> Dub Reggae

[LEWD5000]

been getting more and more into the genre as of late...

The Rhytyhm & Sound heads got some tasty tracks about


Anyone else into this? :toke: :toke:

[jmaz]

Hell Yeah, dub rocks. I've been listening to a lot of Deadbeat's dub as well as The Scientist lately. You should also check out Israel Vibration's dub records if you haven't already.

[Maya]

love me some dub. :toke:

[infizero]

I dig Bryan Zentz's dub style productions.

[The Voyeur]

I prefer roots and culture stylee but Dub is nice...great beach music.

[jcg]

been getting more and more into the genre as of late...

The Rhytyhm & Sound heads got some tasty tracks about


Anyone else into this? :toke: :toke:


I own most of the cat. and they put out a CD (Wackies Label) that I have of Roots Raggae.
Top *ish. And! How cool are the 10" they arrive on. Dope ass wax.

Top picks.

Mango Drive.
Music A Feh Rule.
Mystery/Misery.
Ruff Way.

Basically look for these labels:

Rhythm and Sound---new interpritations
Burial Mix---mix of above and below
Wackies---the roots
Main Street Sounds---Dub/Raggae on the deep house tip.
Basic Replay----new and i'm not too familiar with it.
M/Chain Reaction/Basic Channel---let's get electronic with this shit.

www.basicchannel.com

all are dsitributed through Hardwax in Berlin.
Most are connected to the Berlin Massive :: Moritz Von Oswald. Stephan (Pole) Becht. Monolake and that whole crew.

[playtime]

Check out:

Roots Manuva - Dub come save me

Mad Professor vs Massive Attack - (can't remember the name, but it's kevin wallitee.)

[PJay]

http://www.false-tuned.de/

[jmaz]

Check out:

Mad Professor vs Massive Attack - (can't remember the name, but it's kevin wallitee.)

Good call on this one. Great record

[theMackisBack]

On the modern tip, the Different Drummer label is great. Groove Corporation is really excellent. If you ever find yourself in san fran, the Dub Mission crew have been playing this type of stuff for a long time. The one time I went, I was blown away by the music. Anyone know anything like that here in NY?

The old school collection def would not be complete without King Tubby or Uptown Rockers.