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savage
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by savage » Mon Dec 24, 2007 9:21 am
So I take it you used the search button too before you posted that Diablo
...just to make sure you what you were talking about is correct and all...?
As I said, wasn't exactly an all out whinge (although I suppose it was a bit)
What I really wanted to know is if anyone knew where to dl a set with an mc/ mcs that would change my mind.
Thought not
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rickyraw
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by rickyraw » Mon Dec 24, 2007 10:01 am
the trill bass mix has a bunch of drops but not TOO much mcing. check it out on the mix section
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blizzardmusic
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by blizzardmusic » Mon Dec 24, 2007 10:22 am
Diablo wrote:
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Yeah! Your in the festive mood aren't you Diablo?

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who?
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sick boy
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by sick boy » Mon Dec 24, 2007 1:00 pm
N-Type pulls just as many rewinds as any grime MC gets in one night.
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diablo
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by diablo » Tue Dec 25, 2007 2:15 am
SAVAGE wrote:So I take it you used the search button too before you posted that Diablo
...just to make sure you what you were talking about is correct and all...?
As I said, wasn't exactly an all out whinge (although I suppose it was a bit)
What I really wanted to know is if anyone knew where to dl a set with an mc/ mcs that would change my mind.
Thought not
Sorry , that was a bit harsh.
As usual, I was in a foul fucking mood
Listen to any N-type set, he chats constant shit throughout his entire set.
It wouldn't be the same if he didn't
It's a comedy show and dj set all rolled into one

Smoke 'em if ya got em

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cogi
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by cogi » Tue Dec 25, 2007 11:36 am
Diablo wrote:I suggest using the FUCKING search button!!!!!!!
It has a little magnifying glass icon with, wait, the word SEARCH right next to it.
Far too many threads about this.
Grime mcs dont really seem to like using dubstep tunes anymore anyway
70% Of People On Forums Are Donuts I Swear. Constantly Contradicting Themselves And Acting Like Sheep.
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coleco
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by coleco » Tue Dec 25, 2007 12:46 pm
I don't like MCs over the music 99% of the time. But thats just a personal choice, I understand everyone has different tastes.
One thing that would be helpfull tho is for flyers to be more specific on weither an MC/MCs are going to be on the night. Alot of them are, but I've turned up to quite a few nights where there has suddenly been an MC (for me) ruining the music. Atleast then I can choose not to go.
Same problem with the grime/grimey stuff in my opinion. I don't mind some of it, but personally I find it mind numbbing at nights. The amount of nights I've turned up to that say 'dubstep', and yet they play grimey stuff all night is starting to get annoying now. It'll be nice if they can clearly specify what kinda dubstep is gonna be played.
I'm not saying ban it, all music has it's place, just a bit of clarity of whats-what would be nice so we can be more selective.
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rickyraw
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by rickyraw » Tue Dec 25, 2007 5:30 pm
Coleco wrote:I don't like MCs over the music 99% of the time. But thats just a personal choice, I understand everyone has different tastes.
One thing that would be helpfull tho is for flyers to be more specific on weither an MC/MCs are going to be on the night. Alot of them are, but I've turned up to quite a few nights where there has suddenly been an MC (for me) ruining the music. Atleast then I can choose not to go.
Same problem with the grime/grimey stuff in my opinion. I don't mind some of it, but personally I find it mind numbbing at nights. The amount of nights I've turned up to that say 'dubstep', and yet they play grimey stuff all night is starting to get annoying now. It'll be nice if they can clearly specify what kinda dubstep is gonna be played.
I'm not saying ban it, all music has it's place, just a bit of clarity of whats-what would be nice so we can be more selective.
co-sign. i mc in atlanta a lot and my new thing is that i do NOT want to mc if i am not on the flyer just because i hate it when someone shows up to a party and just gets on the mic.. in the same respect i do not like being on the mic for more than 1 verse if i am not "booked." it is good to show up to a party and get what you expect.
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Jubz
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by Jubz » Tue Dec 25, 2007 5:40 pm
In terms of tunes im largely feeling them at the moment, got the bug killing it with flowdan, spaceape, warrior queen, that cotti and doctor bit, doogz doing his thing on a couple of beats etc. I think being completely opposed to any MC involvement in the scene is a bit short sighted; there is no doubt in my mind that MC's can and do add an extra element to the music and Im all about variety.
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ct&d
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by ct&d » Wed Dec 26, 2007 12:37 pm
Jubscarz wrote:In terms of tunes im largely feeling them at the moment, got the bug killing it with flowdan, spaceape, warrior queen, that cotti and doctor bit, doogz doing his thing on a couple of beats etc. I think being completely opposed to any MC involvement in the scene is a bit short sighted; there is no doubt in my mind that MC's can and do add an extra element to the music and Im all about variety.
with u on that one my friend.
west is best!
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dj_rasheed
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by dj_rasheed » Wed Dec 26, 2007 11:51 pm
Sick Boy wrote:N-Type pulls just as many rewinds as any grime MC gets in one night.

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richter b
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by richter b » Thu Dec 27, 2007 12:43 am
LISTEN I MC AT BLACK PUDDING MUSIC (BPM) IN BRIGHTN WHERE WE MIX UP THE GENRES BUT DUBSTEP GETS HEAVILY DROPPED.
AN MC IS THERE TO EXPRESS HIS OR HERS APPRECIATION OF THE TUNES AND THUS TO HYPE THE CROWD BIG.
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same'0
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by same'0 » Thu Dec 27, 2007 1:09 am
love mc's well most of em ny ways..
skepta is the best mc that i have heard over dubstep..
the N-type dubstep allstars set, with skepta over the top is sick..
infact that set has imo the three best mc's for dubstep.
Crazy D
Skepta
Mighty Mo
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same'0
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by same'0 » Thu Dec 27, 2007 4:35 am
and dont forget G Double and Nomad as well they are fucken baaad!!
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lucid
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by lucid » Thu Dec 27, 2007 4:49 am
I love the dmz sets off kiss with sgt pokes and crazy d. it accents the music without taking it over. imo it's a completely different approach from having a vocal dubstep tune ie splurt, the bug tunes/remixes, etc. (which are also great by the way).
I can't get enough of the bug ft. flowdan personally.
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versa
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by versa » Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:43 pm
the thing that determines a good mc from a bad one is whether they actually master the ceremony or just chat bars
someone that interacts with the crowd, the dj's and the atmosphere of the night and tunes playing will always go down well....
but then again its always up to personal preference, its a niche subject.
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efa
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by efa » Wed Jan 02, 2008 2:52 pm
Me like toasting, not so much MC'ing, that's for Grime - out to my Toasters!
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by BaronVon » Wed Jan 02, 2008 3:26 pm
Poeple need to book Slaughter Mob more. I want to see them at DMZ or Exodus.
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richter b
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by richter b » Wed Jan 02, 2008 5:09 pm
the thing that determines a good mc from a bad one is whether they actually master the ceremony or just chat bars
someone that interacts with the crowd, the dj's and the atmosphere of the night and tunes playing will always go down well....
but then again its always up to personal preference, its a niche subject.
true that.
btw i was SMASHED when i done my last post and i'm embarassed reading it back so... forgive me.
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