01.Rusko - Dutch Flowers 02.Jakes - Rock The Bells (Rusko VIP) 03.Rusko - Mr Chipz 04.Rusko ft Redlight - Scare Ware 05.A Trak ft Kid Sister - Pro Nails (Rusko Remix) 06.Chase n Status - Saxon 07.Rusko – You Give The Love (Demo EXCLUSIVE!!) 08.Rusko - Hammertime 09.Rusko - How Low Can You Gizzoo? 10.Rusko - 2 Da Floor 11.Rusko - Period 12.Rusko - Woo Boost 13.Rusko - Jahova 14.Rusko - Go Go Gadget 15.Rusko ft Lutan Fiyah - Soundguy Is My Target 16.Skream - Woinky 17.Leon Jean Marie - Bring It On (Rusko Remix) 18.Skream - Murderer (Instrumental) 19.Chase n Status - Eastern Jam VIP 20.Kid Cudi vs Crookers - Day n Nite (Rusko Bootleg)
Original dubstep souljah Kromestar is objectively the dubstep scene's most productive mind, notching up some 100 releases under a slew of pseudonyms including Droid and Iron Soul touching bass on Dubstep and myriad other post-garage mutated variants. Whether working in collaboration with Hatcha on the Brothers Grim project or providing beats for Durrty Goodz, Kromestar has nailed the sound of street level dubstep & grime and his beats are consequently in high demand. Released recently on his mate's Dub Star imprint, 'My Sound' is his first long player and surprisingly rammed with fresh-off-the-block riddims surpassing much of his previous output. Without the requirements for instant dancefloor gratification, he allows himself to piece together a set of deeper smoking joints with an overriding sense of skunky melancholy seeping through the hovering synth pads and blue melodica vibes. His riddims are as usual, quite exceptional, saving some of his leanest and sub-ducked patterns for this CD from the sick wobbler 'System log' to tru dub shuffle riddims on '8 Ball' or post R'n'B slink on 'Aston Martin'. This surely ranks with Cyrus' 'From The Shadows' as one of the best dubstep LP's from this end of the spectrum and comes recommended to all followers of the authentic dubstep sound.(boomkat buy here)
Artist: KROMESTAR Title: My Sound Label: Dubstars Cat: DUBSTARCD 001 Format: CD Released: 30 March, 2009 Genre: Grime/Dubstep buy at juno
1. Kromestar - Galaktic War (6:05) 2. Kromestar - System Log (5:05) 3. Kromestar - Poltergeist (5:38) 4. Kromestar - Pass The Light (6:30) 5. Kromestar - Repitched (5:00) 6. Kromestar - Go Away (6:05) 7. Kromestar - Weak (5:10) 8. Kromestar - 8 Ball (6:02) 9. Kromestar - Aston Martin (5:14) 10. Kromestar - My Sound (4:37) 11. Kromestar - Medievil Warrior (5:53) 12. Kromestar - Frenemy (5:05) 13. Kromestar - The Truth (5:12) 14. Kromestar - Demon Slayah (4:48)
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You might not even know it but the music you listen to every day probably comes from dub music. Or at least, most artists whose music you compile on your Ipod - is it rock like Bloc Party, pop like Gorillaz or electro like Coldcut - are widely inspired by it. And the mere reason is that dub music creators – when they invented in the late 60s this sort of rearranged instrumental version of reggae music – have changed the rules. From then, musicians and engineers have been playing an equal part in musical creation : genius is not just coming from guitars anymore but also from the mixing desk. And all modern music (techno, hip hop, rock, drum’n’bass, new wave, house, electronica) was to change forever. Strangely enough, one of the most important music from the 20th century second half is also one of the worst documented. Until today. Thanks to this very complete DVD covering the whole Dub story from Kingston in 1968 to London in the 80s and finally Angers, Berlin, Brussels, Lyon, Paris, Tokyo.. And you will immerge yourself into this dancing and mystical music through live scenes, thrilling interviews, an audio CD and other surprises…
With 19 bands : Zenzile, Improvisators Dub, Bush Chemists, Lee Scratch Perry, Mad Professor, High Tone, Disciples, Zion Train, Manasser & Natty P, Cultural Warriors, Weeding Dub, King Shiloh, Iration Steppas and Brain Damage.
