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hookedonsonics wrote:heres a comment, shut up you fucking tool

YOU are whats wrong with dubstep, not hype

hookedonsonics wrote:repeat of the same dumbass debate that has gone on in millions of threads on this board, people who think jumpup is killing dubstep, or that it's "the dark side" as you call it, are full of shit. yes there are people who don't like it. yes it's responsible for making dubstep more mainstream. it's all still dubstep. don't listen to the artists, don't go to their shows, but most importantly, don't whine about what they're "doing to the genre"

also noone care about your blog and this is not a "MUST READ FOR ALL DUBSTEP FANS"

someone gas this thread

deadly habit wrote:wow what a load of crap, and i'm not too into that sound either. i love these people with their us vs them attitude. if you're gonna bitch about something bitch about trance or hhc or something that deserves it.

AbandonSilence wrote:

deadly habit wrote:wow what a load of crap, and i'm not too into that sound either. i love these people with their us vs them attitude. if you're gonna bitch about something bitch about trance or hhc or something that deserves it.

again fair enough, but as Ive said I was asked to be confrontational.

I would love to bitch about Trance, but unf I was writing a dubstep column. I did think (I guess wrongly) that the opinion in the article would ring true. Though it just seems to have opened a load of old debates. what was wrong with it to you deadly habit? I tried to cover all the bases, but it appears that most people aren't liking it.

AbandonSilence wrote:

deadly habit wrote:wow what a load of crap, and i'm not too into that sound either. i love these people with their us vs them attitude. if you're gonna bitch about something bitch about trance or hhc or something that deserves it.

again fair enough, but as Ive said I was asked to be confrontational.

hookedonsonics wrote:i have just seen too much of this stuff lately and this article seems to just target wobble/heavy stuff as everything that's wrong with dubstep and it's not....specifically you claim it all stems from fabriclive 37 and ends up with idiots making shitty remixes in ableton and britney spears/rihanna making dubstep tracks (which, imo, is a good thing. dubstep being popular isn't bad, in fact, i love that i can take more and more of my friends to a dubstep show). theres a reason those kids cranking out dogshit in ablton don't get too popular and it's precisely BECAUSE their stuff is unoriginal or poorly made. i think it's completely untrue that "the genre has only gone over ground on the back of the previously mentioned remixes and wobble attacks." yes these are popular, but why would something that allows greater access to something terrific - dubstep in its entirety - be a bad thing?

you dont like hype as much as deep dubstep. ok, you arent alone. but to say that wobble is everything bad about dubstep is not correct. the best and most influential producers/djs use some kind of wobble. some people just like shitty music, most people i know who are into dubstep haven't found it through the likes of borgore, cookie monsta, whoever. if you make original and interesting music you will influence your listeners. all music that has been made has been influenced by something, and everything being created today will influence something else.

also, fuck trance and hhc! i'd take jumpup any day over that shit!

deadly habit wrote:wow what a load of crap, and i'm not too into that sound either. i love these people with their us vs them attitude. if you're gonna bitch about something bitch about trance or hhc or something that deserves it.

deadly habit wrote:i also found it kinda ironic you listed 6blocc as original since for a period he was one of those guys churning out remixes that sounded just like those kids sitting down for 5 minutes in his daw with little consistency with his mixdowns, no mastering and like an ep a week. my opinion is no more valid than yours, just he is one of the artists who's newer stuff i haven't peeped because of the constant bombardment of imo mediocre generic tunes and remixes.

Check it out, it goes pretty deep.

I hope that you haven’t mistaken the last seven paragraphs as me saying dubstep is dead. Not in the slightest. Well, in a way it is.

There is Zomby and Doctor P with their rave tendencies

(Pada) wrote:I told him no because I only want to write about stuff I do like. I have never once read a websites review section in order to find out about rubbish CDs, I only want to hear about the good.

AbandonSilence wrote:I was asked to be confrontational