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I remember going to a metalheadz gig in Swansea... in the big uni hall... I think about 100 people turned up (where there is capacity for a few 1000)...

mind you, it gave us more room to jump around like madmen.. :hihi:

Ben
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Glooper wrote:I always enjoyed jumping around like a madman, though...;)
i do that to a lot of genres of music, it's either that or the "slow, side to side shuffle"

was never good at dancing :(

:hihi:

steve.
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Glooper wrote:I dunno.. I always just jumped around like a madman to DnB songs in me local DnB club... ;)

Ben
I like to do both tbh... You can do the madman stuff when it gets intense and the bassline stuff when it isn't... At least it said so on a documentary on BBC2. :hihi:
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Music with dinner is an insult both to the cook and the violinist.
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oh ok,if were explaning on that basis i apologise :)

my track is made using beats from an actual voodoo zombie ritual :)
anyone who doesnt realise that you aint really supposed to dance your just supposed to be under my control at the end,ie my zombie,so i suppose i could order you to dance,ya see :D

i imagine less than a few people on this forum have ever actually witnessed this ceremony :D
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the slow side to side shuffle?.. is that a waltz?..:)

I tried salsa dancing once... but I was pretty crap

Ben
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vurt ... you get my PM the other day BTW ???

slainte :? rob
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hehe yeah im waitin 6 months before i get back at ya :P
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fair enough ... not like its anything to get ANGRY over is it ???

slainte :hihi: rob
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griels wrote:
Glooper wrote:I dunno.. I always just jumped around like a madman to DnB songs in me local DnB club... ;)

Ben
I like to do both tbh... You can do the madman stuff when it gets intense and the bassline stuff when it isn't... At least it said so on a documentary on BBC2. :hihi:
ah...BBC2 keeps courses on how to dance dnb now? :-o

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tommo wrote: ah...BBC2 keeps courses on how to dance dnb now? :-o

:hihi:
Yeah, presented by the GLC, they call it Bogling University :o
Music with dinner is an insult both to the cook and the violinist.
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pHz wrote:fair enough ... not like its anything to get ANGRY over is it ???

slainte :hihi: rob


i wanna sit and have a proper listen tbh,but you know how it is in the summer holidays for parents i take it :o
we dont get aminute to ourselves :cry:

initial runthroughs sounds good tho 8)
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take your time ... the rest of them arent PROPER annoyed at us yet i dont think ...

slainte ;) rob
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griels wrote:
tommo wrote: ah...BBC2 keeps courses on how to dance dnb now? :-o

:hihi:
Yeah, presented by the GLC, they call it Bogling University :o

i was bogling to squarepusher last night :D
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vurt wrote:
i was bogling to squarepusher last night :D
Phew... Not Aswad then? :lol:

Is bogling the new tango? Inquiring minds need to know!
Music with dinner is an insult both to the cook and the violinist.
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Lady J wrote: Jump and Wind as well as Warbug's entry this month are called "Drum N Bass" as a genre (see also jungle). People dance to the Bass Line or the steady snare hitting on the 2 and 4 of the songs not the hyperspeed polybeats themselves. You could always tell someone who just didnt get it at a rave when they'd be convulsing and having spasms to the fast breakbeats (and quickly became tired out) vs. people who were stepping to the bass line.
weird - it's the complete opposite over here! ;-)

how is it possible to not dance fast to this?
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