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- secretagentgel
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inspirations, influences, etc.
one are some of yr ecclectic influences?
prob my biggest influence has actually been swing music. one of the only other instrumental music genres that reached widespread popularity after orchestral music. great song structure, depth and variety. and the drummers! i just found these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UUlFVLc9JU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9J5Zt2Obko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwJAAlXomVk
prob my biggest influence has actually been swing music. one of the only other instrumental music genres that reached widespread popularity after orchestral music. great song structure, depth and variety. and the drummers! i just found these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UUlFVLc9JU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9J5Zt2Obko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwJAAlXomVk
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shit... um...
front 242
king tubby
dj scud
panacea
bong-ra
mogwai
first wave detroit techno and acid house
beefcake
iggy pop/the stooges
the clash
oldschool melbourne techno/industrial shit (SNOG/Black Lung, Zen Paradox, Amnesia, Voiteck)
PS: secretagentgel - are you the same secretagentgel as was hanging in the BuzzTracker scene years ago?
front 242
king tubby
dj scud
panacea
bong-ra
mogwai
first wave detroit techno and acid house
beefcake
iggy pop/the stooges
the clash
oldschool melbourne techno/industrial shit (SNOG/Black Lung, Zen Paradox, Amnesia, Voiteck)
PS: secretagentgel - are you the same secretagentgel as was hanging in the BuzzTracker scene years ago?
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I think there's also a link with Godflesh and Fudge Tunnel - quite slow, brooding, dark, bass heavy music - think Fudge Tunnel win it for their version of "Sunshine of your Love". My favourite tune of there's is probably SRT - purely for the mindless riffage and feedback. Beats the shit out of "Imagine" (someone fuckin should)mizz wrote:I have theorythat all dubsteppers are influenced by Scorn album called - Plan B, even if they didn't listen that CD
Have also liked - Big Black, Sonic Youth, Public Enemy, NWA, Royal Trux, Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Remarc, Congo Natty, Ed Rush, Boredoms, John Coltrane, Ravel, Stravinsky and Unsane. Literally thousands of others have done something somewhere for me.
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wikked Shonky u kno where im coming from!Shonky wrote:Big Black, Sonic Youth, Public Enemy, NWA, Royal Trux, Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Remarc, Congo Natty, Boredoms
other peoples/bands:-
Pavement
Lou Barlow
Smudge
Dinosaur Junior
Francois K
Larry Levan
Larry Heard
Satin Storm
Dem 2
Marshall Jefferson
Ministry
Happy Mondays
KMA
DJ Madness
theres more but there u go
Nice to know I'm amongst such well versed company - hopefully my radio show's starting soon want to keep it well eclectic - much though I love dubstep it'd be well nice to play loads of tunes that inspire other peeps as much as they did me.DJ Whistla wrote:wikked Shonky u kno where im coming from!Shonky wrote:Big Black, Sonic Youth, Public Enemy, NWA, Royal Trux, Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Remarc, Congo Natty, Boredoms
other peoples/bands:-
Pavement
Lou Barlow
Smudge
Dinosaur Junior
Francois K
Larry Levan
Larry Heard
Satin Storm
Dem 2
Marshall Jefferson
Ministry
Happy Mondays
KMA
DJ Madness
theres more but there u go
Forgot to mention Moonshake and Laika - think the dubstep massive would well appreciate them even though they've been defunct long time
Hmm....


i've got influences spanning fromthe classic ska/reggae stuff to punk bands such as discharge, black flag, extreme noise terror, to grunge like mudhoney and screaming trees, old psychadelia, 90's hip hop (not into the crunk stuff, or the gunit type stuff, loving busta rhymes, wu-tang an that) to indie stuff like my bloody valentine, the jesus and mary chain, gothy stuff like the cure, siouxsie and the banshees, to metal like slayer, early machinehead, to the modern dubstep stuff and decent dnb, basiccly anything that has passion, and creative energy!
Same as, sums it up right there. I'm so proud of my dubstep bredren and sistren reading this thread - there's a real love of music across the boards here.monstrous wrote:i've got influences spanning fromthe classic ska/reggae stuff to punk bands such as discharge, black flag, extreme noise terror, to grunge like mudhoney and screaming trees, old psychadelia, 90's hip hop (not into the crunk stuff, or the gunit type stuff, loving busta rhymes, wu-tang an that) to indie stuff like my bloody valentine, the jesus and mary chain, gothy stuff like the cure, siouxsie and the banshees, to metal like slayer, early machinehead, to the modern dubstep stuff and decent dnb, basiccly anything that has passion, and creative energy!
Never thought I'd see Mudhoney, Slayer, My Bloody Valentine, Gene Krupa, Dinosaur Jr and Wu-tang in the same thread
You peeps made my day
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This list could consist of pretty much every thing that i've heard over the years. I not going to even start. I'd be typing for monthsShonky wrote:I think there's also a link with Godflesh and Fudge Tunnel - quite slow, brooding, dark, bass heavy music - think Fudge Tunnel win it for their version of "Sunshine of your Love". My favourite tune of there's is probably SRT - purely for the mindless riffage and feedback. Beats the shit out of "Imagine" (someone fuckin should)mizz wrote:I have theorythat all dubsteppers are influenced by Scorn album called - Plan B, even if they didn't listen that CD
Have also liked - Big Black, Sonic Youth, Public Enemy, NWA, Royal Trux, Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Remarc, Congo Natty, Ed Rush, Boredoms, John Coltrane, Ravel, Stravinsky and Unsane. Literally thousands of others have done something somewhere for me.
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I have a theorythat the myself, Shonky, Whistla,Ozeb,Monstous and the rest are all around the late twenties early thirties mark. I know Whistla's age. I'm 29Shonky wrote:Same as, sums it up right there. I'm so proud of my dubstep bredren and sistren reading this thread - there's a real love of music across the boards here.monstrous wrote:i've got influences spanning fromthe classic ska/reggae stuff to punk bands such as discharge, black flag, extreme noise terror, to grunge like mudhoney and screaming trees, old psychadelia, 90's hip hop (not into the crunk stuff, or the gunit type stuff, loving busta rhymes, wu-tang an that) to indie stuff like my bloody valentine, the jesus and mary chain, gothy stuff like the cure, siouxsie and the banshees, to metal like slayer, early machinehead, to the modern dubstep stuff and decent dnb, basiccly anything that has passion, and creative energy!
Never thought I'd see Mudhoney, Slayer, My Bloody Valentine, Gene Krupa, Dinosaur Jr and Wu-tang in the same thread
You peeps made my day
Close The Door available here vvvvvvvvmagma wrote: I must fellate you instantly."?
http://www.digital-tunes.net/labels/metalbox
http://www.myspace.com/metalboxproducts
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