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Originally posted by Ammar.Hasan Probably not that much, dubstep usually brings the ladies ;P but the ladies are usually quite young too

i think that our definitions of "lady" are quite far apart

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Originally posted by Ammar.Hasan the ladies are usually quite young too

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I don't know :P whenever i've been to a dubstep rave the crowd has usually been younger!

Actually, if anyone wants an example of some solid, non-obnoxious bass and dubstep check out Ramadanman/Pearson Sound and Zed Bias/Maddslinky tonight. They're world class talents; it promises to be an awesome show.

https://www.facebook.com/event.php?...7385043&index=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHHFm4QvgKk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iouJn_XL7g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1JK9FJf0cE

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Originally posted by acronym

You forgot to include my favrite one! (Apple Pips)

ghislain poirier > dubstep.

less salcisse, still big riddim.

edit: still kinda like this.

and this

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Originally posted by Adam420 You forgot to include my favrite one! (Apple Pips)

I left out a bunch; that list was meant to streamline things incase someone wanted to just jump in and pick one or two labels. For some reason Apple Pips doesn't stay on my radar much. I really like Appleblim, but I don't feel that I'm as consistently aware of Apple Pips as I am those other labels.

I recognize a few of the local djs spinning, i know a promoter who organizes electro/dubstep nights, these guys attract a young crowd, but they have a lottt of people show up at their parties.

Dont know about the headliners but expect noisy wobble from the openers.

As stated earlier in this thread, if anybody wants to get a taste of some really good Dubstep they'd do well to check out Ramadanman at club Lambi tonight. Although I'm sure he's going to play some 4/4 house and techno, it's going to be a very diverse set with plenty of funky, 2-step and grime thrown in. And it's going to be the best kind.

I think it's a great idea. Time to start attracting a newer, younger crowd to show them how it's done properly.

Plus, dubstep on that system will be

^ Their last effort to do so was in trance form, so we'll see how this direction turns out. While I have my gripes with the stereotypes associated with dubstep, I can't blame them for trying to escape their shackles of paying rent for seven nights a week but only bringing in money on one.

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Originally posted by Adam420 As stated earlier in this thread, if anybody wants to get a taste of some really good Dubstep they'd do well to check out Ramadanman at club Lambi tonight. Although I'm sure he's going to play some 4/4 house and techno, it's going to be a very diverse set with plenty of funky, 2-step and grime thrown in. And it's going to be the best kind.

rama killed it last night!

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Originally posted by b-ran rama killed it last night!

He sure did, and I was right on the money with my description. Very diverse set exploring many different sounds. Honestly, everything about this party sucked so bad but David's set made up for that many, many times over.

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Originally posted by Adam420 He sure did, and I was right on the money with my description. Very diverse set exploring many different sounds. Honestly, everything about this party sucked so bad but David's set made up for that many, many times over.

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Maybe I was just drunk, but I had a great time at that party. What sucked?

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Originally posted by acronym ? Maybe I was just drunk, but I had a great time at that party. What sucked?

I agree with Adam for the following reasons:

1. Zed Bias' set was not a very good opening for rama. he played peaktime shit before him which didn't make sense.

2. Lambi's sound system = terrible.

3. Lambi's lighting = virtually none at all. now i have bad eyes but i usually can manage in dark ass clubs just fine but last night it was just too damn dark.

4. they should have gotten rid of at least half the tables there to make more room to dance. people were bumping into the tables all night.

on the other hand rama's set was good enough to pass all those things off. crowd was obviously like 80% males but they were into it and that was cool too.

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Originally posted by Adam420 He sure did, and I was right on the money with my description. Very diverse set exploring many different sounds. Honestly, everything about this party sucked so bad but David's set made up for that many, many times over.

I think its the same guys that put on the Dorian Concept/Jacques Greene show i went to last week and maybe it was just me getting old but i found the night really weak. It's not my type of crowd and im not crazy about Hipster RnB also know as PBRnB

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Originally posted by McNasty It's not my type of crowd and im not crazy about Hipster RnB also know as PBRnB

yeah honestly i cant get into that stuff at all.

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Originally posted by McNasty PBRnB

Best. Sub-genre. Ever.

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Originally posted by b-ran I agree with Adam for the following reasons: 1. Zed Bias' set was not a very good opening for rama. he played peaktime shit before him which didn't make sense. 2. Lambi's sound system = terrible. 3. Lambi's lighting = virtually none at all. now i have bad eyes but i usually can manage in dark ass clubs just fine but last night it was just too damn dark. 4. they should have gotten rid of at least half the tables there to make more room to dance. people were bumping into the tables all night. on the other hand rama's set was good enough to pass all those things off. crowd was obviously like 80% males but they were into it and that was cool too.

I was fine with Zed Bias going into Ramadanman, but otherwise those are all good points.

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Originally posted by acronym I was fine with Zed Bias going into Ramadanman, but otherwise those are all good points.

don't get me wrong though, big up to the promoters for bringing him regardless of the venue. he played some of the best music i've heard in a while

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