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i really got sent it, if that counts as real.

new scenes tend to grow and change faster because they have less to lose and less definition, but that's just a historical fact rather than some kind of law. older scenes could just as easily go through periods of intense change and move forward, it's just that generally they dont tend to...

"There's no joy of discovery because we've been here before." [see above]

bollocks. resist that thinking.

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Petchy doing his thing.

I really dont think i could have predicted you'd like that track Slackk...

[sorry, got wrong end of stick]

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i agree but is this a problem with music journalism or just the way modern digital living is going?

Did the ruff sqwad best of CD ever come out?

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I sent this thread to UV, hopefully they can help.

ahahha. i'm not sure i can answer that without offending Muba/Scuggs... bless 'em ;)

Labels are only reductive if artists don't man up. Road rap is a big man ting, they can handle it.

artists who are constrained by genre names need to man up.

yeah i think the idea that soulfoods 2-10 were poor is bollocks. most grime mixtapes are patchy, they are far less patchy than most.

ben makes some valid points about the history of uk funky and house, but looking house in general just because you can provide (entirely valid) exceptions doesnt mean there isnt a trend. sure US house/garage is/was syncopated in places, but the vast majority of house, by volume, is rhythmically...

taped! nice. I'm having an accidental tape revival at the moment. the machine is so crap if i drop the volume past a certain point the buzz from the ailing machine is louder than the music!

Ha, no worries. I can handle it. So trad = traditional, right? A tradition, the long and established house tradition. It's a bit silly to single out one traditional house track, there are literally hundreds of thousands of them over the last 25 years, and that's sorta my point. Now "Buried" is...