Drum & Bass thread.Music
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- Murcie LP710
Not exactly better than "all other music" by any means but I do like my D'n'B. Mainly Pendulum and The Qemists though.
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D&B is made with instruments.
If you look at the history of D&B it originated from Jamaican music, a type of music called 'dub' and then got big in London. The original D&B tracks sound very tinny and like a drum kit type sound to them.
Peshay - Piano Tune is a prime example.
If you look at the history of D&B it originated from Jamaican music, a type of music called 'dub' and then got big in London. The original D&B tracks sound very tinny and like a drum kit type sound to them.
Peshay - Piano Tune is a prime example.
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Dubstep whoops D&B any day...
Knock Yo Self OUT...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-ymuFzsnwU&feature=related
litsen on 720 for best sound, its worth it!
Knock Yo Self OUT...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-ymuFzsnwU&feature=related
litsen on 720 for best sound, its worth it!
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- Negrumir
Thread title is 100% opinion... and an incorrect one at that. 
Frankly, I do not like Drum and Base very much, most tracks in the sub-genre that I do like, could probably be classified in another genre anyway. (Usually House, Trance, Dubstep, or even the main "Techno" genre.)
The above video (Peshay - Piano Tune) has an extremely similar beat to this:..
...except it lacks almost all of the other instruments. And honestly, as much as I love the RR4 soundtrack, that particular song is one of my least favorites fro the simple fact that it has too much percussion for my taste.
Most true DnB that I've heard is either just some stuff all mixed together on a computer, or some dude pounding away on a drum set. The latter of which I respect for the talent involved and neither of which I care to listen to for extended periods of time.
I'm just not a fan of (and don't understand the point of) a music track with only a beat and almost no other instruments. Shoot, even Dumbstep has dail-up modem connection sounds.
(Just kidding, I like dubstep... some of it.)
Frankly, I do not like Drum and Base very much, most tracks in the sub-genre that I do like, could probably be classified in another genre anyway. (Usually House, Trance, Dubstep, or even the main "Techno" genre.)
The above video (Peshay - Piano Tune) has an extremely similar beat to this:..
...except it lacks almost all of the other instruments. And honestly, as much as I love the RR4 soundtrack, that particular song is one of my least favorites fro the simple fact that it has too much percussion for my taste.
Most true DnB that I've heard is either just some stuff all mixed together on a computer, or some dude pounding away on a drum set. The latter of which I respect for the talent involved and neither of which I care to listen to for extended periods of time.
I'm just not a fan of (and don't understand the point of) a music track with only a beat and almost no other instruments. Shoot, even Dumbstep has dail-up modem connection sounds.
(Just kidding, I like dubstep... some of it.)
Look up Skream - Heavy Hitter.
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I listen to just about everything except country music... Ha ha ha makes me want to slit my wrists... Just kidding.... But yes i don't like country music.. lately i have been listening to DUBSTEP... I really like DATSIK,Love the bass effects.
