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duhbreez wrote:Looking to get my hands on this
if anyone got this in their possession . :upload:

Little Roy covers Nirvana
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1. Dive
2. Heart-Shaped Box
3. Very Ape
4. Come As You Are
5. Sliver
6. Polly
7. On A Plain
8. About A Girl
9. Son Of A Gun
10. Lithium

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I believe that album is one of the victims of the recent UK riots..
http://marcoonthebass.blogspot.com/2011 ... ution.html

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Anyone have this EP, for a friend, would be greatly appreciated
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Radio Raheem wrote:Anyone have this EP, for a friend, would be greatly appreciated
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I have a ton of J Boog music. Which EP is that? I know I have Hear Me Roar locked and loaded if you want it.


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His poems have given voice to a nation and helped forge an entirely new genre of music, dub/rhythm poetry. Revolutionary, fiery, scathing, and stinging, Mutabaruka's words are as potent on paper as on CD, and so the literary community needed to create a new term just for his works -- meta-dub.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GSYYRGY8



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Dub It! is essentially the dub version of Mutabaruka's groundbreaking debut, Check It!

the musicians included guitarist Smith, Augustus Pablo on keyboards and melodica,the Wailers rhythm section, and ace horn players Dean Fraser, Bobby Ellis and David Madden, among others....

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZX0P77FL

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1. Keith Hudson - Pick A Dub (feat. Augustus Pablo)
2. King Tubby - In Fine Style
3. Sly & Robbie - Joy Ride Dub (Taxi)
4. Alborosie - Dubbing Kingston
5. King Tubby - King Of Zion Dub (feat. Barry Brown)
6. King Tubby - Mercy Horns
7. Sly & Robbie - Poker Face Dub
8. Augustus Pablo - Frozen Dub
9. King Tubby - Babylon Yard Dub (feat. Johnny Clarke)
10. Errol T and The Matador - Spider Man Dub
11. Da Grynch - Joker Smoker Dub
12. King Tubby - West Dub (feat. John Holt & Dillinger)
13. Alborosie - Tribute To The King
14. Sylvan Morris & Andy's All Stars - Walk Right In
15. King Tubby - Roots Natty Congo Dub (feat. Johnny Clarke)
16. Errol T and The Matador - Third Dub
17. Sly & Robbie - Demolition City Dub
18. Da Grynch - Pass Da Kouchie Instrumental
19. King Tubby - Gorgon Dub (feat. Cornell Campbell)
20. King Tubby - Running Over (feat. Johnny Clarke)

http://www.wupload.com/file/111597474

"The album ג€˜Dubwize Showersג€™ is primarily a compilation of classic dub recordings made by those prolific engineers whilst also encompassing the work of younger contributors to the genre such as Alborosie and Da Grynch."


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peanut butter wrote:
Radio Raheem wrote:Anyone have this EP, for a friend, would be greatly appreciated
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I have a ton of J Boog music. Which EP is that? I know I have Hear Me Roar locked and loaded if you want it.


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Much appreciated PB, Hear Me Roar would be cool. Its my understanding that the one I posted is just called J Boog EP.
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Radio Raheem wrote:
peanut butter wrote:
Radio Raheem wrote:Anyone have this EP, for a friend, would be greatly appreciated
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I have a ton of J Boog music. Which EP is that? I know I have Hear Me Roar locked and loaded if you want it.


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Much appreciated PB, Hear Me Roar would be cool. Its my understanding that the one I posted is just called J Boog EP.
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01. Run Up
02. Hear Me Roar
03. One Man Woman
04. Life Time Lover
05. Aye Ok
06. Love Season
07. Do You Remember
08. Ganja Farmer
09. Come & Get It
10. Love Affair
11. Until One Day

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N7UK3L7T

Great album. I love this dude. I'll try to find some more of his shit that I got laying around and up it later. Enjoy.


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Post by peanut butter »

Matter of fact here's the EP too. Good looks on this cuz I didn't even knew it had dropped. It's basically a compilation of some of his better one drops and riddim appearances over the past year or two. Some great songs on here though. Especially "Waiting on the Rain."

http://www.mediafire.com/?kt0ynka917ite2t

1. Waitin On The Rain
2. Coldest Zone
3. Police and Thieves
4. It's So Hard (feat. Sanga & Fiji)
5. Got To Be Strong (feat. Richie Spice)
6. Let's Do It Again
7. So Far Gone
8. Every Little Thing (feat. Fiji)



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That's awesome. Thanks.
the friend appreciates it as well
Oh werd! Thanks Julius!!!!

