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Every artform has it's critics. they give searing reviews of an artist's works, a writer's novel, a chef's masterpiece. These critics, though generally negative and harsh, do something for the artists - they force the artists to grow, by providing a voice to speak on the listeners behalf, these critic's protect an artform from becoming stagnant.

Who here is willing to speak out against stagnation and sameness - this scene needs some critics with balls who are willing to be hated for the sake of propelling the scene forward.

This guy-->http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=82879

The one and only...

http://pollywannacracka.blogspot.com/20 ... maged.html

critique it yourself
gaylord

open cubase and shut up already

This is rubbish.

Artists, on the whole, have plenty of bullshit in their lives and the world around them to kick against and force them to think on their feet, without people in their own scene adding to it.

Haters are universal - it doesn't mean they're a good thing, though.

ac23 wrote:open cubase and shut up already

this

Artists need constructive critics more than they need adoring fans.

Y/N ?

if there's a spade hanging around looking unidentified, i'm not scared to name it...

abs, hes a right mug

Would 've thought we gotta enuff negative moany vibez already

-boring wrote:

ac23 wrote:open cubase and shut up already

this

+1

Were all critics here,not sure we need more!....have a look at some of the threads chap!

The worse tracks a producer makes, the more respect he / she should get.

Safe.

Brap.

Etc.

I would have agreed with the need for professional critics until a few years ago. Now that everybody has internet access it's pretty easy to get feedback though. Forums like this do the trick much better than paid up journalists on the whole.

deamonds wrote:abs, hes a right mug

Uncle Bill wrote:I would have agreed with the need for professional critics until a few years ago. Now that everybody has internet access it's pretty easy to get feedback though. Forums like this do the trick much better than paid up journalists on the whole.

i wouldn't be so sure, it seems like the majority of people on the forum just love everything and never have a bad word to say about anything either, and if you say you dont like something they call you a hater.

Abs wrote:

deamonds wrote:abs, hes a right mug

Uncle Bill wrote:I would have agreed with the need for professional critics until a few years ago. Now that everybody has internet access it's pretty easy to get feedback though. Forums like this do the trick much better than paid up journalists on the whole.

i wouldn't be so sure, it seems like the majority of people on the forum just love everything and never have a bad word to say about anything either, and if you say you dont like something they call you a hater.

I dunno. Everyone seems to be giving pretty honest reactions on that new Benga tunes thread.

Uncle Bill wrote:
I dunno. Everyone seems to be giving pretty honest reactions on that new Benga tunes thread.

Word...

ac23 wrote:open cubase and shut up already

... right! why didn't i think of this.. so accordingly, if i don't like a movie i should shut up and go make my own movie! genius.

guyus- wrote:

ac23 wrote:open cubase and shut up already

... right! why didn't i think of this.. so accordingly, if i don't like a movie i should shut up and go make my own movie! genius.

lol fuk u h8r!!!111

beatlejuice wrote:The one and only...

http://pollywannacracka.blogspot.com/20 ... maged.html

'sexual abuse anthem'? Does that strike anyone else a slightly odd thing to say?

The guy used a vocal sample, it's not exactly a remix.