MYSTERY BABYLON (99)

Dubroom Online - Edition April 21, 2008
"MYSTERY BABYLON (99)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, April 21 2008 - Human DNA doesn't fit in the story that comes with the theory of evolution, a thing which is often used as an argument by people who adhere to something called "Intelligent Design".

This relatively new critique on Darwin's theory doesn't just come from people who believe that JAH created everything, even though this is often assumed after a superficial look on the matter.

Proponents of something called pan-spermia are equally represented in the ranks of "Darwin critics" and they believe in something that Nimrod, the founder of Babylon, also introduced when he started the Mystery Schools that run Babylon Shitstem until this very day.

More Tomorrow...

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


ITEMS FOR THIS EDITION:
Monday, April 21, 2008
REGGAE TREE (DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW)
STEELE - SLAVE DRIVER (DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW)

REGGAE TREE (DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW)

REGGAE TREE
DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW



WWW, April 2008 - You guessed it: The Reggae Tree signifies itself by having Strong and Deep Roots, planted by the rivers of waters and giving fruits in due season.

This Is Not A Christmas Tree!

Reggae Tree brings us strong Jamaican Roots, DUB, vocals and DJ tracks from the 1960's and 1980's. Designed to keep the Rootsman Skanking, the no-nonsense mix will definitely turn out to serve it's purpose right.

We hear Hugh Mundell, the Lone Ranger and many other names that made their marks throughout the history of Reggae Music. The Reggae Tree is strong, it's fruits are good and it's roots planted by the rivers of water, as the Psalmist wrote thousands of years ago.

Enjoy the season wherein we can taste some of the good fruits of this tree, the Reggae tree!


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STEELE - SLAVE DRIVER (DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW)

STEELE - SLAVE DRIVER
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WWW, April 2008 - In this excellent video produced by Wayne Benjamin, Jamaican Reggae Vocalist Steele sings the traditional "Slave Driver" in a non-traditional way.

Half way through the video, the Nyabinghy drums drop in an otherwise completely drum-less track. It's all about the words, and they are sung beautifully by Jamaican Reggae vocalist Steele.

It is not un-intended, as one usually would want to have a strong drum and bassline just like the Africans who were stolen from Africa would want to hear the African drum in Africa. At least, that is the thought that came into yours truly.

Taken from Africa, to work on land that was not owned by the ones who kept them in slavery, only to live in extreme poverty until this very day.

The African Holocaust goes on, century after century. So take a few minutes to feel this track as Steele penetrates the soul in an excellent video produced by a director who is not afraid showing his work to the online (DUB) Reggae Community.

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MYSTERY BABYLON (98)

Dubroom Online - Edition April 20, 2008


"MYSTERY BABYLON (98)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, April 20 2008 - Under the banner of something called "Intelligent Design", Darwin's theory of evolution has been criticized throughout the last years.

The discovery of DNA revealed a complexity behind creation that could not be explained by the 19th century writer who inspired his family to become active in Eugenics.

Superficially, the "Intelligent Design" concept sounds sympathetic towards the existence of a Creator, but as a matter of fact a major portion of proponents of the Intelligent Design hypothesis do believe in evolution.

Their explanations as to where mankind is coming from and how we are created, does include Intelligent Design(ers) though...

More Tomorrow...

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


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Sunday, April 20, 2008
REGGAE LOVERS - DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
THIRD WORLD - TRY JAH LOVE (LIVE AT REGGAE SUNSPLASH 1983) - DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW

REGGAE LOVERS - DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW

REGGAE LOVERS
DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW



WWW, April 2008 - It's spring time, time for Lovers to come out of their winter sleep and start being active in whatever it is they are doing. Reggae Lovers offers us 30 minutes of pure Lover's Rock and other older forms of sweet Reggae.

Every now and then, a siren or other sound effect enters the non-stop mix. Time for some sweet Lovers Reggae, without really going into the realms of slackness.

In fact, the music in this 30 minute mix comes from times wherein Dancehall and (attached?) slackness wasn't quite born yet. And so: sweetness galore in this special request for all righteous lovers all over the world.

Enjoy Al Campbell, Pat Kelly and many other vocalists as well as the crème de la crème of Jamaican musicians in this thirty minutes of sweetness.