01 - Brothers and Sisters - Butch Cassidy Sound System 02 - The Richest Man In Babylon (G-Corp Dub) - Thievery Corporation 03 - Ainu Dub - Inspector Ital 04 - Bogus Buddy - Western Roots 05 - Savannah - Ralph Myerz and The Jack Herren Band 06 - Wir Wissen Nicht (Shantel's Bucovina Dub) - Binder&Krieglstein 07 - My Sound - Stereotyp feat. Tikiman 08 - Them (Phobos Peepl Dubplate) - B & B International 09 - Sleepwalker - Sola Rosa 10 - Won't Take no (Giorgio's Lights Out Dub) - Joel 11 - Up! - B & B International 12 - Steve McQueen - Patchworks
Disrupt - Grave Robbers from outer Space Yabby You & Mad Professor - Righteous Dublocks Butch Cassidy Sound System - Brothers and Sisters McPullish - Dub From Creation Slimmah Sound feat Sis Omi - Judgement Come Artikal - Shaolin Grade Emalkay - My Story Tes La Rok feat Uncle Sam - Up In the VIP Sub Scape - Badman Sub Scape - Lion Skank Muphsteppa - Forward on Alambic Conspiracy - 12 Deep Frozen Dub
Soul Jazz Records Singles 2008-2009-(SJRCD194)-2009
32 exclusive, unmixed SOUL JAZZ singles spread across 2 CD's (plus a bonus 21-track mixed CD) includes some of the cream of the crop of dubstep (KODE 9, PINCH, COTTI, DIGITAM MYSTIKZ, RAMADANMAN, KUTZ) in addition to their unique electronic artists (SUBWAY, TETINE, MATIAS AGUAYO, SECONDO)!
Artist: VARIOUS Title: Soul Jazz Records: Singles 2008-2009 Label: Soul Jazz Cat: SJRCD 194 Format: 3xCD (CD 1 & CD 2 unmixed, CD 3 mixed) Released: 23 March, 2009 Genre: Grime/Dubstep Buy at Juno or at groovedis CD 1 01. Ramadanman - Carla (4:47) 2. Tetine - I Go To The Doctor (1:33) 3. Kalbata feat. Clapper Priest - Solution (5:32) 4. Cotti - The Search (5:01) 5. Subway - Simplex (Gatto Fritto Mix) (8:23) 6. Warrior Queen and Heatwave - Things Change (3:40) 7. Kutz - Drums Of No Return (6:00) 8. Bulgari - Everything Is Changing (4:19) 9. Kode9 - Stung (4:53) 10. Ramadanman - Core (4:59) 11. Cult Of The 13th Hour - Wickedness (Version) (3:44) 12. Matias Aguayo - Rita (7:35) 13. Tayo - Style And Trend (4:13) 14. Secondo - Kuwait (5:28) 15. Kalbata feat. Warrior Queen - Shooting Range (3:02) 16. Goth Trad - Genesis (5:21) CD 2 1. Ramadanman - Dayrider (6:01) 2. Cult Of The 13th Hour - Wickedness (3:42) 3. Pinch - Fighting Talk (4:33) 4. Bulgari - The Laws Of Physics (5:24) 5. Kutz - Travelling (5:18) 6. Tetine - I Go To The Doctor (CSS Remix) (2:54) 7. Silkie - Dam 4 (4:38) 8. Cotti - The Truth Hurts (5:30) 9. Secondo - Macula (4:38) 10. Matias Aguayo - 99 Seconds (5:31) 11. Digital Mystikz - Theif In The Night (2:46) 12. Tayo - Choppa Riddim (4:12) 13. Kalbata feat. Clapper Priest - Saxon Londinium (4:13) 14. Pinch - Chamber Dub (5:00) 15. Subway - Hal (6:25) 16. Cottis vs Chefal - Latest Technology (4:36)
CD 3 Mixed 01. Ramadanman - Core (2:30) 2. Kutz - Drumz Of No Return (2:44) 3. Goth Trad - Genesis (2:16) 4. Cotti - The Search (2:30) 5. The Cult Of The 13th Hour - Wickedness (4:01) 6. Kalbata feat. Clapper Priest - Solution (2:36) 7. Kutz - Travelling (2:16) 8. Kode9 - Stung (2:15) 9. Silkie - Dam 4 (2:55) 10. Ramadanman - Dayrider (2:03) 11. Ramadanman - Kablammo Eleven (2:44) 12. Tayo & Baobinga - Style & Trend (3:29) 13. Warrior Queen and Heatwave - Things Change (1:57) 14. Kalbata feat. Warrior Queen - Shooting Range (Instrumental) (0:44) 15. Kalbata feat. Warrior Queen - Shooting Range (3:00) 16. Cotti - Eat Dirt (2:31) 17. King Soly - Takeover (2:13) 18. Kutz - Tarantula (3:21) 19. Pinch - Bootz (3:32) 20. Subway - Hal (3:47) 21. Secondo - Macula (3:59)
Tracklist: 01 F - The Untitled Dub 02 Pangaea - Router 03 Synkro - Just To See Her 04 Scuba - The Upside (Martyn's Down Mix) 05 Likhan - Daoine Sidhe 06 Optimuz - Brand New 07 Muteqx - Dark Chocolate 08 TRG & Dub U - Losing Marbles (2562 Remix) 09 F - Phase One 10 Synkro - Everybody Knows 11 Shed - Masque (A Made Up Refix) 12 El Rakkas - Looking For Love In Several Wrong Places 13 DFRNT - Hello 14 Sines - Stills (Indigo Remix) 15 Thesis - Hardstep 16 Search & Destroy - Candyfloss (Toasty Remix) 17 El Rakkas - Shoot Pigs In The Face 18 HxdB - Showdown At The Cinema 19 Foiled Torsos - Waiting At The Gate (DFRNT Remix)
