MYSTERY BABYLON (177)

Dubroom Online - November 17, 2008


"MYSTERY BABYLON (177)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, November 17 2008 - Around 8 or so years ago, I was approached by a man who is now known as the "founder of Gospel Reggae".

He wanted me to join a network he was setting up where Reggae artists, producers, dj's, and fans who also knew themselves to be "Christian" could hook up with each other.

Not knowing what I know now, I joined the group as I thought we could come together and tell our Christian brothers and sisters the truth about Babylon.

After all, in my naivety, I really thought that people who were Christian and loving Reggae Music could not be anything else but conscious people who would chant down Babylon.

This naivety led me straight into Babylon.

I did not love the truth, but I went for a good feeling.

More Tomorrow...

One Love, Give Thanks,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)

The above column is the personal opinnion of the Webmaster and does not neccesarily reflect the contents of the Dubroom Website and/or Message Boards and/or Weblogs.

ITEMS FOR THIS EDITION:

PACK UP YOUR THINGS AND COME (DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW)



WWW, November 2008 - Starting off with Culture's "Selection Train", and ending with Culture's "This Train". You guessed it, there's a theme in this excellent set of Roots Rockers and you want to get on board.

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ANTHONY B - MR HEARTLESS (DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW)



WWW, November 2008 - Who is Mr. Heartless, and just why does he have no heart? Let Anthony B enlighten us with some Truth Vibration, Rastaman style.

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PACK UP YOUR THINGS AND COME

PACK UP YOUR THINGS AND COME
DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW



WWW, November 2008 - Starting off with Culture's "Selection Train", and ending with Culture's "This Train". You guessed it, there's a theme in this excellent set of Roots Rockers and you want to get on board.

The train on the photo provided with this Podcast filled with old-skool Roots Reggae just gives a perfect impression of the 55 minutes ahead. Although the music isn't as old as the locomotive, this one is all about trains.

Reggae trains, to be exact.

Reggae Selection Train, Reggae Freedom Train, Reggae Correction Train, all kind of Reggae Train.

No Mikal Rose "Tu-Tu-Twain", however. The set contains Old Skool Reggae, as old as Old Skool can get. With the exception of the opening track, that is.

So let's follow the advice of hour hostess and put a smile on our face: time for almost one hour of Ire sounds.

Reggae Sounds!


PLAYLIST

01. Culture - selection train
02. Brent Dowe - freedom train
03. Selected four - selection train
04. Carey Johnson - correction train
05. Scotty - salvation train
06. Barrington Spence - jah jah train
07. Cornell Campbell - reggae train
08. Count Sticky - train to soulsville
09. The Ethiopians - train to skaville
10. The Gladiators - the train is coming back
11. Ken Boothe and the Wailers - the train is coming
12. The Rudies - night train
13. Tommy McCook And The Observers - one whole train load of collie
14. Jacob Miller - westbound train
15. Dennis Alcapone - train to glory
16. Winston Curtis - freedom train
17. Morwells - selected train
18. Culture - this train


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ANTHONY B - MR HEARTLESS

ANTHONY B - MR HEARTLESS
DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW



WWW, November 2008 - Who is Mr. Heartless, and just why does he have no heart? Let Anthony B enlighten us with some Truth Vibration, Rastaman style.

How's life in Jamaica? Many seem to think that it's just about sunshine and drinking rum on the beach or something like that. Anthony B shows what life is like, especially in the ghetto's where people get killed like tourists get drinks in hotels.

The music isn't Reggae, isn't Dancehall, and yet it is. A mystical thing, which obviously has to do with the message contained in this tune.

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