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Phigure wrote:

hutyluty wrote:siberian neuro-funk throat warbling?

im more into asian ghettotech with disco production techniques

Nothing compared to Finnish folk grime instrumentals with influences from Egyptian psy-trance

Fused Productions wrote:

Phigure wrote:

hutyluty wrote:siberian neuro-funk throat warbling?

im more into asian ghettotech with disco production techniques

Nothing compared to Finnish folk grime instrumentals with influences from Egyptian psy-trance

Lads...

GothamHero wrote:

Fused Productions wrote:

Phigure wrote:

hutyluty wrote:siberian neuro-funk throat warbling?

im more into asian ghettotech with disco production techniques

Nothing compared to Finnish folk grime instrumentals with influences from Egyptian psy-trance

Lads...

you just ended that way too early, dick

Phigure wrote: you just ended that way too early, dick

Pfft, I'm guessing you had no witty response to contribute to the combo, or else you would have ignored my comment, quoted Fused's post, and continued the chain

GothamHero wrote:

Phigure wrote: you just ended that way too early, dick

Pfft, I'm guessing you had no witty response to contribute to the combo, or else you would have ignored my comment, quoted Fused's post, and continued the chain

I was serious, nothing can top finnish folk grime instrumentals with influences from egyptian psy-trance.

lol

Edit: 400 "yeaaaaah"...

OHHHHH, so you get to classify what "real" dubstep is? I guess your saying brostep isn't dubstep, even though 90% of the views on Youtube are from "brostep".
The reason why "brostep" has become mainstream, is because it actually appeals to a larger majority of people, not like your "real" dubstep. I can honestly say I like some of the people you put up as examples. but just because you don't like a type of music and it has become mainsteam, I see no reason you should complain about it so much?

Oh and yes I am a teenager and I listen to "real" dubstep... as well as brostep.

WereWolf wrote:OHHHHH, so you get to classify what "real" dubstep is? I guess your saying brostep isn't dubstep, even though 90% of the views on Youtube are from "brostep".
The reason why "brostep" has become mainstream, is because it actually appeals to a larger majority of people, not like your "real" dubstep. I can honestly say I like some of the people you put up as examples. but just because you don't like a type of music and it has become mainsteam, I see no reason you should complain about it so much?

justin bieber has lots of views, that makes him a good musician too, right?

brostep isn't even a real term

i can't help but to crease whenever someone uses it in a sentence!

no one gets to decide what's "real" dubstep, it means something different to everyone

Yeah, only guys I've been catching live tho is Kryptic Minds though.

Phigure wrote:

WereWolf wrote:OHHHHH, so you get to classify what "real" dubstep is? I guess your saying brostep isn't dubstep, even though 90% of the views on Youtube are from "brostep".
The reason why "brostep" has become mainstream, is because it actually appeals to a larger majority of people, not like your "real" dubstep. I can honestly say I like some of the people you put up as examples. but just because you don't like a type of music and it has become mainsteam, I see no reason you should complain about it so much?

justin bieber has lots of views, that makes him a good musician too, right?

Lol good one

WereWolf wrote:

Phigure wrote:

WereWolf wrote:OHHHHH, so you get to classify what "real" dubstep is? I guess your saying brostep isn't dubstep, even though 90% of the views on Youtube are from "brostep".
The reason why "brostep" has become mainstream, is because it actually appeals to a larger majority of people, not like your "real" dubstep. I can honestly say I like some of the people you put up as examples. but just because you don't like a type of music and it has become mainsteam, I see no reason you should complain about it so much?

justin bieber has lots of views, that makes him a good musician too, right?

Lol good one

that's not much of a counter argument

15 now, been listening since i was 12

Well im 16 and i produce and listen to "real dubstep" my fav artists are Loefah, James Blake, Ramadanman/Pearsonsound, Skream, Coki, Burial, Goth Trad, and the like. I live in canada so dubstep hardly exists here, and what does exist is SKRILLECKS Y0000. so i just keep to myself and my little crate of records

kole1337 wrote:15 now, been listening since i was 12

Dub veteran.

kole1337 wrote:15 now, been listening since i was 12

listener for 3 years yet only a member since december 2010

Lectric wrote:

kole1337 wrote:15 now, been listening since i was 12

listener for 3 years yet only a member since december 2010

This forum is a scary place to be, you have to be fully prepared!

Lectric wrote:

kole1337 wrote:15 now, been listening since i was 12

listener for 3 years yet only a member since december 2010

Lol, being registered to DSF isn't some sort of confirmation that you liked dubstep. My mates brother was playing El-B tracks to me and my mate when I was about 10/11. I liked it before it was even dubstep. I didn't join DSF till the end of last year though, I was content just reading it.

A friend's older brother introduced me to skream, coki, etc. a few years ago...i didn't know about DSF until somewhat recently

garethom wrote:

Lectric wrote:

kole1337 wrote:15 now, been listening since i was 12

listener for 3 years yet only a member since december 2010

Lol, being registered to DSF isn't some sort of confirmation that you liked dubstep. My mates brother was playing El-B tracks to me and my mate when I was about 10/11. I liked it before it was even dubstep. I didn't join DSF till the end of last year though, I was content just reading it.

You're totally right. I had been listening to dubstep for well over a year I think before I even thought about looking for any communities dedicated to the genre.