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Redstar is a different beast nowadays though isn't it?! the bar area is quite (shudder) flash... and the N2O is no more! like it better without the stage though Change The Game Starkey Remix was tune of the night for me, sounded absolutely rinsing Oneman terrorised as standard

well indeed, i was thinking of putting this in the rustie thread but i dunno, i guess he reflects what i feel dubstep as a term should be allowed to mean, so i figured why not... but yeh i think he's rinsing it, too many sick tracks to list

heavy has anyone else been clocking how ridiculously good Starkey has recently been coming? his new tracks are incredible

haha have you guys checked Ryan Leslie's myspace? some sick edited videos of his creative process... what a g. he seems like quite a joker also he's amazing actually

track 2 on the boomkat samples is mint too. wasn't sure about their other stuff, but this 12 sounded awesome

Man Make Music M.Y. Party Sat 29th March somewhere out East 10-7am ROOM 1 (Abacus Soundsystem) Chef (Fwd/ Rinse) Oneman (Standard Place) L-Vis 1990 Martelo Casper C MMM DJs: Sketchy, Another Amit ROOM 2 (Loophole Services) Nathan Fake (Live- Border Community) Noel Mas (MMM)...

yeh i don't mean to say that broken beat is more complex, by any means, especially with regard to outcome... just that the technique is different (i think), and the rhythmic feel is therefore different. i might be completely on the wrong track with this stuff though, i dunno

i always imagined that the distinction came mostly in terms of the degree of break chopping... i.e. jungle and other 'breakbeat' music always use fatter splices of breakbeat, wheras broken beat always seems like single hits step-programmed (sliced up out of 'live' breaks, and retaining a more...

you know they plays from laptop now though? i was surprised by that... the tunes they played when i saw them amazed me though, loved every minute of it Benjy there are loads of these things in London, i would recommend just getting down to one, similarly i have found that home listening...

it was absolutely sick wasn't it. that lot know how to do parties walked in as Plastician was dropping Artwork and all sorts of amazing early dubstep and grimey garage, with Bruza and Badness spitting all over them... just a single red light, a hench system and a low ceiling, i thought hmm...

yeh, its incredibly annoying. i've found the same with Emotions too :mad:

cheers nomos :)

sounds ideal! thanks for the advice guys :)

whats the deal with these? are some 'better' than others, and if so why?

fo sho

one of my favourite things :D

ahhhhhhhh

my question - what is 'MOR'? what does it stand for and what deliniates it? i understand it to mean sort of over-sentimental Capital FM fare, but wonder if there's more precision to it than that?

yeh but as i understand it its slightly more complicated... firstly there is another positive meaning... for example if a dj 'rinses it' then they have done a very good job also as i see it if a dj rinses a tune then it doesn't necessarily mean to the point of ennui, just that they have been...

yeh i actually much prefer the CD! but i quite like plinky plonky stuff i guess. some of the vinyl material i loved at first but it reminds me too much of feeling numb in clubs! some of those tracks are still wicked though