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Black Sun Empire
Corrupt Souls
Bonobo
Gotan Project
Venetian Snares
Aesop Rock
MF Doom
The Herbaliser
Plaid
Roots Manuva

The people who made the original war of the worlds sound track.

richard d. james
ceephax acid crew
µ-ziq
trent reznor
eight frozen modules
kraftwerk
prince
mathew jonson
cylob
king jammy
dmx krew

gwa wrote:

D-Code wrote:calibre, booka shade, wookie, logistics and dead mau5.

I would like to see some mouse on dubstep. i imagen it to be very matryn esq.

Shit would be wall dropping!

I think I would die if Jamiroquai did Dubstep. hahaaa

Rick Wakeman

metalboxproducts wrote:

bagelator wrote:the bird wot dun the dr who theme

Daphne Ohram.

Hey metalbox

I think you mean Daphne Oram.

And after a quick read of this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daphne_Oram

I think you will agree that while she did indeed establish the BBC radiophonic workshop (which was the birthplace of the Dr Who theme), she actually resigned before it (the theme) was created. (And it (the theme) was actually created by Delia Derbyshire)

But yeah would be very interesting indeed to see what either of those legendary pioneers would have come up with! If only they were still with us.
:L

ThinKing wrote:

r53 wrote:

ThinKing wrote:Toasty.

What happened to Toasty Boy?

just busy doin other things nowadays, haven't spoken to him in yonks...

Shame
He made some big big tunes

leftfield

Frank Zappa

tempest wrote:Rick Wakeman

Fuck yeh! Serious moog bizniss

Spor
Billain

I def have to agree with the aforementioned RZA and Blockhead doing dubstep. That would be killer. I didn't read through all the posts, so I don't know if they've been mentioned already, but I would love to hear Massive Attack do some dubstep. And then I'd have to say Thom Yorke...it would be so righteous to hear him sing over some dubstep.

gorgio moroder
colleen
jon brion
dead prez
ron hardy
lightning bolt
saul williams
pepe bradock
larry heard
jovonn
theo parrish
dennis ferrer
mike dunn
feadz
rolf harris
anyone from detroit really

and i forgot CAN (with damo suzuki)

LFO

Nightfall wrote:.... And then I'd have to say Thom Yorke...it would be so righteous to hear him sing over some dubstep.

funny you should say that:

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=69412


"THOM YORKE - And It Rained All Night (Burial Remix)/Skip Divided (Modeselektor Remix)/ Analyse (Various Remix)"

:L

Scott Walker
Danny Hyde
Tortoise
Peter Christopherson
Tricky
Lee Perry
Rhythm & Sound

PS. Des O'Connor is leaving Countdown to launch his new dubstep comeback elpee.

Producers who are into sub bass - not all middle n treble

Producers who try new things - originality

Producers who don't try and make copies - who are not clones

Producers that bring skank and groove - we wanna move

Producers who are not in it for the showbiz - not too much ego

strange... people are mentioning a lot of people who have already got records with dubstep out.

Venetian Snares had one a while back.

Modeselektor have loads of dubstep on their new album + a bunch of remixes floating around for other artists. Like for example the remix they did for Ghislain Poirier.

Thom Yorke has two Eraser Remix 12" out, both of which feature some heavy dubstep remixes.


anyways as to a list of people I'd like to hear come up with something:

1) Rick Rubin
2) dj Shadow
3) Photek

Definately feelin the hip hop vibe, flying lotus/Samiyam/parson style. I can just imagine the crazy tunes RZA could make.

How about Ricardo Villalobos, or Generation Dub?