Hi!
It's a lot of people from England here, used to the reggae-scene from their home country...
I'm quite familiar whit the modern stuff but I have a huge gap on the 90:s. Tena Stelin, LIDJ, Martin Campbell.. all of them are wicked but I seem to don't get any further in my search. It'sa decade, so i'm sure there is tons of wicked tunes and artist to discover ... Please enlighten me !
Thanks
/Fold' em
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by fold'em » Fri Dec 17, 2004 3:54 am
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by Mario 2 » Sat Dec 18, 2004 3:08 pm
"let the light shine" : Hydroponics ( far far superior , imo, to their later stuff )
"put down the guns" : DIsciples 12"
ANY GUssie P music ! He is the highest pinnacle, imo, of UK roots check out "Conquroaring ( sic ) Lion", ( dub album ), "Wise Man" ( 10" single ) and his productions of Mykal Rose and Daweh Congo..Unbeatable!
Also, Jah Warrior meets Napthali, a long lost classic of UK roots imo called "One of these Days" -- it's very heavy, but with good lyrics, and good atmospheres.
Jah Warrior's "Dub from the Heart Vol 1 and 2 " : Sampling collage dubs were popular back in early 90's and these are praps highest peak of that art , imo at least.
Mananseh , all three or four albums. Patchy and so so sometimes, but when the get it right they are fantastic.
More Rockers : "Dub Plates Vol 2" ( Along with Congo Natty and Kemet Heavyweight Sound, imo one of the peaks of UK ragga/dub/junglist hybrids imo, with Navigator on the mic. )
"I Believe" : Danny Vibes 7"
Also check out the new Jah Warrior single by Prof Frisky-- Very heavy.
"put down the guns" : DIsciples 12"
ANY GUssie P music ! He is the highest pinnacle, imo, of UK roots check out "Conquroaring ( sic ) Lion", ( dub album ), "Wise Man" ( 10" single ) and his productions of Mykal Rose and Daweh Congo..Unbeatable!
Also, Jah Warrior meets Napthali, a long lost classic of UK roots imo called "One of these Days" -- it's very heavy, but with good lyrics, and good atmospheres.
Jah Warrior's "Dub from the Heart Vol 1 and 2 " : Sampling collage dubs were popular back in early 90's and these are praps highest peak of that art , imo at least.
Mananseh , all three or four albums. Patchy and so so sometimes, but when the get it right they are fantastic.
More Rockers : "Dub Plates Vol 2" ( Along with Congo Natty and Kemet Heavyweight Sound, imo one of the peaks of UK ragga/dub/junglist hybrids imo, with Navigator on the mic. )
"I Believe" : Danny Vibes 7"
Also check out the new Jah Warrior single by Prof Frisky-- Very heavy.
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by Mario 2 » Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:07 pm
"Jah Light Jah Love" : The peak of Vibronics career imo, and one of THE best Uk roots tunes ever imo.
The Mannaseh tunes with Spiky T were great -- "Paper Soldiers" ( right title ? )
Good mic chanters would be Knatty P ( Surreal chanting , with strictly weird lyrics -- no cliches at all ! ) and the inspired Brother Culture, breathing life into a trad chanting style. You cant go wrong with these two!
All the Disciples albums are great -- reggae but with their own almost industrial force.
Not forgetting the tune "Soldier Martyr" by Sis Gloria and Real Eyes, a track that went almost un noticed.
Daweh Congo : GUidance. An incrdible album imo. Burning Spear for the 90's!
The Mannaseh tunes with Spiky T were great -- "Paper Soldiers" ( right title ? )
Good mic chanters would be Knatty P ( Surreal chanting , with strictly weird lyrics -- no cliches at all ! ) and the inspired Brother Culture, breathing life into a trad chanting style. You cant go wrong with these two!
All the Disciples albums are great -- reggae but with their own almost industrial force.
Not forgetting the tune "Soldier Martyr" by Sis Gloria and Real Eyes, a track that went almost un noticed.
Daweh Congo : GUidance. An incrdible album imo. Burning Spear for the 90's!
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by Mario 2 » Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:11 pm
"One Fine Day" : Prince Alla meets Russ D
"Spangdubulous dub" : Arguably a duff album name, but a great album by Russ D and Jonah Dan. Still sounds fresh today, and its from 96/97. Why hasnt this fine album been re issued?
"Spangdubulous dub" : Arguably a duff album name, but a great album by Russ D and Jonah Dan. Still sounds fresh today, and its from 96/97. Why hasnt this fine album been re issued?
