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Trojan Box Set: Dub

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 06, 2002
This was the very first Trojan box set that I bought a few years ago, If I'm feeling a bit chilled out I always play this first. I really do love the tracks from the amazing Roots Radics band, but this is a very diverse compilation which I think is esential in your reggea collection. As the title to this review says: Great intro to dub.

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Trojan Dub Box Set [VINYL]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date December 03, 2001
This was the very first Trojan box set that I bought a few years ago, If I'm feeling a bit chilled out I always play this first. I really do love the tracks from the amazing Roots Radics band, but this is a very diverse compilation which I think is esential in your reggea collection. As the title to this review says: Great intro to dub.

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Trojan Dub Massive: Chapter One

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by: Bill Laswell

Release Date May 17, 2005
This was the very first Trojan box set that I bought a few years ago, If I'm feeling a bit chilled out I always play this first. I really do love the tracks from the amazing Roots Radics band, but this is a very diverse compilation which I think is esential in your reggea collection. As the title to this review says: Great intro to dub.

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Trojan Box Set: Ganja Reggae

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 19, 2003
This was the very first Trojan box set that I bought a few years ago, If I'm feeling a bit chilled out I always play this first. I really do love the tracks from the amazing Roots Radics band, but this is a very diverse compilation which I think is esential in your reggea collection. As the title to this review says: Great intro to dub.

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The Trojan Dub Box Set Vol.1

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 19, 1998
This was the very first Trojan box set that I bought a few years ago, If I'm feeling a bit chilled out I always play this first. I really do love the tracks from the amazing Roots Radics band, but this is a very diverse compilation which I think is esential in your reggea collection. As the title to this review says: Great intro to dub.

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Trojan Ganja Reggae Box Set

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 26, 2008
Bought this yesterday from Virgin for £5 thats 10p a track it's a good selection for tokin time

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Don Letts Presents The Mighty Trojan Sound

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 26, 2008
The problems i had in deliberating over whether to part my hard earned cash were 2 fold. a) this is a trojan compilation which means (for the most part) too little wheat and too much chaff. b)the last don letts comp on heavenly jukebox had some classics (most of which i had) but the supporting cast were somewhat turgid.

The quality of this album came as a big surprise for amongst the reggae staples: 'wear you to the ball','54/46', 'man next door'etc... were some stone cold classics from the rocker's era, that i was amazed had never been plundered by the legions of reggae compilers before: 'mistry babylon', 'burn babylon', 'rockers no crackers' are in my opinion some of the best reggae ever committed to wax - totally sublime and backed by quality ... Read More:

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fabric30: Rub-N-Tug

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by: Rub-N-Tug

Release Date September 18, 2006
Like the reviewer above I didn't know Rub 'n' Tug when I got this. First listen: OK, just OK. Nice guitar work at the end. Since then, I'm bemused to say, it has become one of my favourite mixes of recent times. Its progression and moods really draw you in. If you read RnT's comments on Fabric's website they pass it off as just a party record, but it feels like more, like much thought has gone into it, particularly into track selection. And it starts with a voice samples from the Dean Tavolorius character from The League of Gentlemen series 3 - class.

The mixing, I thought, was actually quite good. There are far worse or less inspiring examples. Check out the mix from Let's Get Busy (a song I wanted to skip early on but which, like the album itself, ... Read More: