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garage sessions - history of dubstep special @ play.fm, 5.3.2006

history of dubstep special

immer mehr menschen zeigen interesse am dubstep, aber viele der neuen dubstep fans wissen sehr wenig über die enstehung und entwicklung dieser musikrichtung, die im 2 step garage ihre wurzeln hat. bei unseren nächsten sendung werden wir durch alle phasen in der entwicklung von dubstep durchgehen und sie kommentieren. zu jeder phase werden einige tracks im mix präsentiert - from "stonecold" to "midnight request line" and everything in between.

sunday, 05.03.2006, 22:00 - 00:00 cet
(live + recorded)





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~Burial

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ahhm,
am So, 5.3.06 von 22:00-24:00 oder??
weil das Datum/Zeit im Post is Panoptikum!!
bin schon gespannt und werde lauschen...

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quote:

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Originally posted by royaltouch
ahhm,
am So, 5.3.06 von 22:00-24:00 oder??
weil das Datum/Zeit im Post is Panoptikum!!

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stimmt, danke

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"It's dark. That tune's never left my head. That tune is still going around my head from the first time I heard it. And the thing about those drums: they're still the future. It's not a lost art – people still don't know how to do those drums. It's an unknown thing. It's like the last fucking secret left in music: how you do those drums. I've tried. I've locked myself away and tried. And the thing about garage is: the more you look at it like some tech-boy producer, the less you get it."
~Burial

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