For all the non-vinyl heads and those who had their tastes piqued by the doublepack, your wait is over, as the Roots Of El-B CD compilation arrives just in time for the first warm breeze of spring. The Martin "Blackdown" Clarke compiled retrospective covers the work of Lewis Beadle aka El-B with a killer 15 track compilation of ultra rare white labels and lost remixes from his 2000-2002 halcyon days. As history now tells us, garage emerged as the UK's urban music style of choice after the dominance of drum'n'bass in the mid-late nineties, but during this transition period a young crew calcified around producer El-B and his Ghost recordings label out of Streatham, South London, acting as the missing link between the two styles. El-B combined the spacious flex of jungle and D'n'B's dynamic rhythms with the slink and slide of Garage style production techniques and tempos to create a typically UK centric and idiosyncratic dance music. Most notably, many of these cuts have never appeared on CD before. 'The Club' was the first release on Ghost Records, backed with the equally seminal 'Bison' and 'Two Thousand' produced with J Da Flex, it defined a tougher and more focussed direction for Garage in paralell with the nascent production of Zed Bias who was carving out a similar niche at the time. Released in 2001 for garage powerhouse Locked On, 'Serious' hooked up with MC Rolla for a sharp shock of millenial futurism with deadly bass licks and tucked polyrhythmic kinks that blew the rest of the crowd out of the club, while 'Express' solidifies garage rhythms into a mad effective minimalism with a paucity of elements pivoting around those clocking wood blocks that have come to influence a whole generation of dubstep and post-dubstep producers. While tracks like 'Digital' take hardstepping Ed Rush D'n'B styles and reconfigure them for a slinkier tempo, his classic refix of Zed Bias' 'Neighborhood' swings in the opposite direction with a legendary revision of a garage staple with pure feminine pressure. Without the push from Martin Clarke, tracks like the killer 'Cruiser' or 'Among The Stars' may never have seen the light of day again, or recieved such a high profile presence so it's thanks to all involved with this project for bringing it to the wider attention of the world. Fans of Burial, Martyn, Pangaea, Untold, Brackles, Zed Bias or the new wave of steppin' bass music, this is as essential as they come!(boomkat,buy here)
1. El-B - The Club (5:29) 2. El-B - Ghost 2000 (5:18) 3. El-B - Express (5:17) 4. El-B - Show A Little Love (5:44) 5. El-B - Lyrical Tempo (4:59) 6. El-B - Digital (5:17) 7. El-B - Buck & Bury (5:04) 8. El-B - Time Out (5:37) 9. El-B - Neighbourhood (4:54) 10. El-B - Celebrate Life (5:00) 11. El-B - Serious (5:38) 12. El-B - Cuba (4:53) 13. El-B - Cruiser (5:31) 14. El-B - Amazon (4:57) 15. El-B - Among The Stars (4:38)
'Traffic' gets this latest Brendon Moeller transmission underway, hitting an appropriately fast-paced tempo propelled by modulating dub stabs. As the piece progresses the mix retains an unfussy sense of economy, but the energy levels seem to go ever upwards. 'Slight Transition' comes as an intriguing and pared down journey into spacious echo reflections, but this finely honed minimalism is ruptured by 'Fixer's vibrant synth soloing and the luxurious echo deck experiments of 'Safari'.(boomakt,buy here)
BRENDON MOELLER - Safari ep Third Ear BASIC CHANNEL / DUB TECHNO Released: Apr 2009 Catalogue Number: 3EEP-101
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Subject: Re: Dubstep, Dub-tecno, Dub, 2-Step Sun May 03, 2009 12:12 pm
