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Panda wrote:
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem ft. Lauren Bennett, GoonRock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ6zr6kCPj8

nice. dancezombies

PicassoCT wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVoDasYWQqY

Pretty song. That CD looks like it has a lot of great music on it.

Giorgio constantini - life

smoth wrote:Giorgio constantini - life

Giorgio Constantini is such a great musician! He's one of my favorites.

Polyphonicspree - light and day

HÔÇóAÔÇóM - Kanye West & Jay-Z

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AlH2oYedfk

ha ha ha you are a bad bad man flozi..

so did you lift your free ps3 yet? I hear they are givin em out in the streets ;P

the offspring - can't repeat

I love this song

smoth wrote:the offspring - can't repeat

I love this song

Me too ^_^ That was one of the first songs I ever listened to actually :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dN30j-W1Rk&hd=1
wob wob

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJW-aocSxa0&hd=1
some reggae instead

PART 1: FEAR AND LOATHING | MARINA AND THE DIAMONDS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9txg0XicoJ0

I will never understand why people like dubstep.
Dissonance-Noisecontrollers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2vuEXkObHY&feature=fvst

well it's more than dub and 2-step nowadays so you could say the same about any other music genre

Well most music has either rhythm or melody, or both. Every dubstep song has extremely similar drum sequences, which are really just badly ripped off drum and bass. And melody? Hmm. I don't understand how dubstep came out of dub, 2-step garage, and drum and bass, because all of those are much more aesthetically pleasing, although still not to my taste.

rattle wrote:well it's more than dub and 2-step nowadays so you could say the same about any other music genre

Folk music say high

:P

fc14159 wrote:Well most music has either rhythm or melody, or both. Every dubstep song has extremely similar drum sequences, which are really just badly ripped off drum and bass. And melody? Hmm. I don't understand how dubstep came out of dub, 2-step garage, and drum and bass, because all of those are much more aesthetically pleasing, although still not to my taste.

Scratch dnb... while it's true that many dnb artists switch over to "dubstep" to produce their own midrange cack or just copy the current main stream kind of thing there are still a lot of people making actually decent music.

Melody and rhythm... largely depends on the artist. Some fail while others do not.

As far as drum sequences go that depends on the artist. There's a lot of reggae/dub influenced stuff around

some examples of what I think does not sound like dnb at 70 bpm
Silkie 1, Distance 1 2, Shackleton 1 2 3 4, DMZ 1 2, Jakes 1

Sub or decent head phones recommended :-P