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Ruined the original.

Liam92 wrote:Ruined the original.

I can believe you dont like it >.< im a big fan of be beastie boys but i can atleast have an open enough mind to think that it could be altered into a different genre of music including one that i never listen to! For instance... drumstep.

timsantangelo wrote:

Liam92 wrote:Ruined the original.

I can believe you dont like it >.< im a big fan of be beastie boys but i can atleast have an open enough mind to think that it could be altered into a different genre of music including one that i never listen to! For instance... drumstep.

It could possibly be if it was done well, but this is kinda, well, shit...

your entitled to your own opinion but im going to have to respectfully disagree.

Have you heard this? Shits on that tune, and all other 'drumstep' from a great height:

This is unbelievably bad, beastie boys or not

It having beastie boys in it does mean it just happens to also ruins a track.

hahaha yeh this is shit!! hahaha

Wait the fucker changed it!

It's not the beastie boys remix any more.

Still don't like it

Liam92 wrote:Ruined the original.

How can you ruin a track? You can still listen to it here

timsantangelo wrote:http://soundcloud.com/wick-it/snoop-dog ... -seduction

How can you even listen to this shit? I really encourage you to make music YOU like and not copy shit you think is cool.

someoned should remix this (Snoop Dogg - Sensual Seduction) and make it sound cool

wickit is doing a guest spot at the dubstep/electro monthly in memphis this month.
i hope this helps explain why im in a perpetually bad mood here.

pompende wrote:wickit is doing a guest spot at the dubstep/electro monthly in memphis this month.
i hope this helps explain why im in a perpetually bad mood here.

I believed him to be a beginner. Hah, I never will understand pop music.

As a native Nashvillian and someone who's played alongside Wick-It a couple times, hopefully I can shed a little more light on this thread. Dude is very down-to-earth and always throws down fun sets. For my tastes, many of his electronica tracks are too midrangey/cookie-cutter, and the build-ups are almost satirically ridiculous (quite possibly what he was going for); but he's also been putting out at least two or three tracks a month, always gives them out for free, and has built a hell of an online following. I certainly respect the man's work ethic.

I think hip-hop has always been his forte (his Big Boi vs. Black Keys EP was one of my favorite releases last year); I'd really like to see him fuse more of these elements in the dubstep scene, and starting putting out some really original stuff. To me the dubstep movement has always been about experimentation and I think the "I Need A Skrillex Bass" mentality has had an unfortunate stagnating effect lately

CowboyHaze wrote:As a native Nashvillian and someone who's played alongside Wick-It a couple times, hopefully I can shed a little more light on this thread. Dude is very down-to-earth and always throws down fun sets. For my tastes, many of his electronica tracks are too midrangey/cookie-cutter, and the build-ups are almost satirically ridiculous (quite possibly what he was going for); but he's also been putting out at least two or three tracks a month, always gives them out for free, and has built a hell of an online following. I certainly respect the man's work ethic.

I think hip-hop has always been his forte (his Big Boi vs. Black Keys EP was one of my favorite releases last year); I'd really like to see him fuse more of these elements in the dubstep scene, and starting putting out some really original stuff. To me the dubstep movement has always been about experimentation and I think the "I Need A Skrillex Bass" mentality has had an unfortunate stagnating effect lately

Agree ! Got some great hip hop mashup from Wick-it.