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| Originally posted by Dj Pluviose Nah bro many girls will not suck dick for DnB, as a matter of fact, girls will complain if all they are hearing is brostep or bro n bass. Why you think its called Brostep and BroNBass? cuz only guys (BREHZ) listen to it. girls like more emotional songs. vocal trance preferably for bitches. dont get me wrong though I respect DnB and Dubstep. and whats with these fools giving flack to System-J? he just wants to know what the OP is specifically looking for. theres nothing wrong with that. |
awkward
everyone out here seems to like this really dissonant squeaky sounding sound in their wubstep, exemplified by that "goldust" track from a long while ago.
My observation is that edm picks one noise to be fascinated by for about 4 years, until they drive it to the ground and make in annoying, then they latch onto another one, and gods help you if the sound they latch onto is something that you find annoying.
Late 90's: supersaw
2002 era: bog-bog/farty electro baseline noise
2005 ish: shulz twinkles
07; ish: microsound douchery/minimal blippies
09: wubwubwubwubwubwubwubwubwub
now:squueaaaaaaaal
Why are so many people here posting tracks? No track is a genre.
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| Originally posted by Taipan Why are so many people here posting tracks? No track is a genre. |
Not relevant, but a nice track/video.
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| Originally posted by Zombie0915 My observation is that edm picks one noise to be fascinated by for about 4 years, until they drive it to the ground and make in annoying, then they latch onto another one, and gods help you if the sound they latch onto is something that you find annoying. Late 90's: supersaw 2002 era: bog-bog/farty electro baseline noise 2005 ish: shulz twinkles 07; ish: microsound douchery/minimal blippies 09: wubwubwubwubwubwubwubwubwub now:squueaaaaaaaal |
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| Originally posted by nefardec Because you can't listen to a genre itself. This sounds like a buddhist koan... What is the sound of an entire genre? |
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| Originally posted by nefardec I don't think the slow disco/boogie/house thing is done yet. maybe as much as it was tech house kids trying to stay on the trend, but that's because they are soulless k-tards |
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| Originally posted by RJT Ouch. |
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| Originally posted by nefardec it is admittedly far too harsh to call people 'soulless', so I apologize if I offended you. i do think that kind of music is relatively lacking compared to the genuine soul tradition it poses as. neologism: Soulfaux House I stick by the k-tards comment though, only because I spent too long going to those parties |
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| Originally posted by RJT It's just an interesting juxtaposition, because in a lot of ways I kind of feel like this is what I've been waiting a long time for; there is so much music out there right now that I love, I haven't spent the kind of time I have record shopping lately in years. I had gotten so painfully bored I just stopped. I was only acutely aware of what was coming out, who was doing what, but wasn't really into a lot of it. I got almost completely removed from any recent releases, then I think heard Electric Jones - "Dogging Days" a few months back, and it basically started me on a rampage of digging for weeks and weeks. It was like I was having fun again, totally discovering stuff on my own; it was as unpretentious and honestly as I'd shopped for music in a while. So while hearing it described as soulless and for the "k-tards" isn't really surprising, it's hard not to find it a bit disappointing as well. |
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| Originally posted by nefardec hey it's just my snobby misanthrope opinion. take it with a shaker of salt |
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