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http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/tracklistings/semtex/semtextracks.shtml Alot of American's spitting freestyles over Grime instrumentals and people like Bruza & Titch on the flip side spitting over US beats. Check the freesyles over Warp Speed and Boogie Man

That is God's Gift. I usually rewind tapes with this a good 10 times, it has the duttiest drop.

Me. Mighty Crown always crack me up, they should win for jokes alone. My money's on Magie's son though.

Stelfox u feeling Drop Leaf?

This summer, through VP. "Lava Ground"

This is quite old now, been battered to death. Good track none-the-less, you might enjoy Lava Ground and Rasta Tell Them All The While aswell. The LP/promo is doing the rounds, sounds like the final product is gonna be big. Check out Jah Cure aswell. He's another of the 'new skool' conscious...

He may also be on about Shortness, who featured on ealier Essentials material. She has left and is now in an all female collective.

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I'm not sure how I feel about P2P sharing, my views tend to differ depending on the situation. Most people I know have only ever downloaded/borrowed a CD from someone if they dont like the artist but think, "what the hell, i'll check their stuff anyway" or genuinely have no money at that time to...

I hear ya, but at the same time I think things are only "cheap" in the literal sense if you can actually afford them. The majority of people who produce 'grime' music are still in school - there are 13 and 14 year olds producing music in class and as a result want to develop further during their...

I'm referring to alot of the "pop"ular dance stuff. Not all music that makes the charts is produced in professional studios, people like Jaimeson still use an Atari. Like I said, producing is seen as a hobby for some, most of whom use PC's - the software available for PCs is fairly limited. The...

A lot of music, namely pop hits are produced on Fruity and I don't doubt for a second that a high percentage downloaded the software for free. I think the companies take into account when they are pricing that a lot of people don't intend on paying the full wack, hence the extortionate prices...