DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, December 2007 - Two Conscious European based Sound Systems meet in Brixton for a friendly clash. Three hours of Roots and Culture and we already had two.
Will the last part of The Arch triplet contain a climax?
Both the French based Steppin' Youth as well Cool Runnings, which hail from Suomi Finland, know their Reggae. When they met at the Arch in 2005, it wasn't so much a clash of Sound Systems but more a joining of forces in Love and Inity.
We've had two hours, in which the two Sound Systems presented their material. Obviously, the atmosphere is getting more and more Ire and in the third part we are treated to a number of DUB Plates by Max Romeo, Prince Alla and Yami Bolo as well as a number of killer selections.
The Two Sound Systems are obviously each other's equal in weight, and together they just mean double trouble for Babylon. They're not out there to fight each other, but to provide Roots and Culture to the massive.
Does the third part have a climax? You bet it does. "One Love", in the ancient 1960's Wailers version recorded at Studio One. And "Can't Live In A Tenement Yard", sung by Edi Fitzroy in Digital Steppers Style.
Reggae Music cyaan dead!
PLAYLIST
33 Dubplate special Prince Alla SY
34 Free Mandela - Yami Bolo SY
35 Dub
36 Dubplate special - Max Romeo DL
37 Let's go to zion alternative mix - Winston Francis DL
38 Nuh badda wid it - Tony TuffSY
39 Let's all unite - Hugh Mundell SY
40 Forward homebound - Tubby's special mix DL
41 Righteous kingdom - African brothers SY
42 Prophecy - ?
43 Jah love - Lacksey Castell DL
44 Dub
45 Jah is always here - Warrior King SY
46 Love Jah more - Warrior King SY
47 ???? DL
48 Can't conquer rasta - Yami Bolo DL
49 Dub
50 Sunday is comind - Alton Ellis SY
51 One love - Wailing Wailers SY
52 Can't live inna tenement yard - Edi fitzroy DL
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