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I was just curious to see how all you other dubsteppers out there got into and involved in the dubstep community, whether a listener or a producer.
I personally was at a club in sydney and the dj dropped caspa - where's my money (cheesy i know, but still a goodie)
i had never heard dubstep before that. but when the track dropped the whole club vibrated, including my whole body.
thats when i knew i loved dubstep.
What about you?
Why dubstep?

FABRIC 37 LOL I THINK THIS APPLIES TO ALOT OF PEOPLE ;p

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this. i think. seems like a distant memory now

london zoo led me to the sound

yeah oath, fabric would have been a big one

benga/barefiles/getdarker/nyc

the low end theory podcast

UK Garage and some podcasts.

Dubstep Allstars Vol.1 mixed by Hatcha, Horsepower albums and Grime Lp's 1 and 2...

was listening to zero 7 on youtube a year back and came across this joker remix

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU-wvha4aQg

changed my life no lie

heard some new sounds id never heard before at an Amon Tobin gig in 07. searched through the internet til i (luckily/accidentally) found it again.

the first track i remember finding was 9ner's "Juggernaut" (no clip on youtube sadly).

midnight request line was one of the first few tracks i heard. i didn't pay that much attention at first, but i loved it. a year later, i started listening to more and more, then in 2008 i bought 2 Technics, an Ecler mixer, 2 Event monitors, and my first vinyls. now i have over 400. woooo!

kromestars kalawanji i found on last fm

MAH.

I bought the first Vex'd album back in '06 out of sheer curiosity, and was hooked from then.

Dubstep got into me. Through my japs eye.

I spent a lot of time trying to find the bassiest dance music possible, I was having a brief love affair with Electro House, then Nu Skool Breaks (which I still love) and then one day at the students union the DJ played a few dubstep tracks (remixy stuff like klaxons skream remix and in for the kill) and I thought "At last, found it!"

and it's been getting better and better every day since

deapoh, barefiles, rinse fm

the two grime lps on rephlex were so next level atm

bigup

Went to a Playaz night at Fabric, went mental on dancefloor went to room 2 to chill for a bit. guy called 'Skream' was playing this stuff called 'Dubstep' was like

Dubstep Warz / Barefiles.