he seemed like a good guy

[south3rn]

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 nappy. peace.

i was putting southern rap vocals on top of original productions easily 6 months before he came on the scene, i had several bigger names playing them (joe nice, nick argon, clandestine crew) and he sent me a link to some video saying he was the first one to do it and he pioneered rap vocals on top of dubstep blah blah blah. his statement of "dubstep is party music" really bugged me too.

[64hz]

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 nappy. peace.

i was putting southern rap vocals on top of original productions easily 6 months before he came on the scene, i had several bigger names playing them (joe nice, nick argon, clandestine crew) and he sent me a link to some video saying he was the first one to do it and he pioneered rap vocals on top of dubstep blah blah blah. his statement of "dubstep is party music" really bugged me too.

[disc jockey nappy]

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 nappy. peace.

i was putting southern rap vocals on top of original productions easily 6 months before he came on the scene, i had several bigger names playing them (joe nice, nick argon, clandestine crew) and he sent me a link to some video saying he was the first one to do it and he pioneered rap vocals on top of dubstep blah blah blah. his statement of "dubstep is party music" really bugged me too.

"The architecht of this sound is DJ NAPPY but by his own admission he admits not being the first, albeit he did coin that term:
I know there were a few people that did thugstep blends before me. The dude south3rn on the dubstep forum made some quality stuff right around the time I started, but nobody made 100 refixes in a few months or named it anything besides ‘dubstep refix’ to my knowledge. Who knew it would blow up under that name?"

http://generationbass.com/2010/12/15/thugstep-2/

[joeki]

what the fuck are you people talking about???
Rap over dubstep sucks. It should never HAVE been invented by anyone.

[64hz]

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 nappy. peace.

i was putting southern rap vocals on top of original productions easily 6 months before he came on the scene, i had several bigger names playing them (joe nice, nick argon, clandestine crew) and he sent me a link to some video saying he was the first one to do it and he pioneered rap vocals on top of dubstep blah blah blah. his statement of "dubstep is party music" really bugged me too.

"The architecht of this sound is DJ NAPPY but by his own admission he admits not being the first, albeit he did coin that term:
I know there were a few people that did thugstep blends before me. The dude south3rn on the dubstep forum made some quality stuff right around the time I started, but nobody made 100 refixes in a few months or named it anything besides ‘dubstep refix’ to my knowledge. Who knew it would blow up under that name?"

http://generationbass.com/2010/12/15/thugstep-2/

[incnic]

zomby is forthcoming
nappy is wack
this is that and this is that
returning to apolgise for somethign no one knows/cares about is :tard:
zomby