It may come accross that I was slating the event. I didn't mean to sound like I was slating. I was trying to put the guys off the idea of the awards as it'll only end in people arguing no matter who wins.idontreallygiveashit wrote:HUGE LOL at Plastician being on the lineup after slating the very idea of the event.
And if you care to answer: What do you mean by best "international" act? Can someone from outside the UK be nominated for best producer? I have zero idea why you would need both categories? What sort of things should be nominated for "best producer" and and what should be nominated for "best international act"?
The event on the other hand I think is very well put together with a great lineup.
I'm glad the boys have gone ahead to put on the awards. They've gone ahead to do exactly what they wanted to do, and I've no doubt that with the level of determination they've shown they'll put on a successful event.
I'm just smarting in advance for them that no matter who wins any awards, some section of the internet will be slating them.
Already they've got everyone on here slating them, and on their facebook page people are slating them for not booking any U.S. acts. The problem with dubstep now is that you can never please EVERYONE. But I'm sure they know this.
I wish em the best of luck. I'm supporting them on this and I admire em for their resolution through the whole process.
On a side note, all this "DJ Wanka" business.... If you really want to "ruin" the awards as you see fit why don't you spend more time and energy voting somebody you actually want to win, like Mala or Youngsta? If you believe in your hearts enough votes would enable DJ Wanka to win then why would you be so sure of somebody like Mala or Yunx not doing just that by the same method?
I understand you can't know every tune but really? 
