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Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 10:42 pm
For all you big headed, know it all f**ks out there who, about 5 months ago, told me that Dubstep did not deserve its own genre because it is 'underground' music should probably eat their words before reading on...
In the last month 'HMV' the leading music store in the UK have released 'The sound of Dubstep' from the ministry of sound collection and to make things better, it was the very first CD on the shelf. Now a few weeks later I have just watched an advert on TV also advertising the CD so i think Dubstep is well and truly out of the 'underground' zone and into the main stream. I will not be debating/arguing/replying to any replies as i am stating my better understanding of music and where it is going in the future as I have just proved all you who told me otherwise, thank you, or should i say, f**k you.
In the last month 'HMV' the leading music store in the UK have released 'The sound of Dubstep' from the ministry of sound collection and to make things better, it was the very first CD on the shelf. Now a few weeks later I have just watched an advert on TV also advertising the CD so i think Dubstep is well and truly out of the 'underground' zone and into the main stream. I will not be debating/arguing/replying to any replies as i am stating my better understanding of music and where it is going in the future as I have just proved all you who told me otherwise, thank you, or should i say, f**k you.
