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badger wrote: loads of people say that all the mainstream rnb remixes were crap but i love the way these producers can take something crap like ashanti and make something amazing

Yeah, fuck that notion, a lot of my favorite 2step tunes are dodgy remixes of pop stuff.

Perfect example:



All the tunes you've posted have been sick, man, thank you for contributing to thread.

Fiend already posted my favourite.

bandshell wrote:

I love it when Oneman drops this

bandshell wrote:

Absolutely fucking heavyweight.

almost cried when i thought my vinyl of this had gone walkies but it turned up eventually. more soul than you can shake a stick at

need to keep tabs on this

before i go to bed; here's how wobble should be done





was looking for a wicked dub of heads high by mr vegas thats got a sexy wobble to it but cant find it on youtube

HPP & ElB for me

But as i smiled my way thru the tracks above
I had to wonder again,
how the heck did this sophisticated groove at the beginnings of dubstep
precurse today's grating chainsaw which many now think of as dubstep?

To avoid getting further off-topic
thanks for the laugh below mate
V
didn't know Hatcha was such a good actor.

sd5 wrote:HPP & ElB for me

But as i smiled my way thru the tracks above
I had to wonder again,
how the heck did this sophisticated groove at the beginnings of dubstep
precurse today's grating chainsaw which many now think of as dubstep?

The same way this:

Is a precursor to this:

Helix [Delay] wrote:

bandshell wrote:

Absolutely fucking heavyweight.

I managed to find it on vinyl

Wookie/ X-men and Sticky are pretty much the kings of 2 step

Social Circles killed it with EVERY release. Locked On aswell. Miss those days bare.

My garage knowledge is pretty dire though, I own no more than about 20 90s garage records