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by Mario 2 » Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:20 pm
The Truth :"Strictly Roots" ( right title? ) Soul 2 Soul's Daddae Harvey teamed up with Norman Jays brother, Joey Jay , and this album was all but ignored....but I thought it had it's high points!
Early Junglist meets James Brown meets Tubby's collision with a little Ras Michael thrown in for good measure...I though it was really good in places, but I know others found it dull....
also unmissable imo --
Patience : Simba meets Jah Warrior
Might in Battle : P Broggs meets Jah Warrior
Just a little spliff dubwise : Hughie Isaachar
Fittest of the Fittest : Culture Freeman
Meditation Rock : """"""""""""
Early Junglist meets James Brown meets Tubby's collision with a little Ras Michael thrown in for good measure...I though it was really good in places, but I know others found it dull....
also unmissable imo --
Patience : Simba meets Jah Warrior
Might in Battle : P Broggs meets Jah Warrior
Just a little spliff dubwise : Hughie Isaachar
Fittest of the Fittest : Culture Freeman
Meditation Rock : """"""""""""
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by dots69 » Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:27 pm
and some essential LPs imho :
1.Better to be Good/DUB JUDAH/Dub Jockey
2.Warzone/MIKEY MYSTIC/Roots Records
3.The Herb /VARIOUS/Early Bird Recordings
4.The Herb on Dub/VARIOUS/Early Bird Recordings
5.Steppin' Forward/ARMAGIDEON SOUNDS/Armagideon Sounds
6.Watch+Pray/ALPHA+OMEGA/Alpha+Omega
7.Overstanding/ALPHA+OMEGA/Alpha+Omega
8.Dub Me Crazy Part 1/MAD PROFESSOR/Ariwa
9.Dub Me Crazy Part 3/MAD PROFESSOR/Ariwa
10.Who gave the Permission/VARIOUS (MANASSEH)/Riz Records
11.Hail HIM/EMPRESS RASHEDA/Roots Records
12.Release the Chains/CENTRY+MUSIC FAMILY/Conscious Sounds
13.Dub the Millennium/MANASSEH+THE EQUALIZER/Riz Records
14.Powers Youth/STARKY BANTON+DUB ORGANISER/Fashion
15.Ghetto Youths Livity/CHUKKI STARR/Ariwa
16.Jah Warrior Showcase/VARIOUS/Jah Warrior
17.New Testament/VARIOUS (ROOTSMAN)/Select Cuts
18.Step like Pepper /MANASSEH meets THE EQUALIZER/Select Cuts
19.Dub Symphony/JAH SHAKA/Island
20. Natural Wonders of the World/ZION TRAIN/Zion Train
respect
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1.Better to be Good/DUB JUDAH/Dub Jockey
2.Warzone/MIKEY MYSTIC/Roots Records
3.The Herb /VARIOUS/Early Bird Recordings
4.The Herb on Dub/VARIOUS/Early Bird Recordings
5.Steppin' Forward/ARMAGIDEON SOUNDS/Armagideon Sounds
6.Watch+Pray/ALPHA+OMEGA/Alpha+Omega
7.Overstanding/ALPHA+OMEGA/Alpha+Omega
8.Dub Me Crazy Part 1/MAD PROFESSOR/Ariwa
9.Dub Me Crazy Part 3/MAD PROFESSOR/Ariwa
10.Who gave the Permission/VARIOUS (MANASSEH)/Riz Records
11.Hail HIM/EMPRESS RASHEDA/Roots Records
12.Release the Chains/CENTRY+MUSIC FAMILY/Conscious Sounds
13.Dub the Millennium/MANASSEH+THE EQUALIZER/Riz Records
14.Powers Youth/STARKY BANTON+DUB ORGANISER/Fashion
15.Ghetto Youths Livity/CHUKKI STARR/Ariwa
16.Jah Warrior Showcase/VARIOUS/Jah Warrior
17.New Testament/VARIOUS (ROOTSMAN)/Select Cuts
18.Step like Pepper /MANASSEH meets THE EQUALIZER/Select Cuts
19.Dub Symphony/JAH SHAKA/Island
20. Natural Wonders of the World/ZION TRAIN/Zion Train
respect
Dots
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by Mario 2 » Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:35 pm
2/6/7/11/19 !!!!!!!!!! Absolutely! Regarding 19, it's also worth getting the Shaka own label cut too....Immaculate music, stripped down, minimalist and hypnotic! 19 is Not everyones cup of tea, esp the heavy steppers shaka heads, but a wonderful album imo
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