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Burial - Remixes & B-Sides
(Unofficial Release)
Tracklist:
1. Blackdown - Crackle Blues (Burial Remix) 2. Jamie Woon - Wayfaring Stranger (Burial Remix) 3. Bloc Party - Where Is Home? (Burial Remix) 4. Thom Yorke - And It Rained All Night (Burial Remix) 5. Burial - Archangel (8-Bit Boy Remix) 6. Burial - Archangel (Leif Remix) 7. Burial - Versus on the Warrior Dubz compilation (Planet Mu, 2006) 8. Burial - Unite on the Box of Dub compilation (Soul Jazz Records, 2007) 9. Burial - Stairwell non-album track
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Subject: Re: Dubstep, Dub-tecno, Dub, 2-Step Wed May 06, 2009 10:24 am
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(PLOP 3) Rod Modell - Incense & Black Light CD 2007
Rod Modell - Incense & Black Light Label: Plop Catalog#: PLOP 3 Format: CD, Album Country: Japan Released: Nov 2007 Genre: Electronic Style: Dub, Dub Techno, Ambient Credits: Artwork By [Design] - Atsuo Negishi Mastered By - Zengyo Music By - Rod Modell Photography - Makoto Hada Notes: Recorded at DeepChord Made in Hong Kong
The tracks Aloeswood and Ultraviolet World were previously released as Part 8 and Part 9, respectively, on Spectral Network's Defragment: Part 7-10. Aloeswood is an edited version of Part 8.
Deepchord's Rod Modell is a fascinating character, operating outside of any regular techno circles and in possession of a rich and genuinely beautiful back catalogue that has kept him away from the more predictable manoeuvres so many of his contemporaries have fallen into. His love of suggestive sound sources and analogue processes is clearly not born out of any "fashionable" urges, but a true and rich fascination with the sonic detritus that litters our world and the space above us, as far removed from the pristine machinations of Minimal techno as can be imagined. Modell has had a busy and highly productive 12 months and is now more visible than at any point over his decade long career, finding acclaim and appreciation via his involvement in releases for Echospace, Modern Love, Echocord, SYNTH and Silentes, but it is with this remarkable album for Plop that he appears to have sunk in to his most immersive and reductive frame of mind, producing a staggering series of frayed dub variations for contemplative and at times propulsive ingestion. The album opens with the incredible "Aloeswood", a stretch of rusting chords and found sounds filtered into oblivion, creating a kind of aural tension that builds and radiates a narcotic hum of distorion and space that sets the framework for much of the album's uneasy bliss. By the time "Cloud Over" kicks into life Modell is back in the presence of more traditional percussive arrangements and neon lights, but there's something impossibly fragile and uneven about the production here, like the mastertapes have been left out to slowly decompose and take on the elements, leaving almost audible battle scars that arrange themselves like rings betraying the age and struggles of a freshly cut tree. "Ultraviolet World" is another breathtaking layering of field recordings and machine made processes, with dense and impossibly woozy side effects slowly reconfiguring your perception through repetition and barely noticeable change, the mark of a confident and purposeful artist at the peak of his powers. If you're a follower of Modell's transmissions under his own and deepchord/echospace monikers you'll have an idea of what to expect from this wonderful album, but the development of sound and ease with which Modell treads on more obtuse terrain should also draw you in if you're one of the many people out there still in awe of the works of Thomas Köner and Wolfgang Voigt's peerless Gas project. Stunning music - an utterly essential purchase.
