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-Ghast- wrote:My problem isn't really even the tune, it's his "DJing". I was one of the dickheads standing behind him for the beginning of his set because they were letting people on the lineup chill back there due to the horrible crowd layout of this show. He doesn't wear headphones because he's simply triggering prewarped tracks and playing with retriggering the whole time in a hyperactive manner to look like he's actually doing something.

Luckily I was on the inside stage shortly after playing DnB which you can hear in the beginning of the video

larspro wrote:these r bros

mashmash wrote:

Sageon wrote:

mashmash wrote:

WatchYourStep wrote:

DREdio wrote:

nothing but space and sub

And that's why it's not that good

sigh

you don't need a lot of elements to make something sound good, there's actually quite a bit more going on than just 'space and sub', although i can understand that you can't really go that far with something that minimal without it sounding all the same

that's the difference with skrillex who overcrowds everything with obnoxious synths and cheesy vocals.

I think that's what he was pointing out. It was a vague statement but he was exhibiting it as a prime example of how powerful minimalism is, not dissing it.

i was aiming it at WatchYourStep

Tama Wits wrote:wot u all tlkin abowt dis guy iz a jenios he makes da best bass noyziz n sik melodiz u r al cluwlus

Nilbog_Anok wrote:Corey Feldman & his brosquad, flip that hair and "rage" to that "sick" bass.

Rönin wrote:

Nilbog_Anok wrote:Corey Feldman & his brosquad, flip that hair and "rage" to that "sick" bass.

ROFL

WatchYourStep wrote:

Rönin wrote:

Nilbog_Anok wrote:Corey Feldman & his brosquad, flip that hair and "rage" to that "sick" bass.

ROFL

For those who don't know, this acronym stands for "rolling on the floor laughing". This fellow had indicated to us that the above quotation has caused him to be overwhelmed with spasms of laughter to the point of losing muscle control and falling to the floor, where his violent joyful movements resulted in his body turning along its z axis while further waves of laughter wash over him.

evil madmen wrote: also, he smokes camel krush

Sageon wrote:

jakeyboy wrote:lol @ the skrillex hate, it's cute.

It's warranted.

Tama Wits wrote:too many jealous people hating

Phyalow wrote: No back the fuck up. Listen to this objectively their is absolutely nothing musical about this, just a series of innane vocals thrown on top of wobbles and squeels. You call this music? I call it shit.

brasco wrote:

WatchYourStep wrote:

Rönin wrote:

Nilbog_Anok wrote:Corey Feldman & his brosquad, flip that hair and "rage" to that "sick" bass.

ROFL

For those who don't know, this acronym stands for "rolling on the floor laughing". This fellow had indicated to us that the above quotation has caused him to be overwhelmed with spasms of laughter to the point of losing muscle control and falling to the floor, where his violent joyful movements resulted in his body turning along its z axis while further waves of laughter wash over him.

cheers for the heads up

skitz_0 wrote:

evil madmen wrote: also, he smokes camel krush

c13eck wrote:

Tama Wits wrote:wot u all tlkin abowt dis guy iz a jenios he makes da best bass noyziz n sik melodiz u r al cluwlus

What* are you* all talking* about,* this* guy is* a genius.* He makes the* best bass noises* and* sick* melodies.* You* are* all* clueless*


Someone had to translate.

Majin wrote:Listen, whether you love or hate his music, you need to know this: Skrillex is not a DJ. He does not claim to be a DJ. He does it simply because that's the only way to make money as a producer in the digital age of pirating music. In fact, a lot of the top producers on both ambient and tear out sides of Dubstep are in the same boat. Deadmau5 as well, does not in any way consider himself a DJ, but it's really the only way for him to go out and perform for people.