Dubroom Online, Edition October 3 2009
"PRINCE FAR I" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)
WWW, October 3 2009 - I very much like Prince Far I's Voice of Thunder as he chants Bible scriptures and other words of Truth and Right over fat drum and bass lines.
Take the MP3 Album that was reviewed for this edition of Dubroom Online, in many ways a very special album if only because of the fact that it was never released on CD and that is was recorded in a semi-life session.
Everything comes more to life in a way, as you hear a crucial, basic Reggae band formed for the occasion and Prince Far I chanting on top of that.
A truly remarkable artist, to which we livicate this edition of Dubroom Online.
So, next to the great MP3's, be sure to check out the Dubroom Artist Pages on Prince Far I as well, as you may find some more interesting material on the way.
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:
WWW, October 3 2009 - In this cool and deadly Rub a Dub tune, we hear the power of Dub effects when they accompany the singer who chants truth and rights. When that singer is Barrington Levy and the drum-and-bass-line is crucial, there is no excuse for not having this track in your collection and even as one of your favorites!
WWW, October 2009 - The year is 1978. The Voice of Thunder meets up with BBC Radio DJ John Peel to record Prince Far I's contribution to what has become one of the largest musical recording series in the history of the British public channel.
WWW, October 2009 - He's known as The Voice Of Thunder: Michael Williams aka Prince Far I was one of the roughest DJ's as he chanted down Babylon with verbal Blood and Fire. He started in 1969 and continued to release crucial material until his unfortunate death in 1983.
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