POST A BANGIN DUB TRACK

discos_alma

Just pulled a coverless copy of the Tribesman Assault LP on Wackies, and this track kinda has me shook. The whole LP is great, though!





Must have more!

PATX

This is sounding great with my Bernie Sanders tab.
http://www.c-span.org/flvPop.aspx?src=cspan2&msg=You+are+watching+C-SPAN2+LIVE&start=107.808&end=-1

fishmongerfunk

Horseleech

Dub doesn't get any better than this Glenn Brown/King Tubby cut - perfection:

discos_alma

SportCasual said:

This is sounding great with my Bernie Sanders tab.
http://www.c-span.org/flvPop.aspx?src=cspan2&msg=You+are+watching+C-SPAN2+LIVE&start=107.808&end=-1

"WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING?"

james

Upsetters' "Chim Cherie"

PATX

musica said:

SportCasual said:

This is sounding great with my Bernie Sanders tab.
http://www.c-span.org/flvPop.aspx?src=cspan2&msg=You+are+watching+C-SPAN2+LIVE&start=107.808&end=-1

"WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING?"

"WE ARE ONE PEOPLE"

But then some non Rasta stuff about Social Security and Medicare.

spivy

hard to choose just one song because i love the whole "firehouse" record

sakedelic

dj_cityboy

nice! man i get mad lost in this everytime i drop it....wobbly and dub'd out...

jjrocks

Snapping

everything posted in this thread is great. listening to these tracks on computer speakers = not so great (lack of bass related)

jaysus

bobtheorange

one of my alltime favorites:

http://www.divshare.com/download/13469940-f3d

ParkdaleFunk

ya everyone knows this one but does it really get better this?

bassie

bassie

bassie

bassie

there is definitely something lost in the complete lack of bottom end, depth or warmth in listening to these jawns on a computer machine.

booooooo!

Get thee to a speaker stack!!!

dj_cityboy

i found this track on repeat about 12 times last weekend, i dunno man sumthin about her voice, gives me goosebumps...sounds ill as hell live..

piedpiper

I love the classics - but this (and pretty much all the other Rhythm & Sound output) from a few years ago is AMAZING and perfectly uses new means of production to add a new flavor.

Big_Chan

Big_Chan

bobtheorange

staxwax

dub kicks in at 3:55


still looking for the vocal version of this version - proving to be a tough one

bobtheorange

damms

damms

maybe technically not dub but fuck it.

AKallDay

more prince far i... i think he is in his own echelon as far as dub goes. youtube barely picks up one tenth of the sound in this track though.

alcoholic_drink

Saracenus

Reggae and Dub were really my brother's neck of the music woods (I was busy listening to Pink Floyd on my dad's crappy head phones). He did however introduce me to my first Dub album, Aswad's A New Chapter of Dub. I am sure he played me some crazy good Dub albums after that (Mad professor being a vague memory of mine) but from the first track Dub Fire, this is the album that was my gateway into a wider world of music than the Sixties rock of my father* and the Seventies rock of my own youth.



* = To be fair, my father introduced me to Chicago blues, jazz, folk, and classical but I gravitated to his rock collection over all others.

I know these guys are hardly the epitome of Dub, but its what I hear in my head when someone brings it up...