Well I've heard a fair bit of bad mcing, and that guy actually improves the tune, so I'll put that as good.
Ian
as a rule, mc's are dog awful. Some in dnb like Eksman for example make me want to slice my ears off. A good MC should know the basics of tunes, and not scream over the top of certain bits, just try to enhance things. In history a few have managed to do it, but many fail. However as I grew up on rave tapes, I've developed the ability to not hear most of them, just switch off to it, so long as the tape wasn't so poorly mastered that the MC was way too loud which happened in a few cases.
benni
when i think of DnB MCs i think of LTJ Bukem and MC Conrad... i would definetly enjoy it without him, but seems like people really like him.. they always tour together
Mr Game+Watch
Not a fan of MC's at all, in D&B/garage/etc. They tend to talk too much, repeating the same stuff over and over, and get in the way of the music.
Zild
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Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Not a fan of MC's at all, in D&B/garage/etc. They tend to talk too much, repeating the same stuff over and over, and get in the way of the music.
yes get them the out :whip:
Ted Promo
kein
SYSTEM-J
I'd rather not hear them over atmospheric or jazzy drum 'n bass. Say what you like about their effectiveness, but a guy shouting "ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE PLACE" is just not classy. Ruins the mood for me.
bigsnail
Harry Shotta - crazy sick MC!!!
daphunky1
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as a rule, mc's are dog awful.
Truth. Why would you want some dude who can't shut up ruining the vibe? Makes zero sense to me.
gEaK
SuspicionVandit could you tell me what the track is that's playing in the first sample please?
99% of the time I cannot stand MC's, especially when they do it in the style shown in that first clip, I'm sure I heard the words "battyman crew" in there somewhere haha
However, sometimes I do enjoy it when the MC actually sings and harmonises with the music rather than "rapping" for example, Stamina MC and Dynamite MC
