What DubStep has over Drum N Bass

[guerillaeye]

funny.. me and my friend were just talking about this.. .. not that dubstep lacks variety at all... but we were feeling very lucky to be in it at this point.. we have to scramble for the sick record the day it drops to make sure we come up with a copy due to the low production numbers and even lower number of producers. by this time next year, this shit might be so big, that if you dont hit the record shop for two weeks, there may never be a catching up without a $500 order.

savor the flavor.. it wont happen again.

[dj slums]

[quote="guerillaeye"]funny.. me and my friend were just talking about this.. .. not that dubstep lacks variety at all... but we were feeling very lucky to be in it at this point.. we have to scramble for the sick record the day it drops to make sure we come up with a copy due to the low production numbers and even lower number of producers. by this time next year, this shit might be so big, that if you dont hit the record shop for two weeks, there may never be a catching up without a $500 order.

savor the flavor.. it wont happen again.[/quote]

exactamundo.

dont get me wrong, listening to the mixes on this forum has opened my eyes to soooooooo many more top notch producers - it worries me to wonder how i'll get the money to buy all the tunes i want, but it makes me very happy too.

saw dmz 002 on ebay the other day. 10 dread commandments was the first dubstep tune i ever heard, n i want it so bad.
spose i can settle for it from bleep when i get my cd deck.

[jahtao]

My answer: Georgie <3

Anyhoo...

Oi i heard Teebee was a photek biter, then one day got around to checking some teebee, sounds nothing like him i thought, maybe i just listened to the wrong shit, can anyone recommend some effective photek biting?