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Corpsey

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FLIRTA D WEARS LEGGINGS LEGGINGS


"Big up Skream — I want five bills yeah?"

I feel like this could be the one dubstep tune Luka likes.

At the time this came out I loved and idolised Skepta and Skream. Great times.

I would religiously listen to this set on my mp3 player (remember those?):

 
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Corpsey

bandz ahoy
That set's so funny

"Are you dumb?"
"Shut ya mout rudeboy"
"Go on then, Go on then"

Like a sketch show or something.

I remember the absolute disgust on dubstepforum when I confidently announced that JME was by far the best grime MC :crylarf:
 

craner

Beast of Burden
I tried, but it is too sublime for simple words. I wrote "atmospheric city music" but that didn't really cut it.
 

catalog

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that grime set you posted was pretty good, i managed to have about 20 mins of it before my wife came in and put alanis morisette on
 

RWY

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Write something, you layabouts!

Global Electronic Network ‎– Time Square

It's the sound of arriving in Berlin late in the evening after a 6+ hour train journey from somewhere else in Europe - Amsterdam, Warsaw, Prague. Gazing through the window, trying your best not to catch the attention of your refection, you observe the last embers of an orange sun flickering behind the silhouettes of the overhead cantary and tower blocks. Through your headphones, you hear the muffled announcement of the running order of the city's station stops: "BERLIN-SPANDAU", "BERLIN-HAUPTBAHNHOF", "BERLIN-OSTBAHNHOF". You are hit with the jolt of adrenaline that accompanies arriving in a new city for the first time, followed by a gradual, lingering feeling of deferred FOMO - history once happened here, but not anymore.
 

Corpsey

bandz ahoy
Global Electronic Network ‎– Time Square

It's the sound of arriving in Berlin late in the evening after a 6+ hour train journey from somewhere else in Europe - Amsterdam, Warsaw, Prague. Gazing through the window, trying your best not to catch the attention of your refection, you observe the last embers of an orange sun flickering behind the silhouettes of the overhead cantary and tower blocks. Through your headphones, you hear the muffled announcement of the running order of the city's station stops: "BERLIN-SPANDAU", "BERLIN-HAUPTBAHNHOF", "BERLIN-OSTBAHNHOF". You are hit with the jolt of adrenaline that accompanies arriving in a new city for the first time, followed by a gradual, lingering feeling of deferred FOMO - history once happened here, but not anymore.

See? That was well worth it.

And now I'm actually going to listen to what you posted.
 

version

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Other than Lyot Rmx, I think this is the only thing I've listened to for a couple of days. Very warm - feels like being in a bar with a good crowd after a few drinks.

 
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WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
Other than Lyot Rmx, I think this is the only thing I've listened to for a couple of days. Very warm - feels like being in a bar with a good crowd after a few drinks.


Check some of the Garcia band’s various incarnations, 71-onward with Merl Saunders, any gigs with John Kahn. Pretty much all of the Pure Jerry releases are solid, plus the Live Volumes with Ron Tutt on drums are juicy. Once you pass a certain threshold heroin kills the focus, but there’s stacks of good music prior to that tide turning

https://www.discogs.com/artist/481382-The-Jerry-Garcia-Band
 
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