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THIRD WORLD - TRY JAH LOVE (LIVE AT REGGAE SUNSPLASH 1983) - DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW

THIRD WORLD - TRY JAH LOVE (LIVE AT REGGAE SUNSPLASH 1983)
DUBROOM VIDEO REVIEW



WWW, April 2008 - Jamaican Reggae band Third World had several world hits, of which Try JAH Love was one. In 1983, they more than performed the track at the Jamaican Reggae Sunsplash festival.

Try JAH Love is in many ways an uplifting track.

The tempo and general vibe was adopted from "Disco", a non-Reggae style of music predominant throughout the late 1970's and early 1980's. Electric guitars added a Rock element but the riddim itself is 100% Reggae.

The words are full of wisdom and testify of faith in the Creator Who loves His children and keeps them conscious, upright. Like that other mega-hit entitled "Now That We've Found Love", Third World brings a crucial message from the Creator to an audience of millions.

Third World itself is a Jamaican Reggae band which is more special than it sounds. Most Jamaican Reggae, when played by a band, is played by a studio band rather than a group of musicians who make their own songs and perform these songs in live concerts.

The year is 1982 and the band decided to take almost 7 minutes to perform the magnificent "Try JAH Love" at the mother of all Jamaican Reggae festivals, the Reggae Sunsplash Festival.

Hear, See and Feel!

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MYSTERY BABYLON (97)

Dubroom Online - Edition April 19, 2008


"MYSTERY BABYLON (97)" (WEBMASTER'S COLUMN)

WWW, April 19 2008 - The creation of the "New Man" wasn't just some wish by some dictator during the 20th century. Germany wasn't the only country where laws came into existence that would systematically eradicate the "undesired".

Everything was explained by pointing out to Darwin's theory of evolution, wherein mankind was reduced to a mere species of intelligent animals if you will.

Where mankind is said to have evolved out of monkey-like beings, this assumption will lead to the acceptance of the idea that mankind will one day cease to exist and is replaced with a better, stronger species.

In the many laboratories, known and unknown, scientist work hard on diabolic projects to create "supermen and women", and they expect to produce the first one out of their test tube very soon.

According the an article reviewed for today's edition of Dubroom Online, that is. For they're always much further that they wish to share with us, we-the-people.

More Tomorrow...

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

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Saturday, April 19, 2008
UPWARD AND ONWARD: ALPHA BOYS SCHOOL SPECIAL (2) - DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW
SCIENTISTS: "SUPERMEN" IN 5-15 YEARS - BABYLON OBSERVER REPORT

UPWARD AND ONWARD: ALPHA BOYS SCHOOL SPECIAL (2) - DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW

UPWARD AND ONWARD: ALPHA BOYS SCHOOL SPECIAL (2)
DUBROOM MP3 REVIEW



WWW, April 2008 - In part two, our host Brother Ian of the House Of Reggae concludes an extensive look into the works of Jamaican musicians who all have a history at the Alpha Boys School in common.

After listening to the two-part spotlight on the Alpha Boys School by the House of Reggae, you have been treated to a wide variety of musical works and a whole lot of information about this remarkable school.

Originally founded as an orphanage with the help of the catholic order of the Sisters of Mercy, the school's history started well over 100 years ago and has been very influential in the development of Jamaican music and in fact, music all over the world.

Just how influential, you will definitely have found out after checking out parts one and two of this excellent House of Reggae special.


PLAYLIST

01. Headley Bennett – Drums Of Fu Manchu
02. Aswad (feat. Vin Gordon) – Warrior Charge
03. Winston Francis – Mr Fix It
04. Yellowman – Lost Mi Love
05. Tommy McCook & The Skatalites – Peanut Vendor
06. The Small Faces (feat. Eddie ‘Tan Tan’ Thornton) – Eddie’s Dreaming
07. Ron Wilson – Lonely Man
08. Wilton ‘Bogey’ Gaynair – Kingston By Pass
09. Count Ossie & His African Drums (feat. Bobby Gaynair & Rico) – First Gone
10. Jo Jo Bennett – Hot Pop
11. Albert Malawi – A Lonely Walk
12. Ben Bowers & Bertie King’s Royal Jamaicans – Not Me
13. Burning Spear (feat. Leroy ‘Horsemouth’ Wallace) – Jomo
14. The Soul Brothers (feat. Bobby Ellis) – James Bond
15. Karl Bryan – A House Is Not A Home

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