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Deya. Looking forward to it. Dubstep bubbling at last in NYC, so good!

Sounds huge. Wish I coulda been there. Been buying Rag & Bone records since Silence is Defeat and have always thought it was a slept on label. I've got Full Tilt in heavy rotation now. Big up!

Nice one. Wiley a/ Southpaw, now that's a big surprise. Will try to reach for sure. Is Wiley touring around or just in town for this one?

oops before i forget...

Full party info is now available at the website: www.dqxt.org/dubwar

Have I gone blind or is BIG L not on that list? Doesn't seem possible, considering many people call him the greatest mc of all time. Anyone not familiar should check out D.I.T.C., which consisted of Big L, Fat Joe, Diamond D, Kid Capri.

doh, the drunken late night post strikes again and with it the requisite feeling of regret ;) ok, madvillainy and doom are ok but i can't be bothered with def jux.

ps. all this shit sucks and doesn't even belong in the same thread as rakim and nas. it's almost insulting

nah man mobb have always flirted with mainstream success but they'll never fully break through cuz they're just too dark. and anyway that first tune they released with 50 cent was the tune of the summer ('outta control rmx'). sick sick sick liquor sipping hazy summer track. give it another...

I ain't mad at ya pd :) Not sure what happened with the Rothko system myself, but I do know that I've been over there for Direct Drive a few times recently and the sound was ripe. Either they worked out some wrinkles or dnb Dj's just know how to push the system to fill the room.

Yeah we all have our favorite hip hop albums, but NEVER has it crossed my mind to choose ONE track that exemplifies hip hop beyond all others. But if I had to I'd say Mobb Deep - "Shook Ones Pt. 2" (well, come to think of it, maybe "Survival of the Fittest" also off Infamous)

Ha ha just wanted to say I had a nice laugh out loud at this one. It's safe to say the acid house revival has already commenced, don't ya think? Has anybody picked up that Soul Jazz "ACID" compilation? Amazing stuff.

Martin thanks for this. Really enjoying so far. I always enjoyed Black Dog in the context of the studio material, so it's a pleasant surprise hearing it in dancefloor mode. Cheers!

DUB WAR III Friday, November 18 ROTHKO, lower east side, NYC DJ's: Kode 9 (Hyperdub, Rephlex Records, London, UK) Joe Nice (GourmetBeats, 2 Charming, Baltimore) Dave Q (Brooklyn, NY, Dub War resident) Others to be announced soon... NYC's first dubstep night goes extra large, moving to Rothko...

Big up Warlock and the whole Rag & Bone. Just picked up Full Tilt and you know it's quality!

Agreed. This event was pure fire. Both Vex'd and Plastic threw down and NYC showed its appreciation. Respect is also due to Spinoza and the Bunker crew for a consistently solid party. I'm also getting the feeling that dubstep is starting to get people's attention here. Look out for another...

50 Cent w/ Mobb Deep - Outta Control Amerie - 1 Thing Yin Yang Twins - Whisper Track Mike Jones - Back Then Damian Marley - Jamrock Rihanna - Pon de Replay I-Wayne - Can't Satisfy Her Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl

ahhh yes, the dubstep.net void gets filled at long last!

Mike Jones 'Back Then' is another undeniable anthem, even if it's been rinsed to death. Mike Jones has pretty much owned this year, and alongside the whole Swisha House have repped Houston real big this year.

The new Mobb Deep / 50 Cent collab 'Outta Control' is a major creeper. Got that infectious sample which you can listen to on loop all day kinda like the horns in 'Brand New Flava.' Definite in the club business.