Horsepower productions - Fat Larry's Skank

[@brain.in.a.body.]

I want to frame this and show it in a museum

[@TheLegendaryZed]

one of the classics that defined the sound

[@gordomcc]

nice post...f**k'n killer tune... straight from J. to me....

[@Fujiwaradubstep]

such a nice movie!! deserved to be sampled. jah!!

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

Take me back to 2010 please

[@Audunforgard]

Original jam from original headz♥️🎶🥁🍻

[@subenaugen8974]

Jungle flava!!

[@Bootstrap193]

whole album is gold

[@R3ST1NP1SS]

Dope tune!!!!!

[@metalfacedoom71]

choon of all choons

[@subenaugen8974]

A lot of early Jungle influences...

[@bermuda333]

such a Skream type sound

[@logoscafe]

It's true dude. The UK artists just have Electronic Music mastered like no one else. Meanwhile Americans couldn't be farther off, save for 5 or 6 guys.

[@RyanCorpse]

SNIX SNIX SNIX

[@CHRONICG13]

kode9 did do a remix, but this track (the original) features himself and culprit

[@OfficialHemp]

old Skool Dubplate, propa Bo'!

[@johncanard4882]

classic

[@dani4ever]

how many bpm's does this have? I'm kind of a noob with some intrest in mixing, for my own pleasure. But tracks like this make it hard for me to count the beats, Digital Mystikz confuse me a lot in some tracks too. This mixes better with some old-school garage than with proper dubstep, right?

[@dani4ever]

***** Thanks :)

[@Komodo1312]

Daniel Gonçalves all8 (dot) com/tools/bpm.htm i always use this tool :)

[@TheLegendaryZed]

Rei Bob I think it's 133? So yes, definitely better with garage. this is from when the sound was still forming and dubstep wasn't really a term yet.

[@dani4ever]

TheLegendaryZed Ok, thanks :)

[@boraicheedoe5488]

It 138 I believe

[@hayaMLa]

yeah quantum will always be my favorite aswell.

[@Jungleros]

don't post about that guy with the glasses here, don't spoil this sacred upload!

[@popcornfan78XD]

deep

[@Ghost-i5i]

We created electronic music tho.

[@MCpapalop2]

@DreamxLand420 don't wanna go around admitting that, especially when benny ill is involved

[@03lucky]

is this not made with kode 9???

[@logoscafe]

Fair Enough. But imagine a beggar taking a hollow block of wood with a hole and tying 3 fishing lines across it. Another man sees this and rides off the idea, making a fully functional acoustic guitar out of beautiful koa wood. Who has truly created a guitar? Technically the beggar's guitar meets the standards, but the true art came from the second man. He was influenced, tho. I know this is a dramatic analogy :) Music is subjective but the Brits' EDM is massive compared to America's, imo!

[@hayaMLa]

does this count? - Truth - No chance (ft. Datsik) watch?v=Gublj7hql0k

[@SouljaDubstep]

Thank you for giving a perfect example of what I hate in Skrillex. His fan boys

[@OneMezMusic]

You exist far outside the roots of the electronic music scene, and I'm sure those on the inside couldn't care less for your opinion. If your exposure is coming from "So you think you can dance?", you have no credentials...

[@TheGeraldemerald]

@DreamxLand420 I trust you are being ironic here...

[@Ozzieization]

@DreamxLand420 Skrellex never came from here...... He didnt even know wot this shit was..!! This is the roots to Dubstep foo not that shit that has flooded the U.S

[@bongambassador]

yer thts alrite lot beta than his robot shit but qauntums stil my favrite by him

[@davidlittlejohns]

No more skrill talk. Honestly. That's all I ever see on anything remotely related to 2step or dub. It does a huge disservice to the entire scene...a scene that is about way more than just who is doing what they're doing more correctly than the next. All this internet tribal posturing is a huge bring down for me. I make my own music and just want to contribute to the musical fabric that shaped me as an individual. I invite you to check out my channel. No S______x talk though...

[@MadpumpkinTunes]

UHmmm even if you like the heavier style dubstep ill think ull find the UK started that too with artists like flux pavilion and nero.......dont think that the US was the first or the best to make dubstep into dance club music we shat on our own doorstep long before you did. and artists like starkey better represent US dubstep anyway

[@stancedkilla4424]

Glad to listen to the roots of my favorite genre. Honestly I consider Skrillex Dubstep (bro step is nonexistent really....) and Datsik is Dubstep especially. They revolutionized the genre in a great way. That's what they're supposed to do as the next generation. Datsik combined the old school sound with some new stuff and Skrillex combined other electronic genres into Dubsteo form. If Benga and Skream like the new artists why are we bashing them? Just shut up and enjoy the fact that you can listen different types of Dubstep

[@user-jz8dd3zj8e]

Finally! Someone with rationality in taste!

[@Almostbakerzero]

+Jaia Rojas maybe because skrillex is not even close to being a dedicated dubstepper. Datsik used to make and still occasionally makes huge dubstep banger, while theres only 1 or 2 famous dubstep tunes made by skrill, the rest being electro house or complextro type of thing. or overpaced dubstep. or trap. so, while i dont think we need to slaughter skrillex to a slow painful death, i still dont consider him an outstandingly good producer, and definetely not one who revolutionized dubstep as a genre.

[@user-jz8dd3zj8e]

xHitmanx357 hipster

[@user-jz8dd3zj8e]

xHitmanx357 look who's talking

[@drudkhead]

that ain't dubplate

[@0vaDaWudz]

you must be dizzy cuz hahahahaha. 100% waste

[@fukurdeity]

Ok.....so I really like the "crap" and "garbage" you people keep talking about so I googled "Real dubstep artists" it brought me here. This is absoulte garbage.....I don't know how you can even call this crap music. That Alex Clare song is what turned me on to dubstep. They did a remix to it and it was incredible. Then my wife was watching a stupid ass show called "So you think you can dance?" and they had this guy named Cyrus dancing to it and I fell in love with the music. THIS is SHIT

[@MrNimtiz]

Maybe if you knew that dubstep was not all about drops and mid range bass. Dubstep has always been about bass and it deals with sub. This song is one of the early precursors to the dubstep movement.

[@sebastianlindon1673]

Even if this isn't dubstep, it still doesn't sound good.

[@Echemusic]

variety is the spice of life. if we all liked the same things life would be boring. I like this song so much i can't understand how someone could think it was anything less than amazing so i imagine it is vice versa if you don't like it. With dubstep like this and dubstep by real artists, it is that it is very much about the scene, listening to the music on big sound systems in the dance. it is easy to misunderstand real dubstep, especially if you are fond of the edm off shoot genre. Real dubstep is primal, spiritual and living underground scene. the world is just lacking good dubstep nights atm, like the good nights are out here but there aren't as many as they should be

[@willbournerv2259]

hey man, youre entitled to your opinion. nothing wrong with disliking it, but this album is masterfully produced, and, along with El-B, they helped lay the foundations of dubstep as a movement.

[@snakeheadseth1932]

this has groove tho