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What, like speedcore?wolf89 wrote:God I can't stand most Juke
It's often just hearing one sentence over and over the same drums. It's painful.
The addition of some melody is kind of nice. But it's still a kind of abrasive stupid genre overall to be honest
My 2D Design professor told me that repetition was the key to good design.wolf89 wrote:I only have about 15 speedcore records. It's not like I'm obsessed with it. Even so I still find hearing one line over and over a little intrusive.
You done fucked up.collige wrote:I like a lot of Juke, but the vocal edits that DJ Nate does just annoy the shit. They're just so random and counter-intuitive.
It's just DJ Nate though.Helix [Delay] wrote:You done fucked up.collige wrote:I like a lot of Juke, but the vocal edits that DJ Nate does just annoy the shit. They're just so random and counter-intuitive.
http://www.dubstepforum.com/check-this-out-t52777.htmlparson wrote:i wish i could find the thread but i posted a thread about juke in the main forum several years back comparing it to dubstep and nobody replied
Deep.murk_dweller wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/check-this-out-t52777.htmlparson wrote:i wish i could find the thread but i posted a thread about juke in the main forum several years back comparing it to dubstep and nobody replied
this?
On some future shit...jah wobble wrote:dj slugo, dj rashad, chi-boogie, kill frenzy, dj nate. check out all these dudes. their juke/ghettotech from the last few years has been sick as fuck.
I only know one of them has listened to it and he was really into it. I lent him my "This is jungle" CD a few years ago and I never saw it again haha. The one that started with Leviticus - The Burial and Shy FX/UK Apache - Original Nuttah, from 95 or so. That was a damn good compliation.Genevieve wrote:What do they think of jungle?wormcode wrote:The chicago juke scene draws a lot of parallels between the london dubstep scene for sure, and of course it's also focused on bass. I've showed a lot of dubstep to some guys I've known from juke/house for years and they are into the more percussive tunes, not much into the synths at all which I found interesting. A couple of them said it was too slow though.parson wrote:i wish i could find the thread but i posted a thread about juke in the main forum several years back comparing it to dubstep and nobody replied
Was that Jungle mania? God I loved that CD....wormcode wrote:I only know one of them has listened to it and he was really into it. I lent him my "This is jungle" CD a few years ago and I never saw it again haha. The one that started with Leviticus - The Burial and Shy FX/UK Apache - Original Nuttah, from 95 or so. That was a damn good compliation.Genevieve wrote:What do they think of jungle?wormcode wrote:The chicago juke scene draws a lot of parallels between the london dubstep scene for sure, and of course it's also focused on bass. I've showed a lot of dubstep to some guys I've known from juke/house for years and they are into the more percussive tunes, not much into the synths at all which I found interesting. A couple of them said it was too slow though.parson wrote:i wish i could find the thread but i posted a thread about juke in the main forum several years back comparing it to dubstep and nobody replied
no, ima burn him would be sick if it didnt have the supid repetitive vocals and out of time hats, theres just no need for themborrowed wrote:Seriously? Am I the only one who thinks this genre sucks?
yeahyeah its not that all juke is awful, but when your introduced to it through dj nates releases it doenst bare a good startbadger wrote:i'm not a fan of a lot of the vocals used in juke but to ignore an entire genre based on one way of using vocals is stupid. that's like saying you don't like dubstep because you hate filth