Tracklisting: 1 Aloeswood (3:49) 2 Hotel Chez Moi (6:57) 3 Body Sonic (5:56) 4 Cloud Over (6:09) 5 Temple (5:56) 6 Ultraviolet World (6:42) 7 Subway (5:14) 8 Red Light (6:21) 9 Into Day (5:47) 10 Morning Again (5:01)
Accompanying the DVD of the same name also out this week, Soul Jazz have compiled an impeccable selection of crucial dub cuts old and new to represent the developments of dub over the last 40 years. The set runs from well known standards like Roots Manuva's 'Witness (One Hope) Walworth Road Rockers Dub' to classic dubs from King Tubby 'Psalms of Drums' and The Congos 'Congo Chant Man', through to contemporary digi-dub from Disrupt on 'Sega Beats', Junglist weapon from Rebel MC/Congo Natty 'Creation Rebel, and dub inspired tracks like Harmonic 313's 'Dirtbox' or Cotti's dubstep beast 'Run Tings'. You can't fault Soul Jazz's picking skills and this ranks among their most essential educational sets.((boomkat,buy 3LP here) DVD buy here) CD 1 1. Roots Manuva - Witness (one hope) walworth road rockers dub (3:54) 2. Rebel MC/Congo Natty (feat. Spikey T aka Mabrac) - Creation Rebel (3:58) 3. Disrupt - Sega beats (3:18) 4. Dub Syndicate - Forever more (4:19) 5. Harmonic 313 - Dirtbox (4:26) 6. King Tubby - Psalms of drums (2:55) 7. Kode9 and The Spaceape - Sine of the Dub (5:20) 8. Andre 'Suku' Gray (Jammy's) - Sign rhythm (3:37) 9. U Roy and François Kervorkian - Rootsman (5:16)
CD 2 1. King Tubby and the Aggrovators - Ruffer Vversion (3:33) 2. L.V. feat. Dandelion - CCTV (5:34) 3. Rhythm & Sound with Cornel Campbell - King in my empire (6:25) 4. King Tubby and the Aggrovators - Jah Jah Jehovah version (3:27) 5. Digital Dubs vs. Dubiterian - Deb dub (3:43) 6. The Congos - Congo man chant (6:18) 7. Cotti - Run things (5:03) 8. The Upsetters - Rejoicing skank (3:12)
Lee Perry w. Dubblestandart & Ari Up - Return From Planet Dub [2009]
Lee Perry w. Dubblestandart & Ari Up - Return From Planet Dub [2009] 2xCD released on Jun 5, 2009 tracklist: Disc 1 1. Chase The Devil feat. Lee Perry & Gudrun 2. Let’Em Take It feat. Lee Perry 3. Blackboard Jungle feat. Lee Perry 4. Fungus Rock feat. Lee Perry 5. I Foo China feat. Lee Perry & Gudrun 6. Give Thanx & Praises (Megaton 3) feat. Lee Perry 7. Deadly Funny - Oxygen Pt. 4 feat. Lee Perry 8. I Do Voodoo feat. Lee Perry & Gudrun 9. Surrender Dub feat. Ari Up 10. Idiots Dub feat. Ari Up 11. Kingston Dancehall Dub feat. Ari Up 12. Evil Burma Dub
Disc 2 1. Oxygen Part 4 (feat. David Lynch) 2. Let’Em Take It feat. Lee Perry (Dub) 3. Chase The Devil feat. Lee Perry & Gudrun (Dub) 4. Island Girl feat. Ari Up and Lee Perry (Defending Rights & Justice) 5. Blackboard Jungle feat. Lee Perry (Dub) 6. Fungus Rock feat. Lee Perry (Dub) 7. I Foo China feat. Lee Perry & Gudrun (Dub) 8. Chase The Devil feat. Lee Perry (G-Corp RMX) 9. I Do Voodoo feat. Lee Perry (Rob Smith RMX) 10. Wadada - Means Love (feat. Prince Far I & Trueman Chewstick) Tom Watson RMX 11. Blackboard Jungle (feat. Lee Perry) (Subatomic Soundsystem RMX) 12. We All Have To Get High (feat. Devon D) Tom Watson RMX 13. Lovemaschine (Feat. Supermax & Trueman Chewstick Subatomic) Dubblestandart Rmx
