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i was pooping then i licked a giant pussy it was not bad

unpopular rap time

cryptical wrote:i could write better raps than what i hear 80% of the time

then do it .homophobe

^ shit son, it's on.

_PAUSE wrote:I hate lasers...

OH NO YOU DIDN'T

WHAT A CONTROVERSIAL FIRST POST

also i really like mudvayne

i like hamburgers

thats not unpopular

mudvayne lol

plz dont make fun of me

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LD50 was pretty good as far as that wave of bands went. They went to shit after that though.

dubsteps shit now, and while it was the best thing in the world for a good 4/5 years, house and techno now have way much more to offer...

And I was the biggest fan dubstep had to offer for many years. And also, changing times doesnt take away from those years...

sad but true ^

still a fair amount decent tunes coming nowadays, but it just isnt what it was

Yup. Attended every DMZ from 2006-09, then probably most until like 10/11. Owe the best nights of my life to the DMZ. They influenced my life more than anyone in my life other than my parents. Truely shaped my growing up 17-21 years. So thankful, love them for it eternally, but im half sad half excited to say that its over, and for me at least a whole new chapter of music/experiences has opened up.

Wish I could meet them for long enough to be able to impart how much thanks I have for those guys without it seeming like a weird barrage of battered bullshit. Its heartfelt, and it changed my life. When asked during a job interview a while ago who my hero is, mala was my answer. Shaped my life. Don.

Reverb wrote:too $hort is a bad rapper

What? That's not unpopular. Are there really people listening to Too Short for his rapping? He's got some awesome beats and shit so I can dig a tune, but he's a shitty ass rapper.

Most rappers are bad though. Not as bad as Too Short generally, but still kinda weak. People ask fairly little from rappers in terms of skill.

the wiggle baron wrote:So thankful, love them for it eternally, but im half sad half excited to say that its over, and for me at least a whole new chapter of music/experiences has opened up.

Word, that's the attitude to have. I've been saying it for a couple of months now.. bring on the new thang and I got some flack for it for "dropping dubstep", but I'm not dropping it.

Something is beautiful because it''s temporary. If it's permanent it becomes a routine and "normal". Dubstep came into existence, it developed, it peaked and it started fizzling out. It's cool, it'll make a comback in a few years sounding fresher than ever. But for now, let's just point our ears to the future and wait for something new to grab our attention.

Genevieve wrote:

the wiggle baron wrote:So thankful, love them for it eternally, but im half sad half excited to say that its over, and for me at least a whole new chapter of music/experiences has opened up.

Word, that's the attitude to have. I've been saying it for a couple of months now.. bring on the new thang and I got some flack for it for "dropping dubstep", but I'm not dropping it.

Something is beautiful because it''s temporary. If it's permanent it becomes a routine and "normal". Dubstep came into existence, it developed, it peaked and it started fizzling out. It's cool, it'll make a comback in a few years sounding fresher than ever. But for now, let's just point our ears to the future and wait for something new to grab our attention.

want to hug you right now

The tunes my mates just played on my radio show, so deep...the tune right now...amazing

Music is so important, so goddam important.

wiggles dropping knowledge, completely agree

the wiggle baron wrote:dubsteps shit now, and while it was the best thing in the world for a good 4/5 years, house and techno now have way much more to offer...

And I was the biggest fan dubstep had to offer for many years. And also, changing times doesnt take away from those years...

Huge fan of techno and house.

but







These mean a lot more to me than techno right now.

Sigha album was sick tho.