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i dunno if i'm listening to really ferocious dancehall or grime anymore.

do jamaicans know what is going down in london? they need to know.

Half the street culture IN london comes from Jamaicans. Do they send it back fi deh home bredren? Lord knows.

I like the viciousness of Dancehall, mind. Capletonnn!

I am wearing whatever I could find that was clean.

[blows everyone's minds]

hello to you too

blimey, i used to live in brighton! where are they putting on dubstep nights? do they still have reggae on a monday night down at the volk's?

Yes they do! The Volks rocks my sox, but I avoid Dancehall night as it's full of surly jamaican guys / hungry "thick" ladies gyrating. >_>

on a general note -

what exactly is this forum? i just got here via searching for dubstep and am a bit confused. is it really some kind of shopping discussion place? can that sort of thing really be so popular?

they should have a 'how the fek did you end up here?' thread in this forum:D

cosigned. I'm hoping to build my fashion sense somewhat, as a lot of people round here dress like utter mongs. but I don't want to jump in the deep end, as I feel I might fall prey to 1) intense narcissism or 2) a ruined wallet.

I probably had more fun with SSX overall though. While it wasn't the most polished game ever in terms of gameplay and competitiveness or whatever, it was just incredibly fun. There were just so many "holy shit dude did you just see that" moments.

with you 100%, on the series as a whole. Though I'm afraid the Ubers sway me (especially the music... that song MAKES me dance). SSX3 onward lost its raw playability in favour of depth and "character development."

Fly53 summer blazer

Addict vest (aka wifebeater) for the gym

sorted.

Sonic The Hedgehog 2

Micro Machines V3

Rocket Knight Adventures

Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego

Super Street Fighter Turbo

Monkey Island 3

SSX Tricky

Ratchet & Clank 3

I am indecisive...

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I like the occasional electro, and a few rare indie remixes are dope, but on the whole Nu Rave makes me want to eat my own ears.

Or more accurately eyes, with the number of skinny twunts you see in London wearing nothing but neon with impeccably awful hair.

Officially my first post on the Forum, probably because I feel about 10x more confident talking about music than I do fashion.

Hello.

Been into my Dubstep since 2005 (when it didn't quite have a name yet) and repping hard in the Brighton scene since. Got some great nights here... Dubpressure since day dot, and more recently Square Roots / Sureskank. The 15k Gramps soundsystem will most likely be the death of me (but I can't say I didn't have a good run). Obviously the main action's on dubstepforum.com, but I'll help anyone out in whatever way I can.

Hold tight