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Posted: **Sat Nov 08, 2008 2:59 pm**

Sorry...

Posted: **Mon Nov 10, 2008 4:46 am**

for this i needed a colostomy bag. there was no warning. now im covered in shit

Posted: **Mon Nov 10, 2008 8:38 am**

Ed Teach wrote:
BodyNod. wrote:
Ed Teach wrote: So in a weird roundabout way, America is kinda responsible for creating Grime.

Jungle would have been pretty boring without Wu Tang's 36 Chambers samples
You chat a lot of shit still.
Nope - I write a lot of shit. Chatting is what you do in the street with your mouth. Since you won't rely to my PM, allow me to demonstrate the skill of Shaolin...

It would seem that it wasn't just Jungle that drew upon US Hip Hop influences, certain promoters also relied on 36 Chambers quotes to spice up their forum posts:

BodyNod. wrote:
After a little break BodyNod has gone away and reformed like Voltron to bring you a line up we think will get any self respecting Grime, Garage or Dubstep head kinda hype.

Selective quotation really is the height of bad manners, no? Okay, my comment on Jungle was a bit of a generalisation but that's my opinion and last time I checked I was entitled to have my opinion. If you disagree then provide a valid argument instead of just clubbing me down with blunt insults.

I can't hate on you BodyNod, you put together some sick lineups and you're doing a lot more for the scene than many other promoters who are killing this sound by treating Dubstep as just another musical cash-cow, so respect for that, just ease off on the snipes Sir. I'm on your side, still.

so as a hip hop head from way back me using a phrase is similar in someway to you saying "America is kinda responsible for creating Grime" OK.

and actually LOL @ you trying to boi me up by explaining to me the differences between "Chattin" and typing.

What my initial post took particular offence to (as may be clear now) is anyone thinking Americas influence on Grime was anywhere close to the UK garage scenes in the early years, unfortunately the same can not be said of the more recent years.

Anyways - not on some internet argument (especially not when its this old!) but I suggest you look into the history of Grime before making sweeping statements is all im saying. Cheers for the kind words about what we do at BodyNod, its appreciated.

Posted: **Mon Nov 10, 2008 9:07 am**

steppo wrote:
daggus wrote:
seckle wrote: am i making japanese pizza, or italian pizza?
where can i get this japanese pizza?
general tso's pizza with some crab rangoon on it too

million dollar idea

crabaronni pizza sounds the fuckin business

Posted: **Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:20 am**

[quote="seckle"]
if i'm a plumber, do i promote my services as an "american plumber"?
[quote]

Jokessss.

Posted: **Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:11 pm**

so as a hip hop head from way back me using a phrase is similar in someway to you saying "America is kinda responsible for creating Grime" OK. and actually LOL @ you trying to boi me up by explaining to me the differences between "Chattin" and typing.

What my initial post took particular offence to (as may be clear now) is anyone thinking Americas influence on Grime was anywhere close to the UK garage scenes in the early years, unfortunately the same can not be said of the more recent years.

Anyways - not on some internet argument (especially not when its this old!) but I suggest you look into the history of Grime before making sweeping statements is all im saying. Cheers for the kind words about what we do at BodyNod, its appreciated.

It's a learning process for everyone, that's the fun part right? Anyway, just so long as we understand each other. I always thought I'd be able to get through this life avoiding an argument with somebody about music genres, and 'till this I was doing OK. I'm glad we could resolve this in so few posts, even if it did take several months.

I did not mean to offend your sensibilities and I sincerely wish you the all best with your music endeavours in the future.

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 8:07 am**

this is probably the most important 'dub' that i've copped from this forum for a number of reasons:

1) you better hope that you never get famous proper d, because i'll have this shit locked up ready for an E! true hollywood story or VH1 special on the american 'telly' without proper $$$$ payment from you/your management for handing over the last digital copy in existence. i've got a few of these types of things locked up as 'investments'

2) i still can't decide if this is serious or not- it was that intense

3) it was just good. i hear tracks form all sorts of people, none stand out like this. huge impact... makin waves.

4)

DID ANYONE ELSE HEAR THAT????????

last thing- what happened to that freestyle file- why is that one offline now? i need it!

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 8:21 am**

hahahahahahaha!!

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 10:09 am**

human? wrote:howsabout before you improve on grime, you sort out them adlibs lol.

my dude, this is really bad.

sorry. but please please please seriously take a listen to yourself and compare it to, like, anything before posting next time...

ahaha makes me chuckle

I havent listned yet, will tomorrow with more sleep init

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 12:38 pm**

is this a joke??

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 2:46 pm**

you know when you crane your neck as you drive past a traffic accident and then get that feeling that your a bad, bad person....

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 5:03 pm**

Oh shit, I didn't mean to drag up all this again. I see now the folly of war and again hear the screams of people getting injured from unexploded landmines years later...

Esh, I think I still have that freestyle response somewhere- PM me on that if you really need to hear it. Cyanide pills at the ready tho' Sir, I must warn you.

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 5:16 pm**

deep tune, whens it gettin released?

Posted: **Tue Nov 11, 2008 5:45 pm**

You get a free copy as you pass through the gates of hell...

Posted: **Mon Jan 19, 2009 11:14 pm**

thats shit out that

Posted: **Mon Jan 19, 2009 11:38 pm**

i havent listened to it because american grime is inevitably going to be shit(i hate uk grime aswell but i can imagine american being even worse) but if it really is that bad its probably a joke. if its not the poor guy will probably never speak again let alone MC. you all tore the guy to pieces with your comments.

Posted: **Mon Jan 19, 2009 11:39 pm**

i really wanna listen but im doing it for all the wrong reasons. restrained.

Posted: **Tue Jan 20, 2009 12:28 am**

Stenchman wrote:i really wanna listen but im doing it for all the wrong reasons. restrained.

why did u bring this back?

Posted: **Tue Jan 20, 2009 12:40 am**

Caeraphym wrote:Without sounding rude, I haven't and wont even listen to this, I'll just politely ask you to FUCKING CEASE AND DESIST YOU YANKY DOODLE SPASTIC111.

Posted: **Tue Jan 20, 2009 1:13 am**

and the worst dsf thread of the year goes to...

Dubstepforum.com

american grime... this is what u have been waiting for!!