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Blake remix of Changes into Distance' s version, that was the best moment from party of my life - Mala&Vivek in Poznan, Poland about 2 years ago

The Tornado wrote:Seeing Skream on a Friday night at Smart Bar, absolutely rammo, super sweaty, and him dropping his 'In From The Kill' remix for one of the first times ever, from the edge... went off, regardless of what you might think of the tune now.

He still plays that?

First time I heard midnight request line. Second probably the first time I heard Skeng by The Bug. Those tunes converted me.

Far too many to count.

Some highlights:
- First time I ever played out, straight after Sully (papping myself)
- Hearing "Misty Winter", the tune which kicked off my digging into the music
- Realising that the person who had outbid me on ebay for a copy of 'Alicia' was my girlfriend buying it for my birthday.
- Meeting a whole group of cool people

garethom wrote:Realising that the person who had outbid me on ebay for a copy of 'Alicia' was my girlfriend buying it for my birthday.

haha that's awesome, sounds like a keeper

mine would be seeing distance for the first time at a new years festival here in new zealand a few years back. standing in the mud and torrential rain hearing tunes like V and radical on a system for the first time. i've never forgotten that

also any time new vinyl arrives at the door!

2nd system and discovering the "deeper" sound.

The Tornado wrote:Seeing Skream on a Friday night at Smart Bar, absolutely rammo, super sweaty, and him dropping his 'In From The Kill' remix for one of the first times ever, from the edge... went off, regardless of what you might think of the tune now.

Still a sick tune, basically the reason I spin vinyls by the likes of Loefah and Vivek now, thank you mr Skream!

Why Not? Festival at Scala 2008
DMZ fifth birthday 2010
DMZ at five days off festival Amsterdam 2011
Outlook 2011

probs the greatest nights Ive been too

'happiest moment in dubstep'

lol
yep
ok

GIVING JAMES BLAKE A FOOTRUB

"arrghhh dog damn how real is this i know teh whole world will be feeling this .... shirt...ugghhh"

first time i heard "aody's girl is a computer"
i was just absolutely filled with joy at the first drop

footcrab

nuff sed

and when the Return II Space tracklist was announced.

I was well chuffed for J:Kenzo when he got on Tempa (no homo). Had so many big unreleased tunes by that point, it would've been criminal if they went unnoticed.
Remember how nuts everyone went when Return II Space was announced as well... happy days!
A funny memory as well, I was Caspa & Rusko in early 2008 in Sheffield. There was an earthquake that night (seriously), but no-one there knew until they got outside and heard it on the news, cos the bass masked it!

First time seeing Mala at BASSIC last August... was the most impressive night i've ever been to. the vibes and the music were on point ALL NIGHT

everytime ive seen Joe Nice - man never fails to impress

too many to count really, every DubWar used to be a special night. but one i remember in particular was Kode9 playing an all Burial set at 3am at the end of a BrainFeeder night that also featured Flying Lotus and Martyn



oh also the first few times Joe Nice played Martyns Broken heart remix at DubWar. that tune used to just literally melt everyone's private parts

that weekend when i went to fwd (old soundsystem), and next day to corsica studios. first time in the uk, such an amazing experience.

- post dubstep - james blake, jamie xx etc
- l-wiz are alive
- burial's burial album and his release with four tet

Catching a 100% vinyl 2004-2006 set before Kryptic Minds played in Melbourne earlier this year. Heard Request Line, Rottan, I (Remix), Officer, Temptation, Rufage, Goat Stare, System, Earth Run A Red, Blue Notez, Anti-War Dub, Untitled (Babylon) and a bunch of other classics all in the same set. Absolutely floored me. Being in the front row for Badman VIP a couple hours later has to be up there as well.