I hope that you had a nice weekend. Tell your buddy thanks for me =)

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Radio Raheem wrote:That's awesome. Thanks.
the friend appreciates it as well
Oh werd! Thanks Julius!!!!

I hope that you had a nice weekend. Tell your buddy thanks for me =)
No doubt. Didn't you go to SF State? Anything for a fellow Gater. If I'm tripping, than its anything for a fellow :phila:riend.

Also, if you're feeling this kinda reggae, you should also peep the Mission Sound mixes I posted earlier in this thread. I selected and blended them all personally, and the style of reggae is consistent with that of J Boog. I bet you'd feel 'em, or your friend would.


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Since we're on the topic of reggae artists covering the past hits of various gringos, I'll just leave this here

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Part of the Reggae's Gone Country project slated to be released soon. I'll post any interesting developments as they occur.


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peanut butter wrote:
Radio Raheem wrote:That's awesome. Thanks.
the friend appreciates it as well
Oh werd! Thanks Julius!!!!

I hope that you had a nice weekend. Tell your buddy thanks for me =)
No doubt. Didn't you go to SF State? Anything for a fellow Gater. If I'm tripping, than its anything for a fellow :phila:riend.

Also, if you're feeling this kinda reggae, you should also peep the Mission Sound mixes I posted earlier in this thread. I selected and blended them all personally, and the style of reggae is consistent with that of J Boog. I bet you'd feel 'em, or your friend would.


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I've checked out those mixes when they were initially posted. Thoroughly enjoyed. But she will dig them so I'll send them her way as well.
I did in fact go to SFSU for a year in about 2006ish. My recollection of that school is dominated by my hatred for the daily commute back to the east bay but I was a Gater nonethless.

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Radio Raheem wrote:
peanut butter wrote:
Radio Raheem wrote:That's awesome. Thanks.
the friend appreciates it as well
Oh werd! Thanks Julius!!!!

I hope that you had a nice weekend. Tell your buddy thanks for me =)
No doubt. Didn't you go to SF State? Anything for a fellow Gater. If I'm tripping, than its anything for a fellow :phila:riend.

Also, if you're feeling this kinda reggae, you should also peep the Mission Sound mixes I posted earlier in this thread. I selected and blended them all personally, and the style of reggae is consistent with that of J Boog. I bet you'd feel 'em, or your friend would.


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I've checked out those mixes when they were initially posted. Thoroughly enjoyed. But she will dig them so I'll send them her way as well.
I did in fact go to SFSU for a year in about 2006ish. My recollection of that school is dominated by my hatred for the daily commute back to the east bay but I was a Gater nonethless.
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Because the summer ain't over .. yet... a quick re-up:



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CD1:
01 - Alborosie - Waan The Herb feat. Mykal Rose
02 - Alborosie - Celebration feat. Gentleman
03 - Alborosie - Steppin Out feat. Steel Pulse
04 - Alborosie - I Surrender To Your Love feat. I-Eye
05 - Alborosie - Money feat. Horace Andy
06 - Alborosie - Tribal War feat. Luciano
07 - Alborosie - Burning And Looting feat. Kymani Marley
08 - Alborosie - One Sound feat. Gramps Morgan
09 - Alborosie - Is This Love feat. Zoe
10 - Alborosie - Outer-National Herb feat. The Tamlins
11 - Alborosie - Marathon feat. Spiritual
12 - Alborosie - Meditation feat. Sizzla
13 - Alborosie - Precious feat. Ranking Joe
14 - Alborosie - Natural Mystic feat. Kymani Marley

CD2:
01 - Alborosie - Guess Who Is Coming To Dinner feat. Black Uhuru
02 - Alborosie - Ganja Dan feat. Jah Sun
03 - Alborosie - Mama She Don't Like You feat. I-Eye
04 - Alborosie - Ting A Ling Refix feat. Shabba Rankds & Queen Latifah
05 - Alborosie - Can't Let You Go feat. Nikki Burt
06 - Alborosie - Calling feat. Mykal Rose
07 - Alborosie - Life feat. Jah Cure
08 - Alborosie - Garrison feat. The Tamlins
09 - Alborosie - Blessings feat. Etana
10 - Alborosie - Informa feat. Lady Ann
11 - Alborosie - I Can't Stand It feat. Dennis Browm
12 - Alborosie - Murderer feat. Busy Signal
13 - Alborosie - Streets feat. Kymani Marley


Part 1:
http://www.multiupload.com/4FP8DDEY83
Part 2:
http://www.multiupload.com/MH9NP2PAQ8

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I have a best of Alba mix that I bump pretty religiously that compiles the best of the two discs above, as well as his official solo projects and other various projects. I'll post it if anyone is interested.


