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    Quote Originally Posted by Solitaire Entertainments Ltd View Post
    Me neither, but I have just ordered a MOS CD just so I know what it sounds like and I have some in my collection should I ever need it...
    lets just hope you never need it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Booche View Post
    I've played this many a time, always with a great reaction to a dubstep crowd
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    Quote Originally Posted by RabbittsKaraoke View Post
    Is this even possible to blow up the whole circuitry in a club?!
    "blow up" = no

    trip an MCB or RCBO = yes

    Bass heavy music genres can pull high amperages for short bursts (when the bassline drops) and whilst a breaker typically has a degree of tolerance, there is a limit. A VZ5K or Infinite 8 MkII on a 16a breaker is a good example - it's not difficult to pull well over 20a with these size amplifiers.

    In non-plc clubs where things often (but not always) tend to be done on a budget, it is not unusual to see "too many" amplifiers shared on individual breakers, therefore it can be quite easy for Dumbstep-DJ-Redlights-In-da-house to take a circuit out. But that shouldn't take the lighting circuits & the tills & chillers out. Although I guess a complete blackout makes better drama.

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    I bet you wished you'd never asked now Rabbitt!

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    Indeed!!!

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    mos sound of dubstep is a terrible album!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RealSounds View Post
    mos sound of dubstep is a terrible album!
    Because....?

    Not that I like the music anyway, but always willing to learn.

    Are you going to be a dubstep snob and tell me all the tunes are old or something?

    MOS don't have a track record of releasing terrible albums.

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    Dubstep is huge down in bournemouht town and in university / student nights in general. We have a couple of purely dubstep & d n b nights during the week.

    Cant say ive been to them as pure dubstep all night just isnt me, but it is extremely popular at the moment with the 18 / 20 somethings.

    Dubstep commericial remixes, like the calvin harris, ellie goulding mixes etc are really effective, but some it can be complete rubbish.
    If you've got proms up and coming I would definately get some commerical dubstep remixes as its highly likely some 'the lads' will ask for some.
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    In no particular Order:

    Doctor P: Sweetshop
    Tc: Wheres My Money (Caspa Remix)
    Foreign Beggers: Seven Figure Swagger (BAR9 Remix)
    Joy Orbison: Hypf Mngo
    Simian Mobile Disco: Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix)
    Nick Correlli and Tom Piper: Indisco (BAR9 Remix)
    MJ Cole: Sincere (Nero Remix)
    La Roux: In For The Kill (Skreams Lets Get Ravey Remix)
    Ellie Goulding: Starry Eyed (Jakwob Remix)
    Magnetic Man: I Need Air (Red Light Remix)

    I'm ok with dubstep. However I think it will be one of those fads that is likely to be forgotten about within the next 18 months or so, probably a couple more Katy B's then it will go chavy . . and then gone

    Any one remember baseline?

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    Dubstep has been around for a while, I think it's just started to get popular because of Magnetic Man / Katy B and the La Roux - In For The Kill (Skream Lets Get Ravey remix) which I personally don't think is a good example of Dubstep.

    I don't think a full night of Dubstep would be particularly entertaining ... if we've got an event like that we usually start off with some Electro / break type stuff and then move into Dubstep and finish off with some Drum and Bass.

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