DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, January 2008 - Coming to you in the category of "All Killer, No Filler": an hour of heavyweight UK DUB from the some of the main names representing this special discipline within the Art of DUB.
Arguably, UK DUB is more a style than an indication of location. A style of deep basslines with all kinds of "real" and digital instruments mixed in heavyweight DUB technique.
Love it or hate it: as a matter of fact, UK DUB appeals to a new generation of Music Listeners that do not have the prejudice against electronica carried by their (grand) parents.
And so, this new generation rocks to the rhythm of the drum and basslines while listening to the more often than not conscious lyrics that pop in and out every now and then throughout the entire hour of this superb Podcast.
RALLY ROUND THE BLACK GOLD AND GREEN presents some of the main names in UK DUB. We'll visit Steve Vibronics and take a look in Dougie Wardrop's Conscious Sounds Studio, for example.
Everything is skillfully mixed into one non-stop DUB experience that will definitely keep you in a Dangerous State of Drum and Bass.
Babylon Beware!
PLAYLIST
01 - operation - rally round dub
02 - jah warrior featuring jah mason - don't cry dub wise (part 2)
03 - bush chemists - dub form de ground
04 - livication riddim section - strive version
05 - vibronics - english girl version
06 - jonah dan - dub i
07 - vibronics - forward ever (alternate version)
08 - dub terror all stars - plan-b version
09 - vibronics - cross fire (alternate version)
10 - vibronics dub family - africa version
11 - dread unity - guilty dub
12 - dougie meets boris reality sound - dub victory
13 - king general - hot stepper dub
14 - the shanti-ites - sanctuary dub
15 - operation - dubliftment version
16 - reggae on top allstars - get burn dub
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