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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by cyrusfx » Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:04 am

abZ wrote: Well regionalism is dissapearing with the info age. It's still there just not as strong as it used to be. I bet you don't even know what a Pittsburgh accent sounds like :6:
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by collige » Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:05 am

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abZ wrote: I bet you don't even know what a Pittsburgh accent sounds like :6:
Right now it sounds like people crying because their football team got shitcanned by the fucking browns
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by alphacat » Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:59 am

HA! (lol re: Steelers getting spanked) Good one Pkay.

Pennsylvania accents weird me out a little. My boss is from some rustbelt hole in PA (not that all of the rustbelt is a hole...) and sometimes I want to correct her bizarre pronunciation, but then, I'm a Chicagoan-turned-Californian so I'm sure my inflection sounds odd at times too.

Philly accent is funny tho.

On the subject of "Pittsburghese" - I dig linguistics and phonology and that shit so your post prompted me to read up on it a little. Interesting stuff. I say 'crud' and 'jagoff,' apparently contributions from Yinzers like you'uns.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by abZ » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:30 am

alphacat wrote:HA! (lol re: Steelers getting spanked) Good one Pkay.

Pennsylvania accents weird me out a little. My boss is from some rustbelt hole in PA (not that all of the rustbelt is a hole...) and sometimes I want to correct her bizarre pronunciation, but then, I'm a Chicagoan-turned-Californian so I'm sure my inflection sounds odd at times too.

Philly accent is funny tho.

On the subject of "Pittsburghese" - I dig linguistics and phonology and that shit so your post prompted me to read up on it a little. Interesting stuff. I say 'crud' and 'jagoff,' apparently contributions from Yinzers like you'uns.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh_English
I grew up north of Pittsburgh, I have a subtle Pittsburgh accent at most but I have been living here for a while I can do the accent pretty well. It gets deep, it's like a whole other language.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by human? » Wed Dec 16, 2009 4:39 am

new york city is the shit.

parties out west are apparently bigger... but we have plenty of good sized sick jams... like every week... and everyday there is SOMETHING jumping off. we do underground edm here in our own way.....

i honestly cant think of a single downside of NYC. it really is the shit.
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Post by cosby » Wed Dec 16, 2009 4:56 am

I lived in Pittsburgh for two years and honestly the "yinz" and "jagoff"s didn't bother me as much as the supremely weird pronunciation of "downtown" ("dahn tahn"). Pittsburgh is kind of like a Galapagos of bad grammar.
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by notch » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:01 am

human? wrote:new york city is the shit.

parties out west are apparently bigger... but we have plenty of good sized sick jams... like every week... and everyday there is SOMETHING jumping off. we do underground edm here in our own way.....

i honestly cant think of a single downside of NYC. it really is the shit.
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by notch » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:04 am

abZ wrote:
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Anyway,the US isn't a scene. This country is too spread out. A lot of little scenes here.
:roll:

Have you been to SMOG or a Pure Filth event yet?[/quote]

No because it is 1,000's of miles away. I think you are missing my point.[/quote]

Go to a Smog and Pure Filth event. Then come talk to me about not having a scene.
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by human? » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:09 am

lol, if you say so...

52 here today.

but the cold is nice even. we have snow a couple times a year, nothing crazy. our summer time is awesome. having seasons is actually a nice thing.

im not gonna sit here and diss anyone elses town, cause i enjoy visiting everywhere.... but let me put it this way, visiting places is always fun cause i KNOW where i get to go home to lol.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by ruckus49 » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:44 am

cosby wrote:I lived in Pittsburgh for two years and honestly the "yinz" and "jagoff"s didn't bother me as much as the supremely weird pronunciation of "downtown" ("dahn tahn"). Pittsburgh is kind of like a Galapagos of bad grammar.

yinzers are so ridiculous. i live in pgh and i make fun of them constantly, they are all dumb as shit and only care about the steelers, cars, beer, hunting, and are all stuck in the 1980s.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by abZ » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:38 am

notch wrote:
abZ wrote:
notch wrote:


Anyway,the US isn't a scene. This country is too spread out. A lot of little scenes here.
:roll:

Have you been to SMOG or a Pure Filth event yet?
No because it is 1,000's of miles away. I think you are missing my point.[/quote]

Go to a Smog and Pure Filth event. Then come talk to me about not having a scene.
Pure FIlth just had Joker come through and I would say 800-1000 people were in attendance.
8)[/quote]

:roll: yes you most certainly missed my point. I am well aware of the success of those nights and would love to go but that would be quite an expensive outing for me unfortunately. Anyway that is Cali, not the US. The US scene is not bumping just because there are 2 or 3 huge nights in this ridiculously large country.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by abZ » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:42 am

ruckus49 wrote:
cosby wrote:I lived in Pittsburgh for two years and honestly the "yinz" and "jagoff"s didn't bother me as much as the supremely weird pronunciation of "downtown" ("dahn tahn"). Pittsburgh is kind of like a Galapagos of bad grammar.

yinzers are so ridiculous. i live in pgh and i make fun of them constantly, they are all dumb as shit and only care about the steelers, cars, beer, hunting, and are all stuck in the 1980s.
Whats wrong with beer and Stillers (besides this season lol)

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by kidshuffle » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:54 am

pkay wrote:
abZ wrote: I bet you don't even know what a Pittsburgh accent sounds like :6:
Right now it sounds like people crying because their football team got shitcanned by the fucking browns
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by alphacat » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:47 pm

abZ wrote:I grew up north of Pittsburgh, I have a subtle Pittsburgh accent at most but I have been living here for a while I can do the accent pretty well. It gets deep, it's like a whole other language.

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Post by dj ill kid 505 » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:58 pm

Dubstep is poppin off all over the west! Shit, we only have a million people here in New Mexico but every dubstep show pops off. LA, SF, Denver, Austin, Seattle, Vegas all these cities are big when it comes to dubstep, not sure about the east but I'm sure you'll be just fine!
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by ST100 » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:01 pm

notch wrote:Move to Cali.
but not really.

they mosh to Rusko, and leave the room for Scuba in Cali.

move to NY.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by abZ » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:04 pm

pkay wrote:
abZ wrote: I bet you don't even know what a Pittsburgh accent sounds like :6:
Right now it sounds like people crying because their football team got shitcanned by the fucking browns
There is a lot of that yeah. I think the Pittsburgh city council is working on making hanging leagal again in Allegheny county, I wouldn't want to be Tomlin right now :lol: I still got my Pens tho. Kicking ace.

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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by Sharmaji » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:20 pm

abZ wrote:
Well regionalism is dissapearing with the info age. It's still there just not as strong as it used to be. I bet you don't even know what a Pittsburgh accent sounds like :6:
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Re: USA Dubstep Scene?

Post by seckle » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:29 pm

if both coasts have lines going down the block at events, whats the problem? out to the SF and LA family! coast 2 coast.

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