Ska/Rocksteady/Reggae/Dub

Time for Toot’s Reggae thread…i LOVE Reggae and all of it’s styles leading up to it and after…apart from Dance Hall…i HATE Dance Hall!

The thunderous Bass and awesome drumming in Reggae totally kicks ass and the Jamaican studio technique of Dub is superb!

Some of my favs are…

Prince Buster
Skatalites
King Tubby
Lee Perry/Upsetters
Burning Spear
Sly And Robbie
Mighty Diamonds
Horace Andy
Scientist
Roots Radics
Tappa Zukie
Bob Marley And The Wailers
Peter Tosh

And a shit load more!

Time for some Rasta talk ma honkys!

Time for Toot’s Reggae thread…i LOVE Reggae and all of it’s styles leading up to it and after…apart from Dance Hall…i HATE Dance Hall!

busted.

awesome. lol. once again proving icepicks claim.

What?

Does Icepick hate Dance Hall too?

If so i can’t blame him as it totally lacks the HUGE MONSTER bass Reggae has!

Great stuff this is.

Justin Hinds and the Dominoes
The Selector
The Specials
Lynn Tait

Even some newer stuff like

The Kingpins
JFK and the Conspirators
King Apparatus
The Skoidats
NYSJE
Skavoovie And the Epitones

memories…

lkj dub.

Great stuff this is.

Justin Hinds and the Dominoes
The Selector
The Specials
Lynn Tait

Even some newer stuff like

The Kingpins
JFK and the Conspirators
King Apparatus
The Skoidats
NYSJE
Skavoovie And the Epitones

memories…

I prefer the classic Jamaican stuff personally…i do however love Selector and Specials.

The Selector song “James Bond” is totally badass!!!

Then of course you have Ghost Town.

I remember me & 3 friends way back when, holing up in a house on a hill for a week in October in North Cornwall.
In our rush to score heavily before we left, we forgot the music…all we had was a tape…one side was Frank Zappa ‘Zoot Allures’, the other was Sly & Robbie ‘A Dub Experience’.
A weird, twisted week, with a pretty cool soundtrack.

A Dub Experience is produced by legendary Bill Laswell…Sly And Robbies illest and best Dub album i’ve heard ever is “Sly And Robbie Drum And Bass Stripped To The Bone By Howie B”…that is fucking some major alien Dub! Absolutely devastatingly wicked!!!

I’d LOVE Justing Broadrick to do an album with Sly, Robbie and Howie!

I the mighty Toot have decided to dump Jizzim as i’m sick of listening to mind numbingly boring Pish Floyd records! I want some PHATT Dub Roots Reggae!!!

I’ve been seeing another man Jizzim behind your back because he has a beast of a sound system…here is a picture of him dancing in front of some of it…

Here’s a little more of his system…

And here are some of the records he plays me which crap all over that skinny ass honky Pish Floyd crappy crap!

I did love you Jizzim but it’s either me and PHATT Dub Reggae or skinny ass honky yawn kings Pish Floyd! Make your mind up quick Jizzim or we finished…CHA!

i like Steel Pulse, The Rastafarians, Antidoping, and most of the Marley family. Didnt the guy from Bad Brains make a reggae album?

Most of Bad Brains was Reggae dude…that was why they were so awesome.

Steel Pulse is cool…KKK! Walkin alone just kickin stones, mindin my own business!

Adrian Sherwoods last album “Becoming A Cliche” was kick ass too. It has a song on there with Lee Perry and Adrians young daughter doing a duet! Classic.

Ive been enjoying the new Tommy album quite a bit recenlty. You could say its reggae mixed with singer/songwriter kind of stuff, with somewhat dubby production (nothing extreme though). Not a bad album to chill out to.

Is Tommy a band? Where are they from???

http://www.myspace.com/tommy4000
New Zealand, apparently.

Fat Freddys Drop too…
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=54397587

I love reggae and dub, and I do like alot of dancehall as well.

no one has mentioned Twilight Circus!!?? my favorite without a doubt.

What?

Does Icepick hate Dance Hall too?

If so i can’t blame him as it totally lacks the HUGE MONSTER bass Reggae has!

Nah, Toot… I’m just not big into reggae. Doesn’t do it for me.

Id be really happy if all of you dub fans (Akbar, MaggitTooth) checked out the song “Submission” by Fields Of The Nephilim and gave me their opinion. Here is a link for it http://szprot.org/jupitreas/Submission.m4a (high bitrate AAC file).

This is a scene remastered version (by yours truly); however, the original still has that ‘devastating’ bass sound. Its just that the early CD mastering methods used on it (1991) make it sound kinda wimpy, so the ‘remastered’ version is preferable.

bim sherman.
rip.
fine work, like nobody’s business.