MYSTERY BABYLON (48)

Dubroom Online - Edition February 22, 2008


"MYSTERY BABYLON (48)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, February 22 2008 - Eleven years before the terrible events at September 11 2001, George Bush Sr gave a speech in which he said: "It's more than one small country. It is a big idea, a NEW WORLD ORDER".

These very same words can be found on the American One-Dollar bill. It says in the ancient Roman language of Latin: "Novus Ordos Seclorum" and provides a year.

That year is 1776, supposedly the year in which an entity called The United States Of America was founded.

Additionally, there is a picture of an ancient structure on that very same One-Dollar bill, and it is the Great Pyramid in Egypt.

According to the ancient books written by adepts of Babylon System, this structure was build before the Great Flood of Noah by a character we have come to know under the name "Thoth".

More tomorrow...

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

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Friday, February 22, 2008
REGGAE NEWS PODCAST #6

REGGAE NEWS PODCAST #6

REGGAE NEWS PODCAST #6
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WWW, February 2008 - UK DUB and ROOTS Reggae Music is known to incorporate digital techniques and musical programming. But none of that can be found in this excellent showcase of UK Reggae bands and vocalists brought to you by the REGGAENEWS.CO.UK crew.

The 1970's gave birth to a lot of crucial Reggae Music, that hasn't lost one inch of it's initial strength and power in the decades that were to come.

And not all of it was produced in Jamaica, as the 6th episode of the Reggaenews UK Podcast series clearly shows.

In just under an hour worth of music, we are being treated with ten great tracks from UK based Reggae bands and vocalists, some of which continue to work until this very day.

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PLAYLIST

01. Steel Pulse – Nyah Luv (Anchor)
02. Capital Letters – Smoking my Ganja (Greensleeves)
03. Vivian Jones – Who’s gonna get caught (Virgo)
04. Desi Roots – Weedfields (Hawkeye)
05. Black slate - 700 pound weight (Integrity)
06. Pablo Gad – Bloodsuckers (Burning Rockers)
07. Delroy Pinnock, Dicky Dread, Mikey Ranks - I want to be (S&G)
08. Steel Pulse - Ku klux klan (Island)
09. Misty in roots - See them a come (People Unite)
10. Human Cargo - Carry us beyond


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MYSTERY BABYLON (47)

Dubroom Online - Edition February 21, 2008

"MYSTERY BABYLON (47)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, February 21 2008 - Is it a co-incidence that one of the most dirty wars is currently being fought at exactly the same place where Nimrod attempted to build his tower-of-Bab-el?

Is it a co-incidence, that the themes around both events are exactly the same as well, namely to create a "New World Order"?

Is it a co-incidence that there is a long bloodline connecting Nimrod with the contemporary leaders of Babylon System responsible for what really is one of the dirtiest wars in modern history?

Is it a co-incidence that all of this is obviously and evidently leading to the events described in the last book of the Bible, the Apocalypse?

More tomorrow...

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

Thursday, February 21, 2008
CONSCIOUS AND FOUNDATION MIX

CONSCIOUS AND FOUNDATION MIX

CONSCIOUS AND FOUNDATION MIX
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WWW, February 2008 - The Paris based Steppin' Youth Sound System come again with a thematic podcast that will entertain and enlighten the listener, or rather: experiencer.

This time, the theme is an answer to the question just what is meant with "Consciousness" in Reggae Music.


Reggae Music is a very special form of music. Much of that has to do directly with the fact that a major part of this music carries spiritual lyrics. Every vocalist seems to feel the obligation to at least release one spiritual track.

It's called Consciousness...

Steppin' Youth selected 13 heavyweight Conscious tracks and mixed them down to one half hour of a musical wake-up call. Non-stop, no-nonsense, just Consciousness seen?

Seen!

PLAYLIST

01. Dennis Brown - Emmanuel
02. Fred Locks - Vision of Redemption
03. Horace Martin - Repartriation
04. Al Campbell - Old People Say
05. Michael Prophet - Just Talking
06. Yami Bolo - Jah Fire Throne
07. Martin Campbell - War Must Cease
08. Winston Francis - Let's Go to Zion
09. Wailing Souls - Very Well
10. Hugh Mundell - Jah will provide
11. Martin Campbell - Jah love
12. Twinkle Brothers - Faith Can Move Mountains
13. Junior Delgado - Long Way


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MYSTERY BABYLON (46)

Dubroom Online - Edition February 20, 2008


"MYSTERY BABYLON (46)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, February 20 2008 - People who have at least a little bit of sense when it comes to righteousness and truth, oppose the current war against (the people of) Iraq.

