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idontreallygiveashit wrote:whos he livin with, compa or summin lool

maybe he knows happa's mum

Saw Loefah a few weeks back and he did an all dubstep set which was amazing, was sort of hoping he'd make a comeback on that tip as well. The house stuff's not really my thing but oh well. Can't please everyone.

incnic wrote:
im dressed in a waterproof suit and u r a weak shower
please stay on topic do u have any thoughts about the new stuff coming out?

Never new people didn't like house so much tbf the 'UK Bass" version of house has got pretty samey & boring, hopefully this label tries to go a bit different. Love house though

abs wrote:

idontreallygiveashit wrote:im bigger in the game FYI
& im not even in it fam

omgf

wot so funny

i dont think loefah will go back to the dubsteps

Im not impressed with the direction Loefah is travelling in, judging by the first release from this label, this is just weak boi lame house


Also out to Alisster, big in the game

idontreallygiveashit wrote:wot so funny

he thinks its you

DeniedExistence wrote:Saw Loefah a few weeks back and he did an all dubstep set which was amazing, was sort of hoping he'd make a comeback on that tip as well. The house stuff's not really my thing but oh well. Can't please everyone.

Can't see him making a dubstep come back, as he said in a recent interview that 140 is dead. Which is a bold and IMO a stupid comment to make, as its clearly not the case. Just because he ran out of ideas and moved to the juke sound doesn't make it dead.

I came to the conclusion long ago that Loefah won't release any new 140 / dubstep.
There is so much good quility music around at the moment, I'm not bothered.

ghosttown wrote:

DeniedExistence wrote:Saw Loefah a few weeks back and he did an all dubstep set which was amazing, was sort of hoping he'd make a comeback on that tip as well. The house stuff's not really my thing but oh well. Can't please everyone.

Can't see him making a dubstep come back, as he said in a recent interview that 140 is dead. Which is a bold and IMO a stupid comment to make, as its clearly not the case. Just because he ran out of ideas and moved to the juke sound doesn't make it dead.

I came to the conclusion long ago that Loefah won't release any new 140 / dubstep.
There is so much good quility music around at the moment, I'm not bothered.

He doesn't play Juke?

This thread gave me a mild toothache.

no

ghosttown wrote:

DeniedExistence wrote:Saw Loefah a few weeks back and he did an all dubstep set which was amazing, was sort of hoping he'd make a comeback on that tip as well. The house stuff's not really my thing but oh well. Can't please everyone.

Can't see him making a dubstep come back, as he said in a recent interview that 140 is dead. Which is a bold and IMO a stupid comment to make, as its clearly not the case. Just because he ran out of ideas and moved to the juke sound doesn't make it dead.

I came to the conclusion long ago that Loefah won't release any new 140 / dubstep.
There is so much good quility music around at the moment, I'm not bothered.

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL, mate he is playing deep house sound nowadays get it right

incnic winning in this thread

incnic wins in every thread

Agent 47 wrote:Never new people didn't like house so much tbf the 'UK Bass" version of house has got pretty samey & boring, hopefully this label tries to go a bit different. Love house though

See - and not to try and start a bigger fight than's already a-brewin' here - most all house is samey and boring by merit of it being house - if it's not a big dumb four on the floor, it's not house. The genre is defined by its limitations. I understand that it was a progenitor to current EDM, and I even understand that there's good house tunes out there. But the genre itself is largely for DJs and people who want to dance without having to deal with any kind of complications in their beat... "ONE TWO THREE FOUR, ONE TWO THREE FOUR, STOMP STOMP SHUFFLE POINT..." i.e. white people with no sense of rhythm.

And don't even get me started on diva vocals. Bitch, stop telling me how/where to jack my body.


[I'm so gonna get flamed for this, just know it... ]

alphacat wrote: white people with no sense of rhythm.

racist

alphacat wrote: Bitch, stop telling me how/where to jack my body.

redeemed yourself

alphacat wrote:

Agent 47 wrote:Never new people didn't like house so much tbf the 'UK Bass" version of house has got pretty samey & boring, hopefully this label tries to go a bit different. Love house though

See - and not to try and start a bigger fight than's already a-brewin' here - most all house is samey and boring by merit of it being house - if it's not a big dumb four on the floor, it's not house. The genre is defined by its limitations. I understand that it was a progenitor to current EDM, and I even understand that there's good house tunes out there. But the genre itself is largely for DJs and people who want to dance without having to deal with any kind of complications in their beat... "ONE TWO THREE FOUR, ONE TWO THREE FOUR, STOMP STOMP SHUFFLE POINT..." i.e. white people with no sense of rhythm.

And don't even get me started on diva vocals. Bitch, stop telling me how/where to jack my body.


[I'm so gonna get flamed for this, just know it... ]

I sorta get your point, but that is some-what the idea of it... it's for dancing to. But i don't think it's for 'white people with no sense of rhythm', hardly like you need to be a pro dancer to hit a night of DnB, Jungle, Dubstep, Hip Hop or any other electronic music.

But yeah, it's hardly trying to push boundaries or anything, it's there to do a job

House music is so varied there is something for (almost) everyone. Check out some of the tunes from the late 90s, loads of good stuff released then