Dubstep and Dancing: a problem?

compound one · Post by **compound one** » Wed Feb 27, 2008 5:17 pm

All about the bruk out

grime · Post by **grime** » Wed Feb 27, 2008 5:33 pm

primate wrote:running man was standard at 160bpm+. now it's jogging man.

i imagine im running along the ocean floor

steppa · Post by **steppa** » Wed Feb 27, 2008 10:42 pm

yeh different people dance different ways, but if there feeling the music and just interpreting it with body movements it dont matter if its a nod of the head or an all out brock. Just catching the vibes. But leave the rude boy moshing at home bruv.

duppy · Post by **duppy** » Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:50 pm

its not about caring how next people are dancing or wot they look like, its all about the music and being one with the music and the people. its the people that care about "image" dat normally bring the bad vibes to raves. think about it... most music genre/scenes dat are largely based around "image" are ones dat you know theres gonna be bad vibes and trouble when u go out to.
no one should have to come out to a dubstep rave and care about wot they look like or how they dance, if a whie man wants to have dreads, so wot? if your paying enuff attention and actually caring how people are dancing and how they look, then id say ur obviously not paying enuff attention and appreciation to the music, the thing that you came out for in the first place.
please! all u prejudice, narrow minded or/and "image" obsessed people (i practice wot i preach and aint got nothing against yous apart from a different view) please dont spoil the vibes for other people. kool.

rant over... thanks!

parson · Post by **parson** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 12:07 am

i dance my ass off at dubstep parties

tempest · Post by **tempest** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 2:59 am

lkewis wrote: Whether standing by the bar nodding your head and listening, clasping onto the speaker stack with your head in the bass bin, throwing shapes like a true raver or breakin moves out like a pro, remember not to worry what people that arent free enough to move with music think, and to respect peoples space around you (especially in a crowded location) Dont be the sweaty guy the causes beef by knocking into a man's girlfriends or spilling peoples drinks!!

I think this sums up my sentiments exactly...

Do what you feel, dont care what others look like, dont care what others think you look like. Just have fun without fucking up other peoples fun

nattyphysicist · Post by **nattyphysicist** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 2:18 pm

In the eternal words of Hump-D: "Everybody do watcha like"

sick boy · Post by **sick boy** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 2:40 pm

On a real dubstep attracts mostly white nerds and history has shown us that white nerds can't dance.

That's your problem.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_au0UUHI ... re=related

frodo · Post by **frodo** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 5:08 pm

Dance however you fucking feel but respect other people's space. Simple as that.

frodo · Post by **frodo** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 5:10 pm

bashment dan wrote:all about lubing up the floor with vomit and shocking out on a klinsman slide

spiderman · Post by **spiderman** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 6:59 pm

tempest wrote:
lkewis wrote: Whether standing by the bar nodding your head and listening, clasping onto the speaker stack with your head in the bass bin, throwing shapes like a true raver or breakin moves out like a pro, remember not to worry what people that arent free enough to move with music think, and to respect peoples space around you (especially in a crowded location) Dont be the sweaty guy the causes beef by knocking into a man's girlfriends or spilling peoples drinks!!
I think this sums up my sentiments exactly...

Do what you feel, dont care what others look like, dont care what others think you look like. Just have fun without fucking up other peoples fun

ye ye i dnt fink der shud be an emphasis on "coolness" of dancing, its not an issue, thats the uniqueness of the genre that everyone can be true to themselves and do as they please...

i think the reason why theres an emerging "slight" pressure on dance is becoz its a fairly new rapid growing music scene and its in a position of creativity where things like dances, etc grow to build on the culture....

IMO its RAVE music, and like all the other rave genres the its jus about natural movement, from nodding to skanking, thats the default. that said, the huge range of experimentalism and the bpm alows for the same sorta experimentalism with dance...

As long as everyones havin a gd time without ruining anybody elses time thats wot matters really.I think as long as everyone can move to the beat its all gd, doesnt matter how u do it lol. i think the "problem" is ppl moving off beat, but practice makes perfect i guess lol.

Id like to see new innovative dances coming thru tho, becoz the music is broad enuff to cater to the real dancers all the way to those who just nod, so we shud be seeing a range of ppl's expressions. Even tho it doesnt matter how u do it, id like to see sum nice rhythmic stuff too, a nice expression of the passion for the music (in a constructive way i.e. not moshing lol)...

this girls a good example. even tho she is a bit out of time, n sumtimes looks like she is tryin to hard.....but it still shows the potential of good dances to dubstep.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1kCDxfBl8w

you CAN dance to dubstep, the music is THAT broad so why cant the method of "dancing" be....

its all about diversity and ranges....

control · Post by **control** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:48 pm

can't see a problem...

dubluke · Post by **dubluke** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:49 pm

well i for one am going to ensure i make the biggest twat of myself ever in the dance at DMZ

manray · Post by **manray** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:50 pm

You should always worry what other people think to an extent, dont get all fucked up and going crazy acting the fool causing other people to want to stab you.

As long as you dont interfere with other peeps nights.

manray · Post by **manray** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:54 pm

dubluke wrote:well i for one am going to ensure i make the biggest twat of myself ever in the dance at DMZ

you know people are gonna be taking cameras and shit? You might just end up in someons signature as an animated gif. Before you know it your twice as famous as that star wars kid.....

dubluke · Post by **dubluke** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:56 pm

manray wrote:
dubluke wrote:well i for one am going to ensure i make the biggest twat of myself ever in the dance at DMZ
you know people are gonna be taking cameras and shit? You might just end up in someons signature as an animated gif. Before you know it your twice as famous as that star wars kid.....

that would be mad good

renegatus · Post by **renegatus** » Thu Feb 28, 2008 11:36 pm

Zombie skank for the rude tunes init!

esoundc · Post by **esoundc** » Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:09 am

thats nonsense, afcorse it is good for dancing, also for juggling and firespinning

nousd · Post by **nousd** » Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:41 am

Lately, I'm finding pleasure in the microdance (antithesis of space-hogging). Some of the beats are so fine that reflex movements are molecular or time-warpingly slow.
(Man standing still in front of bass bin)

boy_arena · Post by **boy_arena** » Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:46 am

Since i been listening to dubstep my neck muscles have become massive. chicken neckin.

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