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Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 12:39 pm
by Ryptics
oh and on a similar note, its is so annoying how mainstream dubstep is becoming, like what someone else said about the 2 kids talking about skream owning rinse because hes a badman, lol irritating i hear someone talking on the bus once about dubstep, im used to it with dnb but they were like 'errrr its just all wam wam wam nerrrrrrrrrrrr' and similar screaching sounds, I'm like its not all like that that is just what you get force fed by radios etc!

Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 1:11 pm
by NickUndercover
Sheff wrote:im glad my dad never asks what the genre of music i mix is called
would hate to try and explain it to him
Lol that reminds me that one day I played Borgore to my dad he was like "Urhhhh" then I put Thief in the Night on and he was all

Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 1:18 pm
by Kochari
Rönin wrote:Sheff wrote:im glad my dad never asks what the genre of music i mix is called
would hate to try and explain it to him
Lol that reminds me that one day I played Borgore to my dad he was like "Urhhhh" then I put Thief in the Night on and he was all

My dad

Loefah
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 12:51 pm
by test_recordings
Ryptics wrote:oh and on a similar note, its is so annoying how mainstream dubstep is becoming, like what someone else said about the 2 kids talking about skream owning rinse because hes a badman, lol irritating i hear someone talking on the bus once about dubstep, im used to it with dnb but they were like 'errrr its just all wam wam wam nerrrrrrrrrrrr' and similar screaching sounds, I'm like its not all like that that is just what you get force fed by radios etc!

A more 'accurate' (

) description I heard was also when on the bus... "It's like electro but realllllyyyyy slooowwwww"
EDIT: to be fair, they got the genre type in the right ballpark
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:43 pm
by rliquid
I'm not that bothered about Dubstep going down the mainstream path. It's just annoying when you come across people who claim to love Dubstep, yet they haven't even heard of Digital Mystikz, Loefah, Horsepower, Zed Bias, Loefah, Youngsta etc. Its a given that not every fan is going to know / care about the foundations, but when they believe that Circus Records is the Dubstep sound, its wrong on so many levels.
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 9:00 pm
by test_recordings
rliquid wrote:I'm not that bothered about Dubstep going down the mainstream path. It's just annoying when you come across people who claim to love Dubstep, yet they haven't even heard of Digital Mystikz, Loefah, Horsepower, Zed Bias, Loefah, Youngsta etc. Its a given that not every fan is going to know / care about the foundations, but when they believe that Circus Records is the Dubstep sound, its wrong on so many levels.
I know what you mean...
"Oh yeah, I like dubstep"
"Really, cool! What producers and DJs you like?"
"Caspa and Rusko"
"Oh, right, er, that it?"
"Yeah...?"
I think it's the image factor of them 'being cool and successful' that makes them attractive to some people more than anything
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 2:29 am
by gorillabearbear
I wouldn't say I'm embarrassed as such, but conversations I have with people so often go like this:
"What music you into"
"Well I've been mostly in to dubstep and stuff around that these days"
"ugh I really hate dubstep it's all just wob wob wob"
and it's a really sad-sigh inducing moment because like, fair enough if they aren't in to it I'm not going to try and change their minds or anything, but I hate to think that like, my friends are thinking less of me because they're associating me with the sort of crowds that you get at a lot of dubstep nights.
Honestly I'm getting put off dubstep nights recently though. I still listen to loads of it at home, but in Norwich there just isn't a big enough market for deeper nights, and there are some ok nights, but they seem to generally be full of proper aggro people going mental for sweet-shop, or if they're a bit deeper then often there's only about 10 odd people dancing. Should probably just stop bothering with the local nights as much and save up for bigger nights elsewhere - went to wigflex in nottingham a while ago and it was great.
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 5:06 am
by Kodachrome
Don't ever be embarrassed about what you're into unless it's like... children or something.
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 5:18 am
by Zöo Pop
Dubstep is not noise. It is a ray of energy; a beam of particles; a wave of infinite magnitude that cuts through you and puts you on a superior level of sensation that can be felt by every cell in your body.
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 6:38 am
by djdeadb3ats
i love teh wobbles and the more obnoxious the sounds are the better i feel haha
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:18 pm
by jaydot
I sorta feel people think it's a bit "chavvy." Non-believers must be killlled.

Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:25 pm
by wolf89
The only music I'm hesitant to admit to liking is the whole noise and power electronics thing.
It's like admitting that you're really into bondage
That or people think you are pretentious
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 4:12 am
by wobbles
I showed my friends burial today... I was hesitant, but it went really well.

Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 7:57 am
by vertx
The only reason you should be embarrassed about listening to dubstep is if it's the only type of music you listen to
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:00 am
by WeaponsOfExpression
where im from everyone bumps dutch house & hiphop. if you listen to dubstep you get your ass beat. im just kidding about the last part. dubstep is big among the rave scene here but other than that its pretty mild.
Re: Embarrased about Dubstep?
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:01 am
by Shum
WeaponsOfExpression wrote:where im from everyone bumps dutch house & hiphop. if you listen to dubstep you get your ass beat. im just kidding about the last part. dubstep is big among the rave scene here but other than that its pretty mild.
Sounds like a pretty ideal situation to me.