Best/favorite Dubstep

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery

Don't worry. This is a trend worth skipping.

I don't think he'd care too much for the sound you love either, Sean.
Those screamin' guitars seem to find the sensitive spot on old folks spines.

[CarterM]

One of my favorite dubstep tracks:
Sub Antix - Oracle

Great video:
Porter Robinson - Spitfire

[Brandon Zalinsky]

Dr. P- Tetris remix.


HAHAHAHA

[Molten]

Originally Posted by Flak-Bait

Dr. P- Tetris remix.

Another classic ruined. What has this world come to?

Jason

[Garrett.d.w]

I love the fact that while visiting the links in the posts above, the youtube "add generator" decided that I would like a "Geek dating website".

Anyway, very catchy song Deadmou5 "Moar Ghosts N Stuff"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXWk-...eature=related

[Blackphantom91]

Pretty much skrillex and excision at this point this is one of my favorites.

Bassnectar is really good also.

[Lil' Lavery]

Originally Posted by Koko Ed

I don't think he'd care too much for the sound you love either, Sean.
Those screamin' guitars seem to find the sensitive spot on old folks spines.

That's the point.

[thenomnivore]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcLqV...ure=plpp_video
also gets me moving

[Koko Ed]

They were rockin' some serious dubstep first thing in the morning for the volunteers @ DC ( The Americorps kids loved it. Not so sure the older volunteers were crazy about it). I think the AV crew had their iPod on before the DJ arrived. I don't think FIRST has approved any dubstep for the competions (the closest they may come is if they approve of Pendulum's Set Me on Fire to make the cut).

I regret starting this thread....

I honestly had no idea what Dubstep was, so I asked for some good examples. Probably shouldn't have.

Human ears were not made to handle that much wub.

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by SuperNerd256

I regret starting this thread....

I honestly had no idea what Dubstep was, so I asked for some good examples. Probably shouldn't have.

Human ears were not made to handle that much wub.

People who listen to dubstep get possessed by the beat (actually it's their nerve endings reacting to the overwhelming shock of that bass ripping through their bodies).

[Barry Bonzack]

I clicked on a few links to give them a try, while still doing other things. I was listening to 3 songs at the same time, and didn't realize it.

[nitneylion452]

Originally Posted by Barry Bonzack

I clicked on a few links to give them a try, while still doing other things. I was listening to 3 songs at the same time, and didn't realize it.

Seems easy enough to do.

wub...wubwubwubwubwubwubwubwubwubwubwubwub...wub.. wub..wuuuuuuuub

is easy to blend with

wub...wubwubwubwubwubwub....wubwubwubwubwubwub..wu bwubwub...wub

[Schnabel]

This has been my favorite song for a while, then this video appeared.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBStb...e_gdata_player

[Bill_B]

Originally Posted by SuperNerd256

I regret starting this thread....

I honestly had no idea what Dubstep was, so I asked for some good examples. Probably shouldn't have.

Human ears were not made to handle that much wub.

Dubstep is where the wubba defeats the ode.