where can i find more of this Reggae type dub, that
isn't just basic channel. I don't really know any of
the artists, and when I try looking around on the
internet it is mostly stuff I don't really seem to
dig. I saw Damien Marley back in 97, and it was good,
and I liked his single last year but
This site has quite a range of music including reggae, ragga and
dancehall - it's all worth checking out - it's just a shame that they
don't update it 'weekly' anymore:
http://www.mixoftheweek.com/
Rob Taylor
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Oh and check out the discussion board on this site:
http://www.bloodandfire.co.uk/db/index.php
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From: Robert Taylor
Sent: 29 March 2007 08:30
To: 'Jeffrey Richards'; 313
Subject: RE: (313)
soul jazz records have loads of brilliant stuff, u can try starting
buying the 100%-600% dynamite cds which contain a mixture of stuff or
you can find your preffered sound and buy them
http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/
On 29/03/07, Jeffrey Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
where can i find
In today's Blackmail Corner dept., we have ...
Bleedin' ginger cows!
http://www.1stgeneration.co.uk/Galleries/Private/Bloc%20slides/Bloc%20Weekender%20March%202007%20177.jpg
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From: Jeffrey Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 6:09 AM
Subject: Re: (313) Weatherall - Reggae/Dub/Hip Hop
where can i find more of this Reggae type dub, that
isn't just basic channel. I don't really know any of
Ah, Rob in one of his more sober moments...
;-).
Ken
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Sent: 29 March 2007 09:46
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) I think we should be told ...
In today's Blackmail Corner dept., we have ...
Bleedin' ginger cows!
A lot of those boxsets are mint - the DJ is one is excellent two and the
Xmas and Kids ones are great for novelty value too!
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From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 March 2007
Ah but Greg, I am impossible to blackmail!
The Bloc weekend was a great weekend - Aux 88 were 'representing' from
Detroit and put on a fine show, despite being confused about where they
were - Hemsby in Norfolk is NOT in London, Keith n Tommy!
It was a strange sight to see 2 Detroit legends
check out the man who not only saves the world from vampires and
space invaders, but also wins the world cup and has met pac man:
SCIENTIST!
http://www.discogs.com/artist/scientist
i'm not a terribly huge fan of dubstep in general, but kode9's sign
of the dub is pretty awesome and freaky.
Hi folks,
Just listening to Gilles on BBC1. Caught a great piano-heavy remix of
Strings Of Life on his show. I guess it's a white label. Christian Plummer
remix? Any thoughts kids?
Cheers,
lrh
I don't know if this has been mentioned on here yet (and apologies if it
has), but Liz Copeland's 12 year reign as the queen of over night Detroit
radio is coming to an end.
I'd like to thank Liz and Clark for six excellent years of monthly
electronic music showcases, and Liz for 12 years of
So what's up with this? Are they moving? Did she get canceled? What
will Liz do now?
On 3/29/07, rob theakston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if this has been mentioned on here yet (and apologies if it
has), but Liz Copeland's 12 year reign as the queen of over night Detroit
radio is
kent williams wrote:
So what's up with this? Are they moving? Did she get canceled? What
will Liz do now?
Another inquiring mind here - ditto on Rob's laudations.
j
I can second any of the Scientists cartoon cover releases esp Wins the
World Cup
Also
Dub Factor - Black Uhuru
Starship Africa - Creation Rebel
For the roots dub
Any dub albums on Pressure Sounds, Blood and Fire are usually high
quality and nicely packaged with plenty of meaninfull sleeve notes.
Hehe LKJ shops in my local - he's a very nattily dressed and polite
fellow. And a fantastic poet. Highly recommended.
As well as the below, I would say an absolute must is the compilation of
Lee Perry productions called Arkology - all the farmyard noises you'll
ever need and some of the sweetest
I'm spamming this around because Yasushi Miura is perhaps the most
prolific, creative unsigned creator of electronic music I know of.
And I'm posting to 313 because I can hear a strong Detroit influence
to his music even though he's mutated the influence into something
completely different.
I'd
Yeah, I caught it too.
I am not sure how I feel about it. At first I thought the piano sounded great
(and it does), and
really picked up on the intricacies of the melody and chord changes and had to
respect the sheer
class and balls of the original. The meandering bass in this cover is spot-on
The powers that be at WDET, in their finite wisdom, have decided to
move to an all news- all talk format...not unlike the other two NPR
stations within listening range of the Detroit area.
