I Hate Breakcore

by fap* » Mon Aug 13, 2007 11:23 pm

rtificial wrote:Bong Ra always seems to come off as a genuine nice guy.

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after watching that, i thought, shit if i saw him in pubic i would not hesitate to go up and talk to him.

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by **PEPCORE** » Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:52 am

Yeah, he comes across as a mellow nice guy.

by **dean** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 9:44 am

the best quote has to be society suckers' statement...

"we needed a kind of music that was too fucked-up for these neo-nazi gabber guys with their VW-cars, their blonde bimbos and bomber jackets, but was perfect for acid ravers and punks"

by **PEPCORE** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 10:39 am

Yeah, i liked that one too, fuck the nazis :twisted:

by **Dj Doreetoh** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 3:11 pm

tho i wouldnt mind blond bimbos gettin into breakcore....

by **Silent Frog** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 4:31 pm

dean wrote:the best quote has to be society suckers' statement...

"we needed a kind of music that was too fucked-up for these neo-nazi gabber guys with their VW-cars, their blonde bimbos and bomber jackets, but was perfect for acid ravers and punks"

I saw Society Suckers at Glade and he was immense! Any idea what his recorded stuff is like?

by **rtificial** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 4:54 pm

Silent Frog wrote:
dean wrote:the best quote has to be society suckers' statement...

"we needed a kind of music that was too fucked-up for these neo-nazi gabber guys with their VW-cars, their blonde bimbos and bomber jackets, but was perfect for acid ravers and punks"

I saw Society Suckers at Glade and he was immense! Any idea what his recorded stuff is like?

http://www.myspace.com/societysuckers

Have at it. Yes that quote from him in the film was golden. I have an audio interview with him on some podcast...but that comp is crashed so I'll have to search around for where I got it from.

by **extinctionspasm** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:26 pm

Drop da Lime seemed like a bit of a cunt too.

He came to sydney and my friend paid 40 bucks each or something for us to go see him at some super club and he played bad miami bass all night. We stayed for about 15 mins then went to the pub and listened to kate bush on the juke box!!

by **dean** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:50 am

Silent Frog wrote:I saw Society Suckers at Glade and he was immense! Any idea what his recorded stuff is like?

i would definately recommend the 2 karl marx stadt eps on lux nigra: dark breakcore, techno, drones with an industrial touch. also, the new ep on suburban trash is excellent - more in a funny / heavy / ravy / sickish manner...

edit:
http://www.discogs.com/release/155088
http://www.discogs.com/release/418780
http://www.discogs.com/release/970706 ... cheesemonsters are go!

by **Silent Frog** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 11:53 am

Cheers! I'll check it out.

by **kvkvg** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:52 pm

extinctionspasm wrote:Drop da Lime seemed like a bit of a cunt too.

He came to sydney and my friend paid 40 bucks each or something for us to go see him at some super club and he played bad miami bass all night. We stayed for about 15 mins then went to the pub and listened to kate bush on the juke box!!

Ah, yes mr lime. Possibly the greatest brakcore producer ever, then he turned his back on it all and decided to go all house on us.
he once sent me a really nice email, very surportive and nothing like how he acted during the documenty. but even then he was telling me how bored of breakcore he had become.

be warned: never ever buy drop the lime tickets, if you hoping for breakcore, it wont happen. its all about the funk for him...more girls, innit, safe, buzzin!

by **matt bleak** » Wed Sep 19, 2007 1:45 pm

DISEMBOWELLED wrote:Yeah, some very intelligent things were actually said about breakcore (e.g. it being "anti-dance music" and an "anti-genre" as opposed to a "genre").
And is it me or did venetian snares come off as a fucking arrogant dickhead in that interview?? especially compared to the other producers like Aaron Spectre who seems really down to earth and cool about the whole thing...

this doco blows goats in a major way - fools like drop the lime, sorry but what does this guy have 2 do with breakcore? and if according to most of the artists appearing in 'notes...' breakcore is dead, then why are forums like this one in existence? oh no, there i go again ' 'hating on people' cos 'they're getting all the attention'...hahaha... :twisted:

by **kvkvg** » Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:15 pm

matt bleak wrote:this doco blows goats in a major way - fools like drop the lime, sorry but what does this guy have 2 do with breakcore? :

Friend, you should really check out the sweet desire ep he did a few years back, it's fucking hardcore to the hilt.
i truly reckon that his breakcore is amonst the best, he had his own unique sound and he managed to squeeze a bit of emotional range into his tracks also (certain tracks from his album, 'this means forever' could be descibed as beauitful in places)

but the fact he has abondoned it all for this 'bass' music, because apparently 'everyone one in NY is doing breakcore' does prove he is a fool. he wont even mention it in interviews anymore it's as if he is ashamed of his own back catolouge...very sad.

by **creator** » Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:03 pm

i saw this the other day, i cant help but not like vsnares,
his tunes are great, but hes an ass and a half.

by **creator** » Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:06 pm

no way, im hosting a drop the lime gig in october,
i spoke with him on the email,
he gave me a bunch of vsts, he hasnt gone all pussy has he?

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