Dont mind some ragga jungle as long its not too much shouting, dont like that soundclash stuff just relentless rambling, same as some dnb mc's, can totally ruin good music! love anything by soundmurderer got all his stuff on vinyl, heres a ragga jungle one I love! Boom boom!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYqT2lRHtts

Great set from the don of Ragga Jungle on radio one, classic set! you may not like it benzyne, lots of ragga shouting, but it works for me! In three parts!

http://www.youtube.com/w...hyM&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/w...cWk&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/w...7pQ&feature=related

Sorry this is supposed to be a dubstep thread, similiar elements I suppose lol

my friend's album just came out this week... he put a promo mix of it up on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbCXFfGNA_s

it falls under the banner of dubstep, but its most definitely not your typical dubstep... its more like broken techno/breakbeat with some dub elements.

I like some dubstep too.I also liked the link balaganist put up for his friend Elemental.I have been listening to alot of Eoto lately.Here is a link to one of there tracks.They are really good live.Must see to be appreciated.

Eoto

the only dubstep i have come across was at festivals while staying in nz. been away for a bit now.
found these clips from .3rd resistance zone, canaan downs new years festival. would this classify as dubstep?

http://www.youtube.com/w...obU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/w...y0II&feature=related

I love some good Drum'n Bass, techno, electro and even sometimes house but I just can't stand dubstep and I think it's shit!

some's ok, but yeah..a lot of dubstep is shyt.

been digging Tyrant's stuff for the moment

Lots of most club music is shite

I always think it's slightly odd when folk classify their taste in music into genres.

you sort of need to when you spin rekkidz;
also need to know the general bpm range.

well yeah as a chef's ingredients have to match for what he needs to create, but that's not all he's eating.

Some killer dub from a fellow Canadian:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EwMEcsuN1k
www.myspace.com/excision

this is as close as I can get to enjoying dubstep

Its much more progressive and much more listenable

http://dubstepheadhunter...cast-09-headhunter.html

If you like techno you'll probably like this mix, as it has a lot of elements from techno prog and garage in there.

I can't stand the biggity ragga stuff either..... mc's just annoy the pants off me

seriously

they never shut up during a set, trying to pump up the crowd like some lame cheerleader.
and the crap they utter is indecipherable

imagine richie hawtin asking the crowd if they want a rewind
"plus 8 kru in full effec', bo!"

hahaha.... Yeah it ruins the night for me most of the time. The only mc I can enjoy is Mc Conrad, when he performs with Ltj Bukem its good times

yeah, conrad and bukem are definitely good

but skibadee needs a serious beatdown with the mic, literally.

Dubstep is good in moderation, I've found the genre hasnt really moved in the past year, here are some artists worth watching, they are all urban grime or mild rasta, except for Black seeds which is kiwi roots music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bbH1vTTEUY 16-bit goodness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx4G5qc_R7g bar 9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cbQmqNBpuw mrk1 (more chilled)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpNIWZieBpY 6blocc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR8jNRT77IU fused forces
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcdlfDUNehE Wartech upcoming artist
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8haOglSZZzo Marchmellow remix of the beatles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSQZarUmhuY Following two are some riskotheque
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65ZGZ6MxpQU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZytEicHf6p4 Last but not least some Black Seeds, if you didnt follow any of the other links or didnt like them, then you are bound to enjoy this

Thats my current dubstep watch list, I have plenty more from other styles of the genre so just ask if you need something fresh

New Bassnectar tour announced if you havnt seen him nows your chance tix will sellout dont sleep on it

For the most part I don't like all that much dubstep, but I've been to a few psytrance gigs & doofs that had some fairly good dubstep artists playing. It's a bit stranger to dance too though, I can't do those free, flowing movements that I can for psy- dub is more grindey with my feet & low to the ground >.>

Not hugely into it myself, but a few friends are and I've been out with them to club nights which are exclusively dubstep, and a good time has been had each time. It probably helped that my friend passed me 3 pills halfway through the night, first time I'd tried ecstasy, didn't really notice much except getting into the music more and generally feeling good, but I put that down to the probable low percentage of MDMA given the day and age. Anyway, I kind of like the slower tempo, gives it a more moody feel - but in a good way. I used to be into D n' B a lot some years ago, went to many an all-nighter. I enjoy the MC'ing, but in moderation, probably a little biased as I've had a dabble at it myself, but never really bothered to try and get into it big style mainly because at the end of the day, you are talking bollocks into a microphone, and I think I'd get fed up of it rather quickly if I was doing it every weekend. Mind you, the money is meant to be quite good if you get into it full time.....

Methtical

Like any other electronic music as of late, you just have to dig deep for quality. There are probably awesome dubstep tracks being released, just one needs to filter through all the gunk and cash in tracks to find the quality. As for the Lorin's (Bassnecter) show coming, I thought his sets are rather Breaks than Dubstep. Maybe things changed as of recent. Still none the less awesome he's coming around again. I remember about 10 years ago when he was voted best DJ of San Francisco. At the time I thought he couldn't get any bigger but boy did he surprise us all. I'm pretty sure he still plays Burningman too.