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manray wrote:Not being funny but if I went to FWD and I started hearing some funky house I'd be pissed.

FWD>>'s always been about London underground sounds, which in the past meant dark garage, breakbeat garage and proto-grime, then also some broken stuff and full on grime, and now funky. to call it just a "dubstep" club would be to limit it, something the promoters have no interest in doing...

manray wrote:When you say funky what kind of music are we talking about here?

Not being funny but if I went to FWD and I started hearing some funky house I'd be pissed. I know KODE9 is deep and shit but it seems like he's trying to be "diverse" for the sake of it. Though I didn't hear the set so I don't know... seems to be a mixed reception going by this thread.

to be fair i was outside having a snout for the first 15 minutes of his set, then only hung around for another 15 inside so he could've mostly been playing gabba for all i know. the bits i heard were funky though.

as for the 'mixed reception' i think that's just limited to this thread, because everyone was going mental for it last night

was great, sick sick sets from brackles and kodes! (what i caught of d1 was top too)

nice to see so many familiar faces/////

i feel honored to finally have met corpsey.


----+ + what blackdown said, its not a generic "dubstep" night is it? ?
enough of those anyway if thats what one wants to hear.

manray wrote:When you say funky what kind of music are we talking about here?

Not being funny but if I went to FWD and I started hearing some funky house I'd be pissed. I know KODE9 is deep and shit but it seems like he's trying to be "diverse" for the sake of it. Though I didn't hear the set so I don't know... seems to be a mixed reception going by this thread.

Funky is 'funky' or UK house, quite a lot of talk about it on the forum. Kode9 has always been diverse. Was prob the best i've seen him tbh.

Blackdown wrote:

manray wrote:Not being funny but if I went to FWD and I started hearing some funky house I'd be pissed.

FWD>>'s always been about London underground sounds, which in the past meant dark garage, breakbeat garage and proto-grime, then also some broken stuff and full on grime, and now funky. to call it just a "dubstep" club would be to limit it, something the promoters have no interest in doing...

No doubt. I'm not cussing it because I wasn't there. Just saying funky house isn't really my thing.... Don't mind a bit of that dark german business though.

pk- wrote:as for the 'mixed reception' i think that's just limited to this thread, because everyone was going mental for it last night

That's all that counts then.

manray wrote:
No doubt. I'm not cussing it because I wasn't there. Just saying funky house isn't really my thing.... Don't mind a bit of that dark german business though.

Quite a lot of it was pretty hardcore/banging, wasn't necessarily that poppy (although there is definitely some great tunes in that mould in funky).

@ clarkycatdealer: when did I meet you?

Was a great night, all the djs were really good. Kode9 was too too good. Let's have him b2b with Marucs Nasty/Mak 10. Everyone was loving it last night and actually dancing too

Gutted I missed it, sounds like a heavy night was had by all.

Speaking of Kode9, did he actually pull the needle of the wrong record or? Sounded like that at least, I didn't even dare try to get onto the dance floor.

We've all done it at least once!

Corpsey wrote: But I enjoyed it all, really. Brackles smacked it - mixing was so on point and selection was typically great (what is that 'Underground' garage tune with the warpy bassline? Ruff).

yeah big up brackman for playing that it's underground by brothers in law sick sick sick. the first half hour or so of kode's set was so good, love his new productions.

@corpsicle_>clarkyc=greena.

can someone point me in the direction of the sort of 'funky' tunes Kode was playing last night?

Frodo wrote:Some properly mashed people in there too

Yeah someone asked me for Ket in the toilet. I couldn't help them. Wonder if they made it in to work today.

howstrange wrote:

Corpsey wrote: But I enjoyed it all, really. Brackles smacked it - mixing was so on point and selection was typically great (what is that 'Underground' garage tune with the warpy bassline? Ruff).

yeah big up brackman for playing that it's underground by brothers in law sick sick sick. the first half hour or so of kode's set was so good, love his new productions.

I haven't heard that in aaaaaages! Pissed i missed this one, was far too knackered tho. I think Shakleton will end my FWD absenteeism tho...

clarkycatDealer wrote:@corpsicle_>clarkyc=greena.

Oh right lol

Yeah nice to meet you

Cooper wrote:

Frodo wrote:Some properly mashed people in there too

Yeah someone asked me for Ket in the toilet. I couldn't help them. Wonder if they made it in to work today.

Probably... not exactly like they'd have had difficulty sleeping!

Corpsey wrote:(what is that 'Underground' garage tune with the warpy bassline? Ruff)

Loving that garage is sneaking back into sets!

unlikely wrote: I haven't heard that in aaaaaages! Pissed i missed this one, was far too knackered tho. I think Shakleton will end my FWD absenteeism tho...

dun know mate! have you seen the full lineup? loefah ramadanz and joker

djfurness wrote:can someone point me in the direction of the sort of 'funky' tunes Kode was playing last night?

Latest Marcus Nasty & Rankin Rinse FM podcast (with JME, Frisco, Coldsteps + Versatile). http://www.dubplate.net/rinse/podcasts/ ... 261108.mp3

25mins in - Geeneus - Yellowtail (http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=1493 ... ght=149370)
1h18mins in (this one got wheeled) - Hard House Banton - Sirens (http://www.ukfunky.com/ukfunkydotcom_006.htm)
I'm sure he played a few others from this set as well, but not certain (1h06mins?? 1h25mins?? 1h26mins?? 1h34mins??).

Sorry I don't know the names or producers (but had heard most of them before on various Marcus Nasty/Spyro/MA1/Mac10/Crazy Cousins/Clairvoyants rinse shows).
They were generally the more grimey sounding bass heavy funky tunes rather than the housey stuff (no cheesy commercial sounding vocals).