DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
WWW, March 2008 - Puritans and Preterists may not particularly find themselves knowing just what is so delightful in the 2nd episode of the DUBSESSIONS Podcast, but the apprecilover of the better DUB Works of Art will simply Chill out and enjoy over an hour of stricktly good vibes.
Definitely, the lines of Reggae Music are crossed in most titles in this selection of yet another hour of what is known by many under the name "DUB". But since the same can be said about certain Dancehall mixes, the US based DUB SESSIONS Podcasts shouldn't be seen as a stricktly Reggae mix but that is by no means a reason to lay it aside.
When there is Roots, there must also be fruits, right?
Right!
As our host DJ Chill Will gradually takes us from one tune into the next, we come to taste some of the fruits. Fruits of the Roots. The Roots of DUB!
Where King Tubby laid down the foundation, planted the Roots if you will, just a little over a decade later the remix technique would find it's way into the electronic and digital studio's of the 1980's... and beyond.
DUBSESSIONS takes us straight in these studio's where we can enjoy some fruitful moments in a Double DUB Delight.
Delicious!
PLAYLIST
01. Salmonella - Push On Through - Inside The Dubplates
02. Various Artists - Go Go Dub
03. Dorfmeister - Aint Got Nobody - Verve Remixed 2
04. Dhizan & Kamien - After - Gran Riserva
05. Thievery Corporation - Dubbed Out in DC
06. Federico Aubele - Postales - Grandhotelbuenosaires
07. Euphoria - Lost on A River Remix - Six Degrees
08. King Size Dub
09. A Different Drummer Selection - Liberation
10. Fila Brazilia - Airlock Holmes
11. DK - Smile Dub Remix
12. J. Boogie - Universal Dub - J. Boogie LP
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