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leslie wrote:El-B, Menta, Horsepower, Ghost, Artwork, Groove Chronicles, Darqwan to name a few.

caski wrote:artwork is menta

never said he wasnt, just dishing out alias's all the same

Dubstep was influenced by 90s crunk music...or was it?
heres a link to a blog-post of brooklyn- electronic artist Crunc Tesla.
he tells his reason why and were dubstep came from.
if you read it and listen it kinda makes sense.

http://www.myspace.com/crunctesla/blog/474601666

listen to that crunk hip hop beat.

shut up moron. crunk? are u fucking serious? jesus

CrispinX wrote:Dubstep was influenced by 90s crunk music...or was it?
heres a link to a blog-post of brooklyn- electronic artist Crunc Tesla.
he tells his reason why and were dubstep came from.
if you read it and listen it kinda makes sense.

http://www.myspace.com/crunctesla/blog/474601666

listen to that crunk hip hop beat.

ashley wrote:Ok here are the real influences on Dubstep......





Prove me wrong.

Touche sir...

amidoinitrite wrote:timbaland, init?

you beat me to it

Here's how I figure the score, in terms of progression of the origins of the sound:

Jazz - U.S.
Krautrock - Krauts
Disco - U.S.
Dub - Jamaicamon
Synth-Pop - U.K.
Techno/House - U.S.
Jungle/Hardcore - U.K.
Grime/2-Step/Garage - U.K.
Dubstep - U.K.

You can throw Hip Hop and Rock in there somewhere but they are more tangential to the evolutionary flow rather than a direct descendant. The last 3 U.K. entries can be more specifically tied London or thereabouts, correct? I know you couldn't have the very first "dubstep" tracks without "dub," but other than that I wouldn't even put it in the main list if I didn't think folks would get mad.

Having said all that, I do think dubstep will be one of the last worldwide-recognized genres to come from a specific geographic location. With millions of producers around the globe now - most having some sort of access to the internet - there's bound to be all sorts of influence crossover, resulting in simultaneous, instantaneous births of the same sound, and it will be too hard to distinguish what came from where.

I like it.

I mean, vast swaths of the population will always dismiss electronic music altogether and give up attempting to recognize its various categories (much as I've given up on rock and "alt"), but dubstep's fuckin' legit.

I'm pretty sure my History of Electronic Music professor from 10 years ago would put Dubstep in his course as a lecture today.

What in your mind is/will be the next logical progression, in terms of widely-accepted nomenclature?

(other than brostep)

CrispinX wrote:Dubstep was influenced by 90s crunk music...or was it?
heres a link to a blog-post of brooklyn- electronic artist Crunc Tesla.
he tells his reason why and were dubstep came from.
if you read it and listen it kinda makes sense.

http://www.myspace.com/crunctesla/blog/474601666

listen to that crunk hip hop beat.

There was a whole shitstorm about this years ago. And no, it doesn't make sense.

leslie wrote:El-B, Menta, Horsepower, Ghost, Artwork, Groove Chronicles, Darqwan to name a few.

Thanks!

always thought scorn deserves a lot more credit
the amount of ppl i've talked to who claim to be "bass music heads" who have no idea about scorn, mind blowing really

Caski wrote:

leslie wrote:El-B, Menta, Horsepower, Ghost, Artwork, Groove Chronicles, Darqwan to name a few.

artwork is menta

dj $hy wrote:

roflmmafo

ok rusko lol

still love rusko regardless thou

CrispinX wrote:Dubstep was influenced by 90s crunk music...or was it?
heres a link to a blog-post of brooklyn- electronic artist Crunc Tesla.
he tells his reason why and were dubstep came from.
if you read it and listen it kinda makes sense.

http://www.myspace.com/crunctesla/blog/474601666

listen to that crunk hip hop beat.

He's mistaking 'shared origins' with 'direct descend'. Hip-hop grew out of fusing Jamaican soundsystem culture with funk and soul breaks in the early '70s. UK EDM grew out of fusing Jamaican soundsystem culture with funk and soul breaks in the late '80s/early '90s. Of course there's gonna be similarities. Those shuffled drums didn't come falling out of the sky, but they didn't come from hip-hop either.

Stanley Clarke, Neu, Peter Tosh, A Tribe Called Quest and RSD.

sd5 wrote:Stanley Clarke, Neu, Peter Tosh, A Tribe Called Quest and RSD.

Heh. you get +1 for the Neu! reference

I love the new RSD trax, but yeah peeps definitely gotta check out Smith & Mighty if they'd never heard it before but think they know a lot about dubstep

Kraftwerk Influenced Everything.

over the years, every style of music has influenced dubstep. that's one of it's best qualities imho

he's gettin blamed for most things so might aswell add dubstep to the list

collige wrote:

CrispinX wrote:Dubstep was influenced by 90s crunk music...or was it?
heres a link to a blog-post of brooklyn- electronic artist Crunc Tesla.
he tells his reason why and were dubstep came from.
if you read it and listen it kinda makes sense.

http://www.myspace.com/crunctesla/blog/474601666

listen to that crunk hip hop beat.

There was a whole shitstorm about this years ago. And no, it doesn't make sense.

I said it kinda makes sense,but now that i am thinking about it it really dos not make sense.
I just found that article somewhere awhile ago that's all.

HJaxon wrote:Who do you think influenced dubstep the most?

Chuck Norris

bill murray and chevy chase