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Why do people like this music? |
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no idea it sounds totally devoid of any musical connotations to me, then again the chavs probably despise Trance and Acid. ignorant sods |
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I have "Grime 2" off Rephlex records. It's very minimal. I do like the bass sounds and I could see how it would be nice enough at a club, but that's about it. |
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fair enough. I know Kano's cousin and by talking to him I;ve gathered that it's quite a nice music scene. Not really 'grimey' but more just another branch of the R&B industry. To be honest I prefer 'Crunch' music which is conmprised of production from the likes of Lil' Jon. |
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I like Grime, DJ Eastwood all the fucking way. I'd love a scenario where Westwood is carted from the Radio 1 studio's to be replaced by a Grime DJ, it would be much more relevant to the UK I reckon. I like Grime with really deep pitch shifted bass effects, it's kinda like dancehall but with more depth. MC Purple always has the best act. I don't know what to make of the Rephlex Grime, It's a bit under tempo but that don't matter cuz I've got it on vinyl. I have to say I didn't really like Grime 2 but that's just my personal preference. The Rephlex grime does a lot more without MC's, a lot of grime without MCing is just repetitive. But overall I think it's best served live nice and loud (but with the MC's mic not too loud). |
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For some reason I thought Team Shadetek is 'grime'? I like Burnerism. |
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Rephlex has just released two compilations of tracks by some of the most well known Grime producers. Slaughter Mob are pretty nice, in fact I like most of the stuff released on Hot Flush (inc Slaughter Mob). It is ideal driving music minus the mindless MCing, and it is excellent club music with it. |
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Have the fashionslag media gone off grime yet? Fucking hoxton-haired arseholes. Anyway, there's a lot of mediocre stuff at both ends of the "scene" as it were, some of the more techy tracks can be hair-pullingly dull. All that overdriven, in-yer-face Terror Danjah-style stuff gets on my tits as well. Sweaty little grime nights are a lot of fun though, doesn't seem to carry the violent edge you get at a lot of hip hop clubs. And there's still some genius tunes out there. |
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Its Crunk, not Crunch. Dirty south |
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well, it beats american rap. |
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sorry I guess I'm from the deep south -_- |
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what? |
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Yes, but not American Hip-Hop. |
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