Me, telling disinterested Zoomers how good E was before 2009

remember when Snoop Dogg made a dubstep crossover before the brostep fad started and made "Snoop Dogg Millionaire" shirts?

No more big room speed garage we need plumbers

This guy speaks like a toxic version of a Will Ferrell character

Deadly

That Louis Theroux documentary: v watchable and jolting but a bit too much ‘look at the dangerous weirdos’ and not enough ‘why are there so many dangerous weirdos and what’s the path out of the dangerous weirdos’ imo.

Explaining to overseas friends that my country has one IMAX screen and it’s in an abandoned mall and I get discounted tickets via my roadside assistance membership

This is like seeing the Mona Lisa be painted

The influx in DJ and producers over the last 10 years just makes the scene even cooler. It just shows how many people are super fans of the music. It still takes years and dedication to become a master still, and it’s our job to educate not discourage.

people who still listen to full length dj mixes (audio only, no video) are pure of heart and mind

where is zippyshare when i need it the most

the pride in leaving the EU while simultaneously literally every service degrading makes little Britain look more and more like a documentary rather than satire.

growing up in NZ I used to dream of moving to the UK. Thankfully I didn’t. Every trip is the most painful experience possible. The ridiculous rules, pointless beauracracy complete and utter lack of service make southern Europe, yes even malta seem efficient in comparison.

If you don't want your favorite DJ to play zero songs you recognize, what you want is a concert

music history lesson: dubstep and footwork are both just really fast house music with the beat chopped in half that developed in different continents Addison Groove - Footcrab was the first big crossover track in 2010 that brought footwork to the dubstep scene

@Humanstein @clownmalenko I don't think I've ever been angrier at a fundamentally accurate post, in my life.

Wow I just noticed @discogs auto filters your want list based on which records are actually for sale in the region of your current shipping address. That probably seems like a good feature to them, but it's horrible for people with addresses in two countries.

“we need a resolution” - aailyah

“What About Us” by Brandy has one of the craziest instrumentals ever heard on an R&B track, Darkchild was insane for this.

twitter is also evil, but somehow, a lesser evil... which is horrifying