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ufo over easy
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by ufo over easy » Fri Sep 21, 2007 10:18 am
lazytechnician wrote:hypercube_ wrote:lazytechnician wrote:
Should i even go????????????????
If you've just got into dubstep N-type, Youngsta and Benga will definitely impress

Cheers for the reassurance boss, was getting a little worried there, is the garage more likely to be at the start or the end??
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middle. but if you don't enjoy el-b's set even a tiny bit you must have a heart of stone
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seebs2000
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by seebs2000 » Fri Sep 21, 2007 10:29 am
oh dear. oh dear oh dear. what has the world come to?
so will bossman/perempay be there tonight? is he part of this mysterious circle?
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corpsey
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by corpsey » Fri Sep 21, 2007 10:51 am
Rudeski Damager wrote:Corpsey wrote:What DJs?
CHECK OUT
DJ PEREMPAY (LOL, 4 THOSE WHO KNOW, HE USED 2 BE DJ BOSSMAN, YEH.. FROM ESSENTIALS. TALK ABOUT SELLLIN OUT!)
MOONSHINE
SUPA D
EJB
GOOD VIBE CLIVE
NG
U Can get sets from rinse blog
I've dled a Supa D show. So far he's said 'Nice and soulful. Strictly for the mature listener'. I'm sceptical but I'll give it a go.
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corpsey
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by corpsey » Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:03 am
You know what I actually quite like this stuff. It's pretty bland I suppose, and does conjure up an image of Darren from Hollyoaks drinking menstrual fluid in a glass with a black plastic mixing spoon in it... but it sounds more soulful than I thought it would be.
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nazoreth
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by nazoreth » Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:07 am
Corpsey wrote:and does conjure up an image of Darren from Hollyoaks drinking menstrual fluid in a glass with a black plastic mixing spoon in it
........?
Making pointless threads since '07
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nazoreth
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by nazoreth » Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:08 am
and this is being played at fwd tonite? jokes
Making pointless threads since '07
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corpsey
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by corpsey » Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:08 am
And dancing. With a prominent wristwatch.
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bob crunkhouse
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by bob crunkhouse » Fri Sep 21, 2007 12:40 pm
captain easychord wrote:im sorry but these fwd lineups are dry as hell, thanks for boring me.
Square Roots
Plastician, Tempa T, Joy Orbison @ Audio, Brighton - September 4th
The Field (Live) + Support @ Audio, Brighton - November 11th
DMZ in Brighton - Mala/Loefah/Pokes @ Audio, Brighton - November 13th
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osk
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by osk » Fri Sep 21, 2007 12:46 pm
Yes. I agree. They need to experiment a little more with their line ups.
No disrespect to Mr. N Type, Benga and Youngst, but we get to see them all the time.
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stanton
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by stanton » Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:25 pm
I'm rather looking forward to this evening actually, especially El-B.
I am terrified by the thought of Funky House, soulful house, deep house, any kind of vocal house becoming the norm at dubstep events. I like my cheese on crackers with piccalilli thanks.
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tronman
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by tronman » Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:49 pm
Osk wrote:Yes. I agree. They need to experiment a little more with their line ups.
No disrespect to Mr. N Type, Benga and Youngst, but we get to see them all the time.
its not even that. theres still not a huge ammount of top notch producers/dj's to do it with. they should never have scrapped bi-weekly thursdays to go
weekly on fridays.
maximum respect to DMZ for not jumping guns and keeping their event bi-monthly.. still working really well.
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el sudor
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by el sudor » Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:53 pm
Circle are good.... Ayelsbury Allstars in effect. Never realised Perampay was Bossman tho.
On the Perampay myspace, the advert for the rave is funny... "no blue denim, jumpers, hats, hoods, sportsware, tshirts, sportsware.. hard shoes only".
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docdoom
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by docdoom » Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:54 pm
El-B is a don, if you think you hate the wonderful genre of UKG reserve judgement until you see him - sure it's kicky and slinky but it's driving and moody too.
I always laboured under the illusion that dance music was supposed to sound a bit sexy and 'up' as well as dark and bassy.
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ragoju
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by ragoju » Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:54 pm
How have the queues been at FWD lately?
Thinking of driving up but don't wana be there too early.
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el sudor
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by el sudor » Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:57 pm
El Sudor wrote:Circle are good.... Ayelsbury Allstars in effect. Never realised Perampay was Bossman tho.
On the Perampay myspace, the advert for the rave is funny... "no blue denim, jumpers, hats, hoods, sportsware, tshirts, sportsware.. hard shoes only".
you can hear "night" come in right at the very end aswell, for about 3 beeps...
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forensix (mcr)
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by forensix (mcr) » Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:01 pm
El Sudor wrote: "no blue denim, jumpers, hats, hoods, sportsware, tshirts, sportsware.. hard shoes only".

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stanton
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by stanton » Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:04 pm
docdoom wrote:
I always laboured under the illusion that dance music was supposed to sound a bit sexy and 'up' as well as dark and bassy.
'Sexy' is usually a term used by PRs for the kind of house you get played in awful westend bars though.
I personally like really filthy lecky, properly dirty, but I wouldn't want it at a dubstep night.
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docdoom
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by docdoom » Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:17 pm
stanton wrote:docdoom wrote:
I always laboured under the illusion that dance music was supposed to sound a bit sexy and 'up' as well as dark and bassy.
'Sexy' is usually a term used by PRs for the kind of house you get played in awful westend bars though.
That may be true buy they do not have sole ownership of the word. The best ukg can be sexy, dark, moody, clacky, tuneful, driving etc. all at once.
I think variety in general is a good thing for FWD. The specifics of that variety will have to be carefully monitored though.
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Pada
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by Pada » Fri Sep 21, 2007 3:22 pm
Rudeski Damager wrote:Corpsey wrote:What DJs?
CHECK OUT
DJ PEREMPAY (LOL, 4 THOSE WHO KNOW, HE USED 2 BE DJ BOSSMAN, YEH.. FROM ESSENTIALS. TALK ABOUT SELLLIN OUT!)
my percy (actually i only listen to hazzardous and BBk now.)
better still be doin grime
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ufo over easy
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by ufo over easy » Fri Sep 21, 2007 3:26 pm
El Sudor wrote:On the Perampay myspace, the advert for the rave is funny... "no blue denim, jumpers, hats, hoods, sportsware, tshirts, sportsware.. hard shoes only".
hahahahahahahahah... that's no rave
tbh I'd rather stay home and cry than be surrounded by a bunch of greasy circle-jerking twats in ralph lauren shirts all night
has funky house brought back the kristal and coke vibes as well?
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