It seems like in the first place, this war is waged because of oil. After all, the original military name of the war was Operation Iraqi Liberation (O.I.L.).

But there is much more to this war, which has to do directly with Mystery Babylon and the return of the Days of Noah or "Atlantis" as the popular name goes.

Close to the capital of Iraq, Baghdad, we can find the location of the Tower of Babel. This very same location is also described in the Apocalypse.

It is the location of the bottomless pit, the abyss, where JAH has imprisoned the spirits who were responsible for creating the situation in the Days of Noah that caused JAH to send the Great Flood.

More tomorrow...

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

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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
THE MASTERS

THE MASTERS

THE MASTERS
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WWW, February 2008 - The Masters are King Tubby, Scientist, and other pioneers in what is not really anymore a sub-genre of Reggae. Yes, we are speaking about DUB, DUB and nothing but DUB.

Don't look at the playlist, that the Italian B-DUB crew provided with this excellent Podcast. It is not representing the true playlist of the mix, but it gives an idea about the contents.

A great contents, as we go back in time to the era in which DUB music was still hot in Jamaica and the Masters were still doing their thing.


PLAYLIST

01. Life Is a moment In space – Prince Jammy
02. Loving dub – King Tubby and Thompson Sounds
03. Time Dub – The Wailers
04. Salty Dub – King Tubby and Soul Syndicate
05. Dub of righteousness – King Tubby and Soul Syndicate
06. Dreader dub – Jah Shaka vs. Prince Jammy
07. Dance of the vampire – Scientist
08. Bradsta dub – Carlton Family Man Barret
09. Dub the right way – King Tubby and Soul Syndicate
10. Tam tam – Gregory Isaacs

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MYSTERY BABYLON (45)

Dubroom Online - Edition February 19, 2008

"MYSTERY BABYLON (45)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, February 19 2008 - For ages, the secret doctrines of Mystery Babylon had only been known to it's adepts: the elite of kings and priests who were in contact with the gods and in many cases claim(ed) to be children of these gods.

This started with Nimrod, who -in spite of being offspring of Kush and not of Japheth- is depicted all over the world as a white man whose symbol is the flying serpent.

Japheth is usually seen as the father of white people, so it is kind of strange that Nimrod would be a white man.

When we combine this with the fact that this very same Nimrod lost his humanity and became one of the Gibborim or Nephilim, we can see how in reality this has nothing to do with white people.

More tomorrow...

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

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
STEPPIN YOUTH UK SELECTIONS MIX STRAIGHT FROM THE BOARD

STEPPIN YOUTH UK SELECTIONS MIX STRAIGHT FROM THE BOARD

STEPPIN YOUTH UK SELECTIONS MIX STRAIGHT FROM THE BOARD
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WWW, February 2008 - Before and after a nice selection of tunes by UK based singer Pablo Gad, Steppin' Youth brings us an interesting set of other productions from that island in front of the European continent.

Pablo Gad is one Reggae singer that has not been given the exposure that he deserves. Big up to the Steppin' Youth crew for playing a couple of his tunes in this Podcast.

We got to big up the Youth as well for playing a couple of releases from Mad Professor's Ariwa Sound Studio, by the way. In fact, the complete 48 minutes give us a rather variated look on UK Reggae from the last 25 or so years.

Nice One!


PLAYLIST

01. Children of the most High- Blood Shanti
02. Dub wize- Aba-Shanti I 1996
03. Numberless- Max Romeo
04. Numerless dub- Jah Shaka 1995
05. Dreaming of brand new England- Tippa Irie
06. Dreaming dub- Mad Prof 1993
07. I know a place- Aisha Ariwa music
08. Sad mistake- Pablo Gad reggae on Top
09. Coke addict- Pablo Gad Reggae on Top 1993
10. Dub addict part1
11. Lash on my back- Pablo Gad Reggae on Top
12. Marching to Zion- Hardskin Almanak recs 1993
13. Freedom for Jah people- Delroy Washington
14. Freedom dub- Lion roots 1994
15. Melody for Negus- Jah Lion Congo 1983

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