wow, there's a few so beautiful buildings posted in this thread. i'm feeling kind of gutted because i live in a relatively small city.

for me dubstep died a death and became a pile of copy cat wobbly bass crap after marry anne hobbs did her first dubstep warz on radio 1. before that it had no real defined sound - it sat somewhere between garage, techno, breaks, dub etc etc... but that show kinda defined the sound and then everyone...

umm.. anroid, you said earlier that dubstep sounds like bad dnb slowed down. then you posted youtube links to quite amazing jungle tunes that has similarities with the tunes that i posted. if you think those tunes have similarities and are very similar, then you should say 'it sounds like good dnb s...

check out this mix from clouds which they did exclusively for mary ann hobbs: http://www.myspace.com/cloudsaremoving it's on their player.. listen to it and tell me if you were right here's some other tunes too, check these out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDEtpgr0jZk http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Android wrote:

untitled_rain_demo1 wrote:

Android wrote:dadadada...

you're wrong.

I dont recall stating "dadadada"

you're so clever... instead of writing that nonsense what if you try to prove that you're right?

Android wrote:dadadada...

you're wrong.

Stuff like Shackleton: Appleblim, Geiom, Ikonika, Kode9, Martyn, Pangaea, Peverelist, Pinch, Ramadanman, Scuba. They'll like to play also different stuff in their sets. Martyn has a Detroit background, I heard Ramadanman & Appleblim play house, Pinch making the crossover, Geiom doing a ambient ...

edit. they're not same anymore