UNLIMITED DUBSTEP APPRECIATION THREAD!

[Shibboleet The Annihilator]

I don't get it. Was there a song anywhere in there?

Nope, it's robot dysentery all the way down.

[GIGGLES]

THIS IS MY JAM!

[Suu]

http://youtu.be/G3HqLLjhA28

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My musician friend HATES this stuff:

http://soundcloud.com/omegadubstep/omega-dadstep
http://soundcloud.com/dstruct-o/ctrl-alt-del-dstruct-o-rmx
http://soundcloud.com/omegadubstep/omega-vengeance
http://soundcloud.com/dstruct-o/dstruct-o-bass-faced-drumstep
http://soundcloud.com/dstruct-o/dstruct-o-attack-terminate
http://soundcloud.com/omegadubstep/hypnotoad

[Shibboleet The Annihilator]

I love Omega's hypnotoad remix. That's actually the first dubstep I ever heard.

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I love Omega's hypnotoad remix. That's actually the first dubstep I ever heard.

Yeah, I replayed that track incessantly when I first heard it. Still love it.

I can't get enough of the robot-pandemonium-dubstep either.

[Slyph]

I don't get it. Was there a song anywhere in there?

It's supposed to induce a euphoric jizm state through the weird combination of noise patterns.

The trance induction that was central to the cult involved not only chemognosis, but also the 'invocation of spirit' by means of the bull roarer, and ecstatic communal dancing to drum and pipe, much like today's raves. The trances induced are described in terms familiar to anthropologists, with characteristic movements such as the backward head flick, found in all trance inducing cults, and represented most famously today by Afro-American Vodou and its counterparts. Just as in Vodou rites, and the best raves, certain drum rhythms were associated with the trance state. Rhythms are allegedly also found preserved in Greek prose that referred to the Dionysus rites, specifically the Bacchae of Euripides. This compilation of classical quotes describes such ancient rites in the Greek countryside, where they were held high in the mountains to which ritual processions were made on certain feast days:
Following the torches as they dipped and swayed in the darkness, they climbed mountain paths with head thrown back and eyes glazed, dancing to the beat of the drum which stirred their blood' [or 'staggered drunkenly with what was known as the Dionysos gait']. 'In this state of ekstasis or enthusiasmos, they abandoned themselves, dancing wildly and shouting 'Euoi!' [the god's name] and at that moment of intense rapture became identified with the god himself. They became filled with his spirit and acquired divine powers.[1]

To like it, you have to want to like it. Turning your rational faculty towards dismissing musical genres is like torching an ice cream sundae with a flamethrower, which is hardly indefensible, so long as it remains more fun than eating the ice cream.

[ch3mist]

dub from dub music, because it's supposed to sound a bit like Jamaican dub reggae a bit. I dunno where the Step comes from.

British 2 step.

Oh, and fuck dubstep. "I love the part where it goes WOM WOM WOM WOM WOM WOM WOM."

[Slyph]

"I love the part where it goes WOM WOM WOM WOM WOM WOM WOM."

This but unironically.

[tyrannosaurus vex]

My love affair with dubstep is over.

At first, I thought it was original.
Then, I realized it was just 3 different techno/dance beats on top of one another.
Then, I realized the other sounds are probably somebody making anal love with a microphone, slowed to 1/16th speed, and amplified.

[Telarus]

http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02226/

Legend of Zelda - 'Nullification'

[Don Coyote]

http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02226/

Legend of Zelda - 'Nullification'

I HAET YUO!!!

IT IZ IN MY HEAD AND WON'T LEAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BadBeast]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBiyiU5Blm8&feature=related

Where does the term dubstep come from anyway?

In it's earliest form, we used to just call it Bassline. Drum and Bassy 2step, or Hardhouse, with more WHeEWHAWwUBbAwUBbAwUbBA, all mashed up on Ableton Live5, and spunked out to some good Dancehall DJ's.
Who got around the US's usual aversion to Crossed-over Euro-Dance/Techno and it's baffling sets of genres, by calling it "Dubstep".

[Disco Pickle]

http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02226/

Legend of Zelda - 'Nullification'

alright, I really enjoyed that, and I mostly can't stand dubstep.  It was gritty enough to appeal to my love for industrial, and nostalgic enough not to make me want to shut it off after the first minute, like I do with most dubstep.

[BadBeast]

THIS IS MY JAM!

I am now been a totally Skrellexed, in all my wholes. I think they had needs some WUBWUB  WUBLUB

I wobb wobb i i i wobb tu du want to kill wobbwobbbleee to kill .. i want to kill everybody in the world khhhh khh tu du tututu du du tutu du tutu woop woop wopwop wobb wobb wompwomp womp tu tu khh tu khh tuu .. mario sounds