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Did anyone see the scrolling text on the stage? At one point the text came up, "Since this concert has started, 10,000 African children have died". Nice to see Bob Geldolf on a good ole killing spree, poor kids only wanted some food.

Apparently the garage producer Sticky is heavily influenced by glue. :rolleyes:

Tripwire is SOOOO last year. The new thing is Deep Guinean Electro-Cuntsmash-Splash Dub. Its big in W5 only and because the majority of the music is based around one note played constantly for ten minutes with a braying donkey for backing, clubs have refused to hold events. This has led to a...

I'd like to see Ghetto in there, I think confusion would reign

The whole RnG concept (apart from the awful name, it sounds like its just begging America) is good, it shows a maturity within the scene that recognises its potential for outward expansion. It can't all be angry young black guys screaming over a couple of pots and pans for ever can it? One...

Ha sorry, I didn't mean to insult the track, I meant the fact that i'd heard a track I liked on 1xtra and now everyone knows it... I'm very greedy like that, I like the great tracks to be kept underground! :D I don't think it's overrated - maybe has Crazy In Love overtones but I think she...

First heard it on Rampage's show on 1xtra about 2-3 months ago...absolutely loved it then, finally managed to find it and then I see its coming out and everyone's playing it! So much for being cutting edge...still, Amerie makes up for it by looking hot in that video :eek:

I don't think you give Bruza enough credit for the intelligence of his lyrics...compared to the vast majority of MCs who use simple one line repeats, Bruza actually changes up his flow completely, and combines that with an East-End mockney cockney effect...all in all hitting the spot in my...

Sometimes I think some of you take the concept of music and stretch it a liiiitttle too far.... Personally I enjoy it, its nice to see some quality garage back in its original form. Can't beat a good breakdown and a funky bline, MJ Cole is king of those at present. But fair enough, I guess it...

Obviously grime is the "in-thing" right now and rightly so, but there is also a thriving 4/4 scene out there. You could say very much rising from the ashes of their predecessors are some very good (technically and track-wise) producers out there right now. My personal selections are Duncan...

In my opinion i'd say the best 4/4 producers are Misty Dubs, Artifact, Duncan Powell, Delinquents and Scandalous Unlimited (wouldn't of highlighted them again since they've only had a couple of 4/4 releases but I've just heard their Music Is My Life remix and I love it!)

Purple is really the thinking man's MC, good deep lyrics (though I have heard his content go a bit too "west" at times with talk of abuse). I think when he finds the balance between catchy and deep lyrics then he'll definately find more acceptance across the board. Personally I'm a big fan, rare...

Or the DJs, I saw one hiding underneath the decks who reloaded about half the tracks.

Big night, too many undeserved reloads tho!

Are we talking Rachel Stevens et al here? If so I'm pretty sure they're going to be totally based around Pro Tools/Logic/Cubase etc. in professional studios, rather than crammed round Fruity which is generally looked upon as a toy amongst music producers. I know of 2 people who have paid for...

I'd say 150% of it is...that extra 50% is for the tracks that haven't been made yet but will be done with cracked software. One of the major reasons for the rise of grime, the accessibility of the internet and pirated software.

Enjoyed the instrumental mix a lot, some big tracks. Downloading the other one now...

Just seen this on RWD, nothing too controversial but a good piece with Dizzee, check it here: http://www.varsity.co.uk/mambo/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8415&Itemid=57

Not out yet, but very very big.

Out to all those who know about the glist queue at Fabric... I'm sure you'll enjoy most of the night FROM OUTSIDE... From past experience I turned down glist and bought tickets, you can walk straight in with pre-purchase rather than wait for ages.