Weaving the random playfulness and natural skeez of Lee “Scratch” Perry’s lyrics into their patented Brit-Dub sound, an erratic, disturbing and exciting form emerges. Perry rarely sounds this smooth and the On-U Sound has newly expanded depth and production value, seemingly influenced by classic Perry work. This incarnation of “Blackboard Jungle” has a brooding heavy sound, while somehow remaining atmospheric. Here’s the bonus: you can almost see Lee Perry on a street corner somewhere in London muttering, “Respect my shit, respect my piss”. He’s also there to warn of the rampant Fungus STD (Fungus Rock)? Chalk it up to some healthy clowning, as also heard on “I Foo China” - love that Black Uhuru chorus vibe too. “I Do Voodoo” feels like a final transmission from the Dub-Ship lost in 1975.
All the tracks featuring Ari Up, including “Surrender Dub” and “Idiot Dub”, rip into some excellent dubstep sounds, immediately re-energizing the rest of the album. Taking the time to re-sample Ari’s vocals fold her into the composition beautifully. Throughout the track selections there is a strong but expected current of activism, including an “Evil Burma Dub” laced with South Asian instrumentation. I had a taste of this album before the review as the vaguely familiar melody of “Chrome Optimism” made DJ rotations. The Dub saga continues with re-dubs and re-mixes of the earlier Perry tracks accompanied by whole new tracks that, if left off of this album, would have been missed.
The additional elements within the re-dubs are exciting and engaging, taking the trip into an alternate dimension back from Planet Dub. While the original Perry tracks are irreverent, the collaborative dubs take on new life between the stars; just tripping-out all over Dubblestandart’s new material. Completely new rhythms enter and attack the powerful, established themes in all the remixes. G-Corp’s dubstep remix brings a third new life to “Chase The Devil” on this album alone. “I Do Voodoo (Rob Smith RSD Rmx)” goes to the darker, space wars side you might have expected from the original. “Wadada Means Love (Featuring Prince Far-I & Trueman Chewstick) [Tom Watson Dubstep Rmx]” takes on a Leftfield sound, and “Blackboard Jungle Dub [Subatomic Sound System Dubstep Rmx]” is a banging dubstep track with a genuine tone missed by most in the genre. The re-treads of previous Dubblestandart material also burn well for fuel.
Overall, a legitimate step forward for Dubblestandart. Respect their sh*t. (by DJ Memo properlychilled)
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Subject: Re: Dubstep, Dub-tecno, Dub, 2-Step Sat Jun 20, 2009 10:56 am
moullet wrote:
^ BRUTAL!
