Simon of the Playa wrote:from the Urban Dictionary:
2. Dubstep 1287 up, 345 down
A genre which is filthier than fingering your sister and finding your Dad's wedding ring...
"I prefer Dubstep over sex"
hookahdude wrote:Simon of the Playa wrote:from the Urban Dictionary:
2. Dubstep 1287 up, 345 down
A genre which is filthier than fingering your sister and finding your Dad's wedding ring...
"I prefer Dubstep over sex"
I am not sure if I am repulsed or oddly fascinated by that...
Is that worrisome?
Dolomite wrote:Dubstep is the most divisive Electronic Dance Music (EDM) I've ever seen. People either love it's simplicity and spaced out tempo, or they can't stand it.
EDM genre purists will lament that what most people call 'dubstep' these days is a faint shadow of it's origins where it was a less minimal sound and was absent of the now prevalent "wobble" or "saw". The minimal sounding "Wahwahwahwah" infused step that's popular now is sometimes called "Brostep" by people who dislike it, who claim that its only the dudes who are on the floor while it's being played.
hookahdude wrote:Not quite - I was fucking HIIIIIGH when I had my wisdom teeth removed... Then they gave me some really heavy shit to deal with the pain - we is stooooned immaculate... So, bad comparison really..
If I had more wisdom teeth I'd get them pulled again for the quality of drugs I got... :P
lazerfox wrote:You do realize that Skrillex himself tags his songs as dubstep, right?
froyo wrote:hookahdude wrote:Not quite - I was fucking HIIIIIGH when I had my wisdom teeth removed... Then they gave me some really heavy shit to deal with the pain - we is stooooned immaculate... So, bad comparison really..
If I had more wisdom teeth I'd get them pulled again for the quality of drugs I got...
your absolutely right, dubstep, like dentistry, goes better with drugs.
some have argued that k is the new e, but the modern bleeding edge hippiestepperdubsterburner knows that L is the new k, G is the new e, and 2t-c-special-G is the new PCP.
but personally, i recommend anhydrous ether, particularly if you featherleather
froyo wrote:Fine, I give you permission to call Skrillex dubstep cause otherwise im gonna be the elitist old-timer asshole saying something like:
nobody i hang out with considers that real dubstep, or
back when i got into dubstep it was more authentic, or
im tired of going to shows and feeling like the creeper staring at 16-yo girls who think its appropriate to run around in their underwear as long as its dayglow and they have legwarmers
lazerfox wrote:BTW as a mother I agree that the 16-yo girls have no need to be running around in their underwear and legwarmers even if it is dayglow but it is none of my business (unless of course someone tries to take advantage of the situation)
Jstep sorry but Bassnectar is my only exception to the without substances rule. I just can't get into his beats without it.
Since I'm in my 30s, it feels like being present at events like that and not doing anything is providing consent for it to happen somehow, makes me uncomfortable.
I think it's more Booty Bass than Dubstep.
Fortunately I do not need permission to be open minded but thanks for the sentiment.
I don't consider your comments to sound elitist; they sound more along the lines of others who have a hipster attitude about things that are labeled "cool" or "commercial" and try very hard not to be aligned with the norm but aren't hipsters themselves.
lazerfox wrote:Aww froyo...sorry it was tough for you to not sound elitist.
You do get an A for effort though.
froyo wrote:I agree wholeheartedly. For the most part its the crowd that leads me to disdain increasingly mainstream djs and producers more so than their music quality and style.
Lazerfox, unfortunately im not giving you permission to be open minded, im giving you permission to be sloppy about your genre labeling.
lazerfox wrote:Dolomite since I was once a 16 yo girl and interacted with many of them on a daily basis I am free of any crutch that might make me feel guilt over the way their parents raised them
And agreed, that chilled out song is indeed 100% awesome
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