Couldn’t agree more, I didn’t discover this album years after it was released but I was fucking blown away by what I was hearing. That moment will stick with me forever. If you ever want an album to test a sound system then play this because it’s gonna push it to it’s absolute limits. Perfect album
Nope - it's a sound clip from Blade Runner, spoken by the character Roy Batty. It's a deliberate misquote of William Blake, who wrote rose, instead of fell.
You need to read history to learn two things. 1. Under any definition of dubstep, this has pretty much all of the characteristic elements present and I can't see any way your comment makes sense in a historical context. 2. More importantly, nobody really cares about genres. Your comment completely irrelevant to any reasonable discussion of the music and does not help anyone enjoy it.
@@ruisleipa7014 you're not looking hard enough. for example, if you knew anything about dubstep "back then" you'd know that deep medi is still going strong and that's just scaping the surface.
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As old as this stuff is, just doesn't seem to sound dated. So good.
hahaha, i love old youtube comments.
This is the artist that inspired excision
This is one of my all time fav albums.
I wish theyd get together and make another album as vex'd some time.
Couldn’t agree more, I didn’t discover this album years after it was released but I was fucking blown away by what I was hearing. That moment will stick with me forever. If you ever want an album to test a sound system then play this because it’s gonna push it to it’s absolute limits. Perfect album
8bit game music+UK garage+avangardemetal+grime+ambient+dubstep = vex'd genre
Vex'd is so gooooooooooooooood.
Apparently Vex’d turned up at Ginz’s house (the guy who runs Subtext) and said “we’ve made this, we think it’s garage”
It's more than "Just music", it's a injection of nastiness directly introduced in the brain ! OUCH !!!!
Nope - it's a sound clip from Blade Runner, spoken by the character Roy Batty. It's a deliberate misquote of William Blake, who wrote rose, instead of fell.
THANK FUCKING GOD i had this as a child. I would probably kms if not
still the best dubstep track with wobbles.
one of my fav dubstep tracks and i only have two!
It's breaks
@@zeramoke dark 2 step
Dillinja- the angels fell !
really maaaaad woobbles
This is major hard drugs
verdadera esencia del DUBSTEP... no hay discusión-------------> no se vende.
This is like if Techno Animal's Brotherhood of the Bomb was dubstep
Und du machst mir Kopfschmerzen ;D
Ah yes quality dubstep.
nuff said
mad bass
pff shit, memories
You need to read history to learn two things.
1. Under any definition of dubstep, this has pretty much all of the characteristic elements present and I can't see any way your comment makes sense in a historical context.
2. More importantly, nobody really cares about genres. Your comment completely irrelevant to any reasonable discussion of the music and does not help anyone enjoy it.
the angels fell..
Pete Namlook used the same Blade Runner sample in "The Fires of Ork I", wonder if Vex'd was inspired by that
@xDruqs
Is the second one from shekel? :p
Tunnidge also used this sample if I'm not mistaken
Excision Shambala 2010 set!
wanst it like the 2006 set?
este disco es una joya de arriba a abajo
2018
2015
Yeah its from blade runner I only know that because unkle used it as well.
the blade runner sample? that's been used hundreds of times.. check dillinja's angels fell for my favorite usage of it
I think its from the movie blade runner. Great movie, definitly worth watching
@fearvault toasty - the knowledge
um it's not a version of the song it's in a mix, and the mix had an MC.
just music...
@xDruqs what's your other favorite track?
Yea but this one was released years before
This is what dub step used to sound like, now it's all shit.
can't say it's all shit til you've heard it all :) so keep listening out
+ZachariahMusic no one wants to listen that awful dubstep that is made nowadays
look harder :)
@@ruisleipa7014 you're not looking hard enough. for example, if you knew anything about dubstep "back then" you'd know that deep medi is still going strong and that's just scaping the surface.
Bruh
Blade Runner
read your history books breh
Hold on, gonna do a basic bitch move and mix a square and saw wave and modulate the LFO. BRB...
this genre is called industrial, for those who want to know :D
+gugugaga131 true..it does have that industrial feel.. but for the *most* part, it qualifies as old-school Dubstep (before dub got really popular).
it have some industrial elements, but this is NOT industrial.. Throbbing Gristle
is industrial..
This isn't industrial, Circle of Dust is though.
Dubstep.
Its technically Dubstep, but when this came out dubstep wasnt a thing so they just called it whatever they wanted
This isn't really dubstep.
It really is.
You’re not really you . 😤
EW
Blade Runner