Inspectah Deck to release "Dubstep" remix of Manifesto

Can't say I'm excited about that, those U-God dubmixes were pretty damn terrible.

MacK Blades wrote:

Can't say I'm excited about that, those U-God dubmixes were pretty damn terrible.

I wasn't a fan of the U-God remixes either.

I don't know what a "dubstep" remix is. Can someone enlighten me?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubstep

boom

lol, why?

No clue, this sound stupid as hell IMO. Dunno, didn't think dub step was that popular.

The U-God remixes were not dubstep remixes from what I remember. They sounded more like traditional techno remixes. And yes they were terrible. I do, however, like the Think Differently Wu-Tang Meets Indie Culture: Enter the Dubstep album. It was just a remix of the original and it was pretty cool. Not really my style but from a producer point of view I do like some of the samples they use. I still haven't heard Manifesto, what did ya'll think of it?

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

No clue, this sound stupid as hell IMO. Dunno, didn't think dub step was that popular.

its not here but in Europe its absolutely enormous, especially England

I thought Manifesto was a damn good album. Hope this new effort dosent ruin the stigma of the original.

RHHWND wrote:

I thought Manifesto was a damn good album. Hope this new effort dosent ruin the stigma of the original.

Manifesto was very good, but slept on.

It was very slept on. There wasn't even much discussion about it in the forums.

RHHWND wrote:

It was very slept on. There wasn't even much discussion about it in the forums.

Not much discussion, you're right. I mean, there were brief mentions, that's about it.

Wanduras wrote:

The U-God remixes were not dubstep remixes from what I remember. They sounded more like traditional techno remixes. And yes they were terrible. I do, however, like the Think Differently Wu-Tang Meets Indie Culture: Enter the Dubstep album. It was just a remix of the original and it was pretty cool. Not really my style but from a producer point of view I do like some of the samples they use. I still haven't heard Manifesto, what did ya'll think of it?

The Indie Culture album was NOT just a remix of the OG...

http://www.amazon.com/Wu-Tang-Meets-Culture-Presents-Differently/dp/B000AV620Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1286598394&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Wu-Tang-Meet-Indie-Culture-Vol/dp/B002PI1KWW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1286598394&sr=8-2

Here's an excerpt from the first (and best written) review:

"Unlike the first entry in the Indie Culture series, Enter the Dubstep does not feature any new vocals. The album is a hodgepodge of verses and choruses from previously-released Wu-Tang and Wu-Tang affiliate albums like Raekwon and Icewater's Polluted Water, Lord Jamar's The 5% Album, Wisemen's Wisemen Approaching, GZA's Pro Tools, U-God's Dopium and more (including volume one of the series). While it would have been nice to hear some new lyrics - especially by the main members of the Clan - it works out better this way since this collection is intended to primarily highlight the producers; as such, it's gainful to compare and contrast the originals to the remixes."

Woops! Good call, Jeff.

It's cool, man, common mistake.