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Dub step...
more like pop star fanboy step...whats your favorite shirt that Skream wore at forward...
while you all meditate on bass weight you should be out building rigs and doin it yourselves ,bloody consumers you love being milked and feeling inferior.

why pay four quid for a beer at the MINISTRY and then moan about it.
MUGstep.

judge_mortis wrote:whats your favorite shirt that Skream wore at forward...

he wears so many brilliant shirts I dont know... no it's too hard I cant choose

Bloody trustafarians with your fwee waves and 'heavy' rigs, why don't you try going to club's where the musics supposed to be heard. Bloody spongers why don't you try getting a job and contributing society, bloody daddy's boys.

judge_mortis wrote: bloody consumers

What's wrong with getting milked and feeling inferior?

Shit without that my unemployment amounts to nothing.

haa when the worlds like mad max 2 in about 5 years you can be sure that you will have contributed to that society JUGSCARS
BTW i dont have a dad and I do have a job

judge_mortis wrote:JUGSCARS

You are killing it with the puns, judge SMARTis

True story about the complaining about drinks prices thing though

for real...4.30 for a beer thats almost one record per drink,better to support the scene by buying tunes.

judge_mortis wrote:haa when the worlds like mad max 2 in about 5 years you can be sure that you will have contributed to that society JUGSCARS
BTW i dont have a dad and I do have a job

Jesus?!

Theres no reason why you cant complain about the price of a drink. People were there for the unreal line up so if anything else falls below par then its fair game. Same goes for security.

judge_mortis wrote:for real...4.30 for a beer thats almost one record per drink,better to support the scene by buying tunes.

I can see where you're coming from but then its arguable that if people go to a night at ministry then they'll be more inclined to buy records/go to smaller nights etc. and the money will all filter down.

The counter argument is that a lot of people who go to a night at ministry aren't going to be that interested in anything except a night at ministry which means that a club like ministry is only really taking from the music without having put anything into it. When you see adverts on TV for a ministry Bassline house compilation it does look that way, doesn't it...

Jesus?![/quote]

no, I'm a dark judge with a horses skull instead of a head,
Jesus was just a comic book character...

As a Dubstep newcomer, a sick night like the one at Ministry makes me wanna get "involved" more and start supporting smaller proper venues / djs / and even start buying vinyls...

..and the prices made me feel violated, but I wasnt gonna miss out on such a sick night just coz of beer prices like...

I thought it did the genre plenty of justice

judge_mortis wrote:haa when the worlds like mad max 2 in about 5 years you can be sure that you will have contributed to that society JUGSCARS
BTW i dont have a dad and I do have a job

Shit man I won't mind, I'll be too busy trying to see what T-Shirt Mel Gibson is wearing.

I dont really understand what this thread is about? does he like dubstep, does he not like it? I'm guessing he's a hater though?

judge_mortis wrote:for real...4.30 for a beer thats almost one record per drink,better to support the scene by buying tunes.

wow, 4.30 that's like 8 bucks US. beer's only 7 at a pro sports event here. and i thought 7 bucks was rediculous.