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And this thread just took a dive. Footcrab has plenty of elements of dubstep in it, and I don't see how you can call it "smoothed out" and at the same time call Retail Juke amazing. Like what you want they're your ears but amazing? Those double/half time vocal loops are almost laughable...

Cedaa is my dawg for sure, and I'd say my favorite outsider interpretation. He is from Bellingham Washington. Footcrab and Girl Unit are also up there as far as doing somethng useful with the influence. Actually a personality involved in the music which is the main problem for me with a lot of...

that shit sounds pretty damn generic...not bad but definitely not very exciting. Whatever tho imma hater. So question, who are your favorite non-chicago juke type producers...or favorite non-chicago/chicago influenced tracks?

oh hell yeah!

Oh yeah the Rashad albums are fucking fantastic, just you wait!

that blame track is sick!

It's House is definitely a track to mention when we are talking about triplets as well! BANG BANG BANG SKEET SKEET SKEET BANG BANG BANG SKEET SKEET SKEET same shit over 10 years earlier but listen to the original version that video above is kinda weird (im talkin about the part like 2...

I said Kanye claimed it was Rza who influenced him to make people into chipmunks, I never said anything about inventing anything, and I'm sure there a lot of people stupid enough to believe things like that. Which I still find funny because I don't think of chipmunk samples when I think of...

Oh yeah... The "chipmunk" thing is definitely influenced by Ron Hardy, who would pitch records up really high back in the 80s, like +8...which was pretty revolutionary at the time. No ID, Kanye's mentor back in his early days even claims that Ron Hardy was his influence for the chipmunk sound...

DJ Clent - Back Up Off Me There are tons of tracks from the last 10 years with halftime/doubletime samples. RP Boo did that all the time! His track called "night and day" is like a 7 minute ride from double time to half time, then back up again to double time...and along the way the vocal...

I believe it will be on Juno, Beatport ect on Dec 12th, until then you gotta get it from Zero-Inch I will be giving out freebies from the comp until then

it's a footwork move

God lord... :confused::confused::confused:

Well I really don't see people throwing rocks at DJ Nate...he's the goddamn martyr for those outside of the footwork community for christsake. His Planet Mu release was the first of it's kind. Does anybody else have a retrospective like that yet? No. The little quotes above were just to explain...

hehehe BTW, in conjunction with Neema's Overkill footwork comp that just came out, I am going to be giving away exclusive tracks from the dudes who are on it for the next week or two. Here is the first one from DJ Earl http://davequam.wordpress.com/2010/11/18/tek-no/

RP can be somewhat to blame for his absence as well...he took a break for a while from music, like a 2-3 year one.

"I don't know how much of an effect he had on forming other producers sound though." Pretty much nothing...MAYBE some of the really young guys. "I'm curious to think of what other producers in Chi think of him." Lot of guys hate his shit. I won't say the name but here is a quote from a young...

the DJ Pierre they are talking about is the same guy as Jukestrafe, btw. Why they picked him I have no idea. Check Resident Advisor this Friday for more on the roots of the sound, btw. RE DJ Nate: from what I gather from some of my friends who grew up or went to high school around the area...

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well whoever told you that is a fuckin clown might be workin on a new dvd project actually, we'll see.