DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, February 2008 - DJ's Skunkride and Ras Congo take us into the vibe of upfull, conscious 1970's Reggae Music and shares a little meditation of their own here and there: From Holy Land, with Peace and Love!
It's clear, that DJ's Skunkride and Ras Congo know their Conscious Reggae.
One look at the playlist is enough to make the heart of every lover of good Reggae Music rejoice. We're talking about a selection of 1970's Reggae that hasn't lost an inch of strength in all these decades and will still appeal to the youths of tomorrow!
It's clear as well, that the two DJ's feel right at home in this killer music, too. As they gather themselves in their Tel-Aviv based studio, they will share some of their own meditation from the heart while playing one killer tune after the other.
Good vibes from the top to the very last drop!
PLAYLIST
01. Niney The Observer - Sir Niney's Rock (Observer 10")
02. Joe White - When Will They Stop The Fighting (Melrose 7")
03. The Revealers - Jail House Free (Auralux LP)
04. Fred Locks - Wheat & Tears (Vp LP)
05. Roots & Wailers Band - Evil That You Do (Impact 7")
06. Booker T - Down Presser (Ethnic 12")
07. Dennis Alcapone - Pressure In A Babylon (Ethnic 12")
08. Dennis Brown - Easy Take It Easy (Studio One 7")
09. Patrick Andy - Living In Mount ZIon (Vivian Jackson 7")
10. Mount Zion Version (Vivian Jackson 7")
11. Raphael Tomlinson - This Situation (Munche 7")
12. Twinkle Brothers - Never Get Burn (Virgin FL 12")
13. Errol Grandson - Jah Garden (Rite Sound 7")
14. Jah Garden Version (Rite Sound 7")
15. Ijahman - Trades Man (Jahmani 7")
16. Judah Eskender Tafari - Rastafari Tell You (Studio One 7")
17. Willie Williams - Come Make We Rally (Black Roots 12")
18. Horace Fergison & Trinity - Look What You Have Done (GGs 12")
19. Yabby You - Babylon A Fall (Grove 12")
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