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Roots & Dubs

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by: Various

Release Date December 20, 2006

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Dance Hall Style

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Horace Andy

Release Date July 23, 2007
Roots reggae & dub from jamaican legend Horace Andy. You can't go wrong with this album if you are familiar with his other works. Highlights are: "Stop The Fuss", "Spying Glass" and "Let's Live In Love".

Jah bless :)

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Savor Every Moment [Us Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Satori

Release Date April 26, 2005
Roots reggae & dub from jamaican legend Horace Andy. You can't go wrong with this album if you are familiar with his other works. Highlights are: "Stop The Fuss", "Spying Glass" and "Let's Live In Love".

Jah bless :)

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More Dangerous Dub: Original Dub Classics Chapter 2

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by: Roots Radics

Release Date April 21, 2008
They say that good things come to those who wait. In this instance, that is most definitely the case. The original `Dangerous Dub' album was released in Jamaica in 1981 (and finally gained a Greensleeves release in the UK in 1996) and is regarded by those who know as one of the "must have" dub albums.

So here we have `More Dangerous Dub', which like its predecessor is no less than essential. All the ingredients are here, with 13 hard-as-nails rhythm tracks by the Roots Radics, recorded at Channel One Studio and mixed at King Tubbys by Jah Screw, King Tubby & Soldgie.

These tracks have never been released before in any form. Some of these rhythms will be familiar (an unreleased dub version of Barrington Levy's `Here ... Read More:

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Tackhead Sound Crash - Slash and Mix

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Adrian Sherwood

Release Date November 13, 2006
They say that good things come to those who wait. In this instance, that is most definitely the case. The original `Dangerous Dub' album was released in Jamaica in 1981 (and finally gained a Greensleeves release in the UK in 1996) and is regarded by those who know as one of the "must have" dub albums.

So here we have `More Dangerous Dub', which like its predecessor is no less than essential. All the ingredients are here, with 13 hard-as-nails rhythm tracks by the Roots Radics, recorded at Channel One Studio and mixed at King Tubbys by Jah Screw, King Tubby & Soldgie.

These tracks have never been released before in any form. Some of these rhythms will be familiar (an unreleased dub version of Barrington Levy's `Here ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 236
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Skream [VINYL]

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Skream

Release Date October 30, 2006
from lively to dark but v original and stands apart from much of the other dubstep around with a likle extra dub than most. each tune also v different. a must have

CD-Charts Position 237
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King Tubby's Rastafari Dub (1974 - 1979)

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: King Tubby

Release Date August 24, 2004
from lively to dark but v original and stands apart from much of the other dubstep around with a likle extra dub than most. each tune also v different. a must have

CD-Charts Position 238
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Situationist Comedy

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Dillinger Four

Release Date June 03, 2002
from lively to dark but v original and stands apart from much of the other dubstep around with a likle extra dub than most. each tune also v different. a must have

CD-Charts Position 239
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Version Dread

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Various Artists

Release Date July 10, 2006
from lively to dark but v original and stands apart from much of the other dubstep around with a likle extra dub than most. each tune also v different. a must have

CD-Charts Position 240
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300% Dynamite: Ska Soul Rocksteady Funk & Dub in Jamaica

CD-Charts > Music > Dub
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 18, 1999
I really like the Soul Jazz compilatins and own five of them. The Studio One Funk and Impact compilations are particularly strong and not really a bad tune on them. This was something of a disappointment. There are a handful of good to excellent tracks on this, no doubt. However, I feel these soul/pop covers are sometimes a little too easy i.e. Make it Reggae and Mission Impossible. There are two pretty weak tracks here too - Althea & Donna and Hopetom Lewis, the former which sounds a little embarassing and the latter tired. Also, although quite good it's own way, why is the Lloyd Price tune here - it is totally out of place and sounds like something from a bad 50s movie. All in all, there are better Soul Jazz comps out there. Don't believe ... Read More: