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imo its the unexpected tunes that get the wheelies. something what the munters aint expecting, something new! a track what makes u go 'wuuuttttt' pull it

55stevieboy2010 wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:

55stevieboy2010 wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:

55stevieboy2010 wrote:it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

Nitronic wrote:Reloaded track, what does it mean? I heard it used in a derogatory sense.

How does that explain the OPs question?

how does it not

Do you know what derogatory means?

yes, thanks though.

So if i was to reload Anti-War dub.....it would be a reloaded track......which makes it shit?? What??

look mate...i..just really cant be arsed to argue with you, slightly miffed ive been on this forum for 20 odd mins now, which tbh really is more than can be said for you, every post, every time, your on it. Im wrong for saying it annoys me and i know you wont take my advice, because who am i to give it you, but go outside and do something else/speak to people

tennis?

Here's what happened, my friend went on stage on reloaded one of Cookie Monsta's tracks in the middle of the set, thats why people use it derogatory when taking about my friend being a track reloader

he re-loaded a cookie monsta track?

your friend sounds like a hero, trying to protect everyone from the awful noise that was about to ensue. well done to the lad

scattybeanhead wrote:your friend sounds like a hero, trying to protect everyone from the awful noise that was about to ensue. well done to the lad

once at croydub pokes was at the door, loefah dropped his remix of skream's i, pokes ran to the back of the venue, jumped up and wheeled it, then walked back through the crowd to the front again (the same effect a walking away from explosions in movies).

that was a reload.

skimpi wrote:

scattybeanhead wrote:your friend sounds like a hero, trying to protect everyone from the awful noise that was about to ensue. well done to the lad

frizzwah wrote:

wub wrote:This thread is well weapon.

total fucking mexico.

peace and fuckin'

People are calling your friend a "track reloader" cause he walked up to the deck and "reloaded" a track............im guessing people are using it derogarative manor about your friend because the crowd/dj didn't want the reload?

Either way this thread is fucking shite.

55stevieboy2010 wrote:more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

Nitronic wrote:Here's what happened, my friend went on stage on reloaded one of Cookie Monsta's tracks in the middle of the set, thats why people use it derogatory when taking about my friend being a track reloader

I think your friends are stupid. If a tune is big, it deserves a wheel. I don't know where you're from, but over the summer I saw 16bit play and he dropped "Boy Off Da Ting" into "Spartan" and I ran to the front demanding a reload. All the ravers who were wearing glow paint and fuzzy boots looked at me like I was the weird one. Some people just don't understand. If someone reloads one of my tunes in my sets I take it as a compliment - which it should be seen as.

And yeah, any tune can get a reload not just a brostep tune. Jesus. Learn your history, people...

The Tornado wrote:glow paint and fuzzy boots

what kind of self-righteous punter goes up and puts their hands on mans decks anywa

i mean yeah im all for a wheel on a big tune like, gets the crowd mad hype, but if someone did else did it when i was djing, id be pretty pissed off haha

You know things have gone wrong when someone posting on a dubstep forum doesnt know what a reload is.

Now you're on the trolley.

luckso just skank wrote:imo its the unexpected tunes that get the wheelies. something what the munters aint expecting, something new! a track what makes u go 'wuuuttttt' pull it

This.

Today wrote:what kind of self-righteous punter goes up and puts their hands on mans decks anywa

This.