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http://largeup.okayplayer.com/2011/09/0 ... more-14333

(link includes youtubes and streaming audio)

Teddy King's top 5:
1. Mega Banton- Sound Bwoy Killing (remix)
2. Sister Nancy- Bam Bam (Stretch Armstrong remix)
3. Louie Rankin & Red Hot Lover Tone- Typewriter
4. Terror Fabulous- Woman Say So (remix)
5. Blak Panta- Do What You Want

DJ Gravy's top 5:
1. Supercat- Ghetto Red Hot
2. Capleton- Tour (Lil Jon & Paul remix)
3. Bounty Killer- Eyes A Bleed
4. Born Jamericans- Boom Shak A Tak
5. Spragga Benz- Dollyhouse


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The legendary Skatalites at theit best
including:
Tommy McCook
Roland Alphonso
& Johnny Moore

and featuring
Alton Ellis

live in Japan in 1986
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What vocal sample does Albarosie's "Kingston Town" use on the hook?
F.U. MOOLAH

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Req wrote:What vocal sample does Albarosie's "Kingston Town" use on the hook?
Q: Just to clear up the speculation ג€“ did you sing the ג€œsampleג€ part on Kingston town?

A: Yes. That's me. When I buy my lickle vintage instruments I'm able to recreate sounds y'understand? Dubwise sounds. So that's me - not a sample. I use Protools to record but My piano (organ) is a Whirlitzer from 1965, I use long time instruments especially when it comes to the outboard. I have a Spring Reverb from 1967. Stuff from back in the day.

http://unitedreggae.com/articles/n117/0 ... -alborosie


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DJ Kentaro - Tuff Cuts

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Tracklist:
1. Intro ג€“ dj Kentaro
2. Diverse Doctrine Version- The Village Bunch
3. Diverse Doctrine Dub-The Village Bunch
4. Hello Love Brother - Prince Far I
5. Big Fight Dub-Prince Far I
6. Shake The Nation-Prince Far I
7. Kunta Kinte-The Revolutionaries
8. Beware Version-The Revolutionaries
9. Song My Mother Used To Sing-Dennis Brown
10. Jerusalem-Devon Irons
12 . Roots Kunta Kinte-Joe Gibbs & the Professionals
13. Mozabites - Prince Far I - M. Williams
14. The Encounter - Prince Far I - M. Williams
15. Swell Headed Version-The Revolutionaries
16. False Rumour Version - King Tubby
17. Jah Creation Version- The Revolutionaries
18. Shaka the Great- The Overnight Players
19. Road Runner- Sound Unlimited
20. Journey to Freedom-Joe Higgs
21. A Message - Prince Far I
22. Future Dub - The Upsetter
23. Internal Dub - Prince Far I
24. Out of the Abyss - Prince Far I
25. Low Gravity - Prince Far I
26. Disco Jack Version-Jackie Mittoo
27. Jah Will Provide- Hugh Mundell
28. Iג€™m A Free Man ג€“Freddie McKay


http://www.zshare.net/audio/517661625f538bff

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I learned about this project through this gtreat thread, here's part two:

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"Replete with magical moments... a focused alliance of contemporary grooves with the distinctive strains of soul and jazz coming out of modern
Ethiopia..."

The Independent *****

http://www.filesonic.com/file/212263419 ... Successful
http://www.wupload.com/file/202747680/D ... syCZnP.rar
http://ul.to/bml630m4/Dub_Colossus_-_Ad ... syCZnP.rar

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Post by fortuna »

And another one..
a real gem:

DJ Andy Smith Live at Notting Hill Carnival

Those of you may be familiar with Andyג€™s Document series, but he released Reggae specific mixes with the Trojan and Greensleeves Document as well.

The following recording has Andy Smith selecting early skalike the Skatalites, but also some 50's R & B scorchers such as Larry Dale and Ray Charles that influenced the birth of ska, a real revelation to my ears!!


