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Rusko - Cockney Thug
Distance - Repercussions

collige wrote:In response to "WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE TUNE RIGHT THIS SECOND?"

Rusko - Cockney Thug
Distance - Repercussions

Not bad if I do say so myself.

Do you go to many nights fella? Only I'm a younger one too and finding decent nights that arent over 18s can be tricky sometimes.

Soon he's gonna be doing an MF Doom and getting imposters too dj for him. I think hes just doing it for the image, you know adding to the mystique and all that. Still I reckon if he did turn up he would drop a hard set.

nicenice wrote:

Soon he's gonna be doing an MF Doom and getting imposters too dj for him. I think hes just doing it for the image, you know adding to the mystique and all that. Still I reckon if he did turn up he would drop a hard set.

Not too bad. Got worse from there I think.

i been tryin to register here for a couple weeks but i never got the confirmation email the first time.

anyway i'll be around and here's one of my tunes:

http://texasdnb.com/crisparson/Parson_-_Texas_Crawl.mp3

ANA SIA IN NASHVILLE!!!!!! 12th and Porter

If you enjoy Dubstep, be sure to be there when it starts for Beat Repeat
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$10 Advance tickets @ http://www.12thandporterlive.com

ANA SIA
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Ana Sia’s love of electronic music combined with an innate understanding of the value of dance to the human soul collectively fuse to create unforgettable sets of experience, whether she is slamming spots in her hometown of San Francisco or taking her turn in the forests of music festivals around the country.
Ana’s energetic delivery of brain-fazing beats has earned the Princess Slay-ah an important spot in pioneering the West Coast future sound movement. She will take you on a musical expedition into the deepest reaches of your brain, as she masterfully blends a wide spectrum of rhythms with a beautiful fluidity and a delicate sensibility, giving the dance floor a delightful ride that ends at the corner of bliss and oblivion.
Uniting the best elements of dirty dubstep, grimy glitch, and her personalized blend of “global slut psy-hop,” Ana Sia’s sets confirm crunk status of all who dare enter into her seamless world of sound.

DJ BOWIE
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Bowie. a given name. Free flow movement through contrasting styles and ability to adapt to rocking any party at hand has lined him up next to world class acts the likes of: STS9, edIT of the Glitch Mob, King Britt, Widespread Panic, Pnuma PA, Vibesquad, Conspirator, The New Deal, Eliot Lipp, Pretty Lights, Telepath, DR Fameus of the Disco Biscuits (EDvsAL), Tricky, Sierra Leone Refugee Allstars, The Afromotive, and even Eryka Badu. He's on that next level ish. Some SICK ASS SHIT.

BITCH PLEASE
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The Bitch Please is an electronic duo from Lexington, Kentucky. They started off playing at a few bars around Lexington and have since played shows throughout the East Coast as well as leaking their sound into the Midwest. They create infectious, organic, and heavily improvised beats blending 4/4 measured drum beats with live remixes of the pop songs you hear everyday on the radio - some oldies and some new goodies and some you never thought you'd want to hear again in your life. Their debut album, Sure Nuff dropped at the beginning of March right about the time their touring schedule picks up. Already sharing the stage with Chronicles of the Landsquid, Eliott Lipp, Nosaj Thing, Ooah of Glitch Mob, and most recently Eoto. The summer has a lot in store for the guys so be sure and check them out when they invade your town and hit on your moms.

BEAT REPEAT
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Clint Chapman and Tim Dugger became friends in the summer of 2008 after lots of traveling and festivaling. They soon realized they shared the same musical goals, so they put there brains together and then spawned "BEAT REPEAT" in June of 2009.
Beat Repeat is a project that takes sound in its organic form, and makes it completely moldable and shapable into the unimaginable. Tim and Clint are known to battle it out on the laptops until the sun rises. Your ears will be recieving flourishingly seductive soundwaves.

Expect the same high quality sound, lights, and production that you always get from Thick as Thieves...

Helix [Delay] wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/weird-stuff ... l#p1631925
http://www.dubstepforum.com/hi-guys-t126458.html

Mine are kind of contextual.

oli90 wrote:I've had a pretty tidy penis enlargement email scam going for a while now.

Helix [Delay] wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/weird-stuff ... l#p1631925
http://www.dubstepforum.com/hi-guys-t126458.html

Mine are kind of contextual.

oli90 wrote:My first posts where in the dubs section and boring.

First SNH post;

oli90 wrote:I've had a pretty tidy penis enlargement email scam going for a while now.

dj seizure wrote: Best so far.

nicenice wrote:

Helix [Delay] wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/weird-stuff ... l#p1631925
http://www.dubstepforum.com/hi-guys-t126458.html

Mine are kind of contextual.

Been here less time then me and you've already got double the posts.

Helix [Delay] wrote:

nicenice wrote:

Helix [Delay] wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/weird-stuff ... l#p1631925
http://www.dubstepforum.com/hi-guys-t126458.html

Mine are kind of contextual.

Been here less time then me and you've already got double the posts.

Tbh I've been here longer than you.
http://www.dubstepforum.com/member70840.html

djelements wrote:I am very cheap. VERY cheap. I am so cheap that I use the *completely legal, fully-paid for, non-pirated* edition of FLstudio 5 on the school computer, as I will not spring for logic on my mac. So I was wondering about a few things I could do to make dubstep easier and less painful to produce, as the school computers suck and I have to do work in the computer class.


EDIT:
Also, I still haven't figured out how to bring up any of the things like fruity vocoder or fruity reeverb (any advice?)

gravious wrote:Unless you are shitting out dubstep pineapples, I'm not quite sure what you mean by this.

noam wrote:hi to everyone, quality site.

just want to ask a quick question

is it allowed to post events in the event section that aren't Dubstep related??

it sounds like a stupid question but basically on a certain drum n bass website there's been a massive rise in the amount of dubstep related posting that has crossed into posting Dubstep events in the Event Section of the forum.

personally i dont care, i love dubstep and dnb and welcome it but some people are against it and we wana know about whether other sites allow it just for reference init. does anyone see anything bad about it considering the two scenes are pretty closely connected??

safe

(btw i will be back, im not just a random troller)

badger wrote:lol at element's first post:

djelements wrote:I am very cheap. VERY cheap. I am so cheap that I use the *completely legal, fully-paid for, non-pirated* edition of FLstudio 5 on the school computer, as I will not spring for logic on my mac. So I was wondering about a few things I could do to make dubstep easier and less painful to produce, as the school computers suck and I have to do work in the computer class.


EDIT:
Also, I still haven't figured out how to bring up any of the things like fruity vocoder or fruity reeverb (any advice?)

which ended up with this response from gravious lol

gravious wrote:Unless you are shitting out dubstep pineapples, I'm not quite sure what you mean by this.