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JACK DAT
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New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by JACK DAT » Mon Sep 06, 2010 1:23 pm

So this weekend I attended my first dubstep dance, in the past I've not really given the sound much air and dismissed it as a phase / fad / pile of turd etc etc but unlike anal sex, I figured I needed to try it once before I die....

WOW.

If I'm honest I wasn't really into the transformer sounding, mid range screech, distorted in your face sort of stuff, but a few of the djs played a lot of older stuff by Coki, Benga, Digital Mystikz, Distance and that stuff really grabbed my attention - can anyone recommened some more stuff worth checking on that sort of vibe?

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by Luke Yeah? » Mon Sep 06, 2010 1:34 pm

I will say what i say to all my mates who want to get into it.

Go pick up Rinse's I Love Dubstep (http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDet ... sku=863188) and pretty much any of (read all :wink: ) the Dubstep Allstars compilations (http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... true&ND=-1)

From there its easy to find what style of the sound you like and then just go from there :)

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by ytee » Mon Sep 06, 2010 1:35 pm

I thought you said you did try anal sex? lol.

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by skanky » Mon Sep 06, 2010 1:40 pm

Kryptic Minds
Breakage
Burial
Cluekid
Cyrus
Boxcutter
D1
Eskmo
Goth-trad
Kromestar
Hijak
Pinch
Loefah
Mark Pritchard
MRK1
SP:MC
Noah D
Pangaea
Roommate
Babylon System
RSD
Antiserum
Scuba
Synkro
Tes La Rok
Trolley Snatcha
Truth
Tunnidge
Zomby
16bit

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by uncle bill » Mon Sep 06, 2010 4:26 pm

JACK DAT wrote:So this weekend I attended my first dubstep dance, in the past I've not really given the sound much air and dismissed it as a phase / fad / pile of turd etc etc but unlike anal sex, I figured I needed to try it once before I die....

WOW.

If I'm honest I wasn't really into the transformer sounding, mid range screech, distorted in your face sort of stuff, but a few of the djs played a lot of older stuff by Coki, Benga, Digital Mystikz, Distance and that stuff really grabbed my attention - can anyone recommened some more stuff worth checking on that sort of vibe?
Glad your first dubstep dance was a good one!

Rather than recommending specific producers I'd start with:

The first 'Steppas Delight' compilation on Soul Jazz Records. It's a few years old but still the best and broadest introduction I've heard.

A couple of Dubstep Allstars mixes. My choices would be 3 (Kode 9) and 6 (Appleblim) but they're all worth having.

Dubstep Warz, the 2 hour BBC Radio 1 dubstep special from 2006. It was repeated this weekend so may be available on the iPlayer. Failing that, it's dead easy to find it online.

Once you've listened to those, you'll either be so sick of dubstep that you'll never listen to it again or you'll have worked out who you want to hear more of.
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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by lean_tunes » Mon Sep 06, 2010 4:46 pm

Horsepower Productions
Zed Bias
MJ Cole
El-B
Ghost
Steve Gurley
etc.

Doesn't get much more educational! 8)

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by gonzodj » Mon Sep 06, 2010 5:23 pm

skanky wrote:Kryptic Minds
Breakage
Burial
Cluekid
Cyrus
Boxcutter
D1
Eskmo
Goth-trad
Kromestar
Hijak
Pinch
Loefah
Mark Pritchard
MRK1
SP:MC
Noah D
Pangaea
Roommate
Babylon System
RSD
Antiserum
Scuba
Synkro
Tes La Rok
Trolley Snatcha
Truth
Tunnidge
Zomby
16bit
looks like my itunes save a few lol


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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by ytee » Mon Sep 06, 2010 5:32 pm

Dubstep Warz is online for the next 7 days at:

www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/maryannehobbs

m/a..x
Here you go.

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by JACK DAT » Mon Sep 06, 2010 8:20 pm

This thread has so much win.


Thanks for the replys people :D



By the way, this - http://www.breaksblog.biz/dubstep-warz- ... -10012006/

looks SICK :twisted:

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Re: New to dubstep - recommend educational material..

Post by uncle bill » Mon Sep 06, 2010 8:41 pm

JACK DAT wrote:This thread has so much win.


Thanks for the replys people :D



By the way, this - http://www.breaksblog.biz/dubstep-warz- ... -10012006/

looks SICK :twisted:
It is.
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