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Originally posted by Sand Leaper Keep on digging.

Your the one who likes Grime



Jan pictured earlier. Actually shouldn't you be hanging down the local off license asking people to go in and buy 10 Lambert & Butlers?

heres mine..

desperadoooooooooooooooo

looking for prostitues

It's cheesy...

Really cheesy! But it's good dancey cheese I swear

"something good" is way better

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Originally posted by Dj O'Callaghan It's a good enough representation for me Jan. It's for white chav trash and rudeboy wannabes as far as I'm concerned.

Are you fucking serious?

Paffendorf - Crazy, Sexy, Marvellous

So German, so awesome.

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Originally posted by distant Are you fucking serious?

Yes of course I'm serious Sven. It all sounds like aggressive garage too me with some drum & bass influences.

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It's for white chav trash and rudeboy wannabes as far as I'm concerned.

Add to that white upper class kids who have an identity crisis.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit heres mine.. desperadoooooooooooooooo looking for prostitues

I'd expected no less Karim. Bet you've got the entire lineup of artists who performed at Colonel Gaddafi's last Birthday Party on your Ipod too.

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Originally posted by D.Edge comparing Grime with Dubstep is like comparing Mickey Finn to Hospital Records, or UK Garage to Distinct'ive Breaks

No one is comparing the two, it was mention of an article Jan read in the Guardian about Grime and Dubstep an Urban musical article.

Grime is just aggressive UK Garage to me. Haven't paid any attention to Dubstep don't really know anything about it, read a few articles about it all I know is it has Breakbeat and D&B influences.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit heres mine.. desperadoooooooooooooooo looking for prostitues

what and that guy makes a living from singing? lol

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Originally posted by D.Edge just reaffirming the point about the Guardian's music journalism standards. let the grime banter continue

Ah I think they wrote a really s*itty and very presumptuous article about the death of dance music. Don't know the guy who wrote it but I remember he had a Greek sounding surname.

Too right mate. People who listen to Grime are ex So Solid Crew fans.

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Originally posted by Dj O'Callaghan Good Idea for a thread! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISU_VJSLbdc Guru Josh - Infinity. Good tune back in the day however the saxophone is quite cringeworthy. Back in the summer on one hot night, I decided to finish off a gram of cocaine and a few pills I had left. But on some tunes and danced the night away. By 6 in the morning I had my top off and was dancing away to this track in my kitchen little did I know the old lady next door could see everything I was doing I felt like a right twat!

OMFG THAT'S SO OLD, I even listened to Lisa Stansfield a bit during that period

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Originally posted by mellow_head OMFG THAT'S SO OLD, I even listened to Lisa Stansfield a bit during that period

Still a classic though but that saxophone bit

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Originally posted by Ivand i danced to put your hands up on nye, but i was soooo drunk i could've danced to polka

Don't feel bad.....I danced to darude's sandstorm on nye
It was the only dance tune played......the rest was country and hip hop.....I ALMOST jumped out the window.

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Originally posted by D.Edge careful what you say mate. Sand Leaper and his "mans" will bring "armshouse" to your "endz" for "chattin breeze" about grime, ya get me?

I might get 'merced'

alice deejay - better off alone

i cant help but love this tune

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Originally posted by The 3am Junkie Second Sun - Pop Muzik

This song rocks!

On a side note. I hate the phrase guilty pleasure. If you like something fucking like it and don't feel guilty about it.

Right?

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Originally posted by montana "something good" is way better

Yep, but no where near as cheesey as 'Believe in me' so it gets the pick

...that and it was one of the first singles I ever owned when I was a wee kiddie

Bob Sinclar - Love Generation


I still love this track.

My guilty pleasure for dance songs would be listening to 'Cappella'.
You'd have to be my age to appreciate why though, my younger clubbing days was when Rave music was at it's peak and some of theirs was commercial dance music around about the same time which always made it into rave compilations.

Oh and not to mention my favourite rave song ever

dj seduction - hardcore heaven (original remix)

moonman - dont be afraid

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Originally posted by Dj O'Callaghan Yes of course I'm serious Sven. It all sounds like aggressive garage too me with some drum & bass influences. Add to that white upper class kids who have an identity crisis.

Then I guess you won't mind me labeling you a kiddie raver. Oh wait, your musical tastes evolved, and you now listen to progressive house. Neat.

Come back when you have a clue, i.e. your three favorite artists don't produce the same bullshit genre. Don't worry kid, "electro house" is just a phase.

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Originally posted by Dj O'Callaghan I'd expected no less Karim. Bet you've got the entire lineup of artists who performed at Colonel Gaddafi's last Birthday Party on your Ipod too.

haha you bet

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Originally posted by Azia Don't feel bad.....I danced to darude's sandstorm on nye It was the only dance tune played......the rest was country and hip hop.....I ALMOST jumped out the window.

sandstorm was a really good song i dont understand why people find it so despicable.

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