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Does what it says on the tin, post footage of classic dubstep sets.

Used to be a full version of this movie on youtube, if only I could find another one

these videos have some classic dubstep

signals wrote:these videos have some classic dubstep

wub wrote:

AJ P wrote:terrible track. scratch over summit worthwhile.

AJ P's came to save us from the brotsteppahs

Also, who has that much brostep on vinyl? I thought it was all about them em pee twee's.

Doctor Dave wrote:
Used to be a full version of this movie on youtube, if only I could find another one

watched that whole thing before it got taken down, love that documentary

how about buying a copy you cheap stnuc

wub wrote:

Do you congratulate yourself every time you post something sarcastic / condescending (i.e. every thread)?

thanks for sharing the videos

rorz9992 wrote:Do you congratulate yourself every time you post something sarcastic / condescending (i.e. every thread)?

Alright angry, back in your box


Just because you don't personally agree with the style of music in the video, doesn't mean I was being sarcastic and/or condescending by posting it. The thread is called 'classic dubstep video', doesn't say anything about them having to be any good.

This video stuck in my mind a lot more than hearing someone trainwreck their way through a mix of DMZ classics whilst wearing a hoodie and bobbing up & down for the camera. Doesn't mean the music is any good, but in terms of being classic and making an impact, it's definitely up there.

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lol i don't believe for a second that you actually think that but hats off to you sir for coming up with such good a reasoning

topmo3 wrote:^

lol i don't believe for a second that you actually think that but hats off to you sir for coming up with such good a reasoning

It's true...other than the Bassweight documentary (which someone had already posted), if someone says 'dubstep video' that's the first one that comes to mind. Mainly because it was around the time that Bass Cannon got rinsed at Outlook, Skream & Benga played it at DMZ, this bloke won some 'best new dubstep DJ' award somewhere...it was part of the brostep slew onto the mainstream.

Good music? Hardly.

Enjoyable video? Not for me personally, no.

Classic in terms of the zeitgeist it captures with regards to the continued split of the already fractured scene? Abso-fucking-lutely

duhh

Love all the vids but the Carnival Special one in particular gives me goosebumps every fucking time!