Liz isn't the only air shift to be canceled, they kind of cleaned
house. It's just another sad, sad
Sorry to hear about WDET. Iowa Public Radio has undergone a similar
unfortunate trend. Up until the end of 2006, all the Iowa NPR
stations were locally programmed. But now, because of a decision by
the state Board of Regents -- largely as a cost-cutting move --
decisions about local
On 3/29/07, Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hehe LKJ shops in my local - he's a very nattily dressed and polite
fellow. And a fantastic poet. Highly recommended.
As well as the below, I would say an absolute must is the compilation of
Lee Perry productions called Arkology - all the
saw an article on feep.com about this yesterday, but it was dated a
couple days before so i thought maybe i missed it when someone else
posted about it. but yeah, i have some mp3s of her shows when she
interviewed cool people on them, really good stuff. in the article she
seems upbeat about doing
It'd be interesting to see who is on that management board - I've
considered NPR to be just another of the big boys of radio.
Their news isn't much different than what you see/hear on CNN. They do
have some good public interest stories and Terry Gross but that's about
it anymore.
MEK
kent
Oh, and I forgot to mention King Tubby meets The African Brothers In
Dub. Not new, but it was only recently released in its entirety.
--
matt kane's brain
http://hydrogenproject.com
aim - mkbatwerk
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No offense to BBC, which is
great in it's own way, but in public radio terms, BBC World Service is
the programming equivalent of a dial tone.
No offence taken, but it's still patent nonsense you're chatting Kent!
What do you want, Rush Limbaugh? No, we have views and an attempt at
partiality
... and an attempt at *Impartiality*...
[Apropos 313 - 'Implosive Regions' Shifted Phases just faded out. Makes
the perfect soundtrack to edit this item on the US 4Q GDP coming in with
a much stronger revision than expected, don't you know? I'll get my coat
...]
Is it true that Brave New Waves just ended too?
m50
At 10:32 2007/3/29, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
saw an article on feep.com about this yesterday, but it was dated a
couple days before so i thought maybe i missed it when someone else
posted about it. but yeah, i have some mp3s of her shows
On 3/29/07, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry to hear about WDET. Iowa Public Radio has undergone a similar
unfortunate trend.
They replaced a locally produced long running (since 1971) late night
Jazz show with the BBC World Service. No offense to BBC, which is
great in it's
yup.
is otto still on here btw?
seems theyve added gary martin and alton miller, both good choices imo.
tom
This is dope! Especially like the little piano thing that comes in
about halfway through.
I must say, that for some reason I like hearing his stuff as a mixset
more than just the unmixed tracks, not quite sure why.
Anyway at times it definitely reminds me of a sort of
glitchy/IDM/robotic
http://www.sonicsunset.com/
(mixes from folks like Paul Hammond, David Siska, Matt MacQueen, Jason
Martin, Beppe Loda, Kuri Kondrak, Jeff Pietro, Karl Meier, Jeremy Campbell
http://archive.kpsu.org:8080/audio/by/artist/31_avas
(mixes from folks like Senor Frio, myself, Searchl1te, and 31 Avas
The Upsetters
Mad Professor also has a number of good dub releases.
Burnt Friedman as well
Alpha Omega
Dub Syndicate
African Head Charge
Bim Sherman
Robotiks do some wicked dub (they are on Ariwa records)
Sly Robbie - Drum Bass Stripped to the Bone (not dnb but proper dub
drums and bass) -
On 3/29/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matisyahu (Hasidic Jewish reggae!)
that dood is garbage. complete trash. a mockery of music.
Fat Freddie's Drop (it should not go unmentioned)
yeah their album and ep that i have is immediately loved by anyone who
hears it, regardless
if you REALLY want to get to the heart of reggae then definitely check
out
Ras Michael and the whole Nyahbinghi movement
it's totally stripped down the core of the music - the rhythm - very
spiritual music and apparently started with the free and escaped slaves
in
Jamaica
sorry, scratch
Anyone know of some Duvanté DJ mixes floating around in hyperspace?
I so totally dig his productions - especially his ability to go from dnb to
house within a 5 minute track.
works that rhythm for all it's worth
MEK
Almost forgot the very excellent Dub Trio - killer band live too
putting dub and punk back together making Tackhead proud
http://www.dubtrio.com/
there's a new dub CD I just received but I can't recall by who or what it
is called but it was pretty damn good
I'll dig it up and post it later
also check out this friend of mine from Bristol. Goes by the name of
Hanuman.
http://www.myspace