ta assim tão bom? Esta semana ouvi 2 realmente bons do King Tubby e Aggrovators, so q postei no f sons e agora n me apetece copiar pra aqui :bocejo: Se interessar a alguem, estão num topico qq com REGGAE no titulo*
moullet
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king tubby meets scientist - in a revival dub (2009)
King Tubby and his apprentice Scientist produced some of the most seminal dub works of 70's Jamaican reggae. 'In A Revival Dub' features the pair of studio masters tackling Jah Thomas' 'Midnight Rock' and other productions with a sack of killer reductions and abstractions for the dance. Nkumah 'Jah' Thomas was one of the finest deejays to come out of mid-70's Jamaican reggae scene, honing his skills in the Three Mile and Waterhouse districts of Western Kingston in the sink or swim world of the demanding dancehall crowds. His biggest tune 'Midnight Rock' was originally released on Alvin Ranglin's GG label and featured the Roots Radics in heavy form under his direction, crafting a hit riddim strictly for the dance. Scientist and King Tubby duly set about his riddims with some 14 back and forth versions, with Tubby applying his pristine sound to separate the sounds into cavernous shapes while Scientist makes his versions swelter in drowsily blissful soundscapes to let your mind and feet wander. Ace set.(boomkat,buy here)
KING TUBBY MEETS SCIENTIST - In A Revival Dub ROOTS DUB / REGGAE Released: Jun 2009 Catalogue Number: RJMCD111 Tracklist 1. King Tubby - King Tubby's Longtime Dub (3:14) 2. King Tubby - Scientist's Oldtime Dub (3:50) 3. King Tubby - King Tubby's Antique Dub (4:03) 4. King Tubby - Scientist's Ancient Dub (6:36) 5. King Tubby - King Tubby's Old Veteran Dub (3:45) 6. King Tubby - Scientist's Japanese Dub (4:09) 7. King Tubby - King Tubby's Yankee Dub (3:29) 8. King Tubby - Scientist's Englishman Dub (3:56) 9. King Tubby - King Tubby's Yardie Dub (3:30) 10. King Tubby - Scientist's Asian Dub (4:08) 11. King Tubby - King Tubby's German Dub (3:33) 12. King Tubby - Scientist's Stateside Dub (3:43) 13. King Tubby - King Tubby's Western Dub (3:08) 14. King Tubby - Scientist's Midnight Rock Dub (3:29)
Richard Dorfmeister and Madrid De Los Austrias - Grand Slam
Label: Octave Lab Country: Japan Released: 17 Jun 2006 Style: Downtempo
1 Zero 7 In The Waiting Line (Dorfmeister vs MDLA Dub) (6:0Cool 2 Richard Dorfmeister vs. Madrid De Los Austrias Boogie No More (6:01) 3 Richard Dorfmeister vs. Madrid De Los Austrias Valldemossa (Edson Arantes Do Nascimento Pele Mix) (6:2Cool 4 Willi Bobo* Spanish Grease (Dorfmeister vs MDLA Muga Reserva Mix) (7:31) 5 Koop Relaxin At Club F****n (Dorfmeister vs MDLA Mix) (5:56) 6 Pressure Drop Back 2 Back (Dorfmeister vs MDLA Mix) (6:5Cool 7 Richard Dorfmeister vs. Madrid De Los Austrias Make Dis Real (8:13) 8 Richard Dorfmeister vs. Madrid De Los Austrias Schnitz (5:35) 9 Groove Armada My Friend (Dorfmeister vs MDLA Mix) (6:22) 10 Richard Dorfmeister vs. Madrid De Los Austrias On The Moon Maybe (5:04)
1 The Man Part One (4:45) 2 Meister Petz (6:16) Other [Titled By] - Sugar B 3 Double Drums (9:22) 4 Domination (8:35) 5 Marakesh (6:55) 6 Henry (6:05) 7 Who Am I (5:57) 8 Shining (5:01) Vocals - Chilli Bukasa 9 The Man Part Two (4:21)
|01 The Limelight feat. Mc Zulu 4:30 |02 100% Of Orch5 3:58 |03 Thighs feat. Miles Bonny 4:05 |04 Jack Yr Bodee 5:23 |05 Work Yr Bodee 4:27 |06 Music Sounds Better w/ Me 4:29 |07 Red Bone (The Yoshi Track) 3:52 |08 So Real 6:05 |09 Yr < 3 4:40 |10 Partytime 3:44 |11 MF House 3:42 |12 Roll Another One (Tremor Dub Refix) 5:05 |13 Clonk Acid 4:56
Subject: Dubstep, Dub-tecno, Dub, 2-Step 
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