Highly recommended..


http://soundcloud.com/djandysmith/andy- ... al-2011-on
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Any of you guys hip to Jahdan Blakkamoore? I saw him open up for Lee Perry last month. Dude is a beast. He's from Guyana, based in NY, appeared on Smif n Wessun's "Soundboy Burial."

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I will up 30-minute mix of his I was able to hunt down, but I recommend you get your hands on his album Buzzrock Warrior.

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A piece of history here:

Don Drummond Requiem 1969

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This comes from a cassette recording of a radio show that was originally broadcast by the Radio Jamaica Rediffusion network in 1969, just after the death of Don Drummond.
It is hosted by Dermott Hussey with contributing comments from Prince Buster, Coxsone Dodd, Tommy McCook, and others who knew Don.
Out of respect i would like to thank lordkoos for this.

Enjoy some History:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LU6UNL0R


Don Drummond
(March 12, 1932 -May 6, 1969) was a famous ska trombonist and composer. He was one of the original members of The Skatalites, and composed many of their tunes.

Drummond was born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1932.
His musical career began in the mid-1950s with the Eric Deans All-Stars. He continued into the 1960s with others, including Kenny Williams.
With the birth of ska Don joined The Skatalites. He became a household name in Jamaica, before suffering mental problems. He was rated by pianist George Shearing to be amongst the world's top five trombone players.

In 1965 he was convicted of the murder on January 1, 1965 of Anita "Margarita" Mahfood, an exotic dancer and singer. He was interned at Belle Vue Asylum, Kingston where he remained until his death. The official cause of death was "suicide", but other theories remain; some of his colleagues believed it was a government plot against the Kingston musical scene, and some believed that he was killed by gangsters as revenge for the murder of Mahfood.

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Jah Dan is sick.

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Mountains To Climb, on the Kingdom riddim, is probably my favorite song of his.

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This track really help put him on the map. It's over the Major Lazer riddim.

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This is from his newest album "Babylon Nightmare," which is exclusively produced by one of my favorite crews, the Lustre Kings. Highly recommended album.

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Here's a classic of his over the Proverbs riddim, produced by Lustre Kings

Kid is a beast. Glad to see him finally get the shine he deserves.


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yeah jahdan is dope, i'd say him in roots mode > him in dancehall/rapping mode >>> him on anything dubsteppish

then again i am an aging white man

it's a shame he never fully capitalized on the success of the general
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this version was my shit

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drizzle wrote:yeah jahdan is dope, i'd say him in roots mode > him in dancehall/rapping mode >>> him on anything dubsteppish

then again i am an aging white man

it's a shame he never fully capitalized on the success of the general
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I haven't checked out the new album yet, will do. When I saw him open for Lee Perry he performed with Subatomic Sound System, so there was a good mix of him rapping over dubstep and dancehall and singing/toasting over roots. I can't get into the uptempo dancehall stuff as much, but he's good at all of it.

Here's that mix I was talking about. It's 30 minutes, not broken up into individual tracks, but the tracklist is below.

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01.MORE LIFE [ALL THE ABOVE INSTRUMENTAL]
02.WALKIE WALKIE FREESTYLE [DIGIDESIGN RIDDIM]
03.THE BEST I EVER HAD FT.77 KLASH
04.DEM NUH LIKE IT FT.77 KLASH & SPOEK MATHAMBO
05.TURN THE OTHER WAY [FLO RIDA 'SHONE INSTRUMENTAL']
06.NOBLE SOCIETY - FORGIVENESS
07.NEVER GONNA STOP
08.LIKE THIS [REGGAE GOT SOUL RIDDIM]
09.CASH FLOW FT.MAJOR LAZER [DUTTY ARTZ MOVE IT REFIX]
10.HOW WE GONNA GET THERE
11.DUBPLATE FOR MOONRAKER [SKIT]
12.BAD NEWS [ROCKIN' THAT SHIT RIDDIM]
13.CALI FIELD FT.77 KLASH
14.BLACKBOARD JUNGLE FT.LEE SCRATCH PERRY/
DUBBLESTANDART [SUBATOMIC SOUNDSYSTEM RMX]
15.ABOVE & BEYOND DEM FT.NATE MARS
http://www.mediafire.com/?865qaf4lg65nlr0

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This is another mix/podcast put together by Lustre Kings in advance of "Babylon Nightmare." Really good shit on here.

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https://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php? ... M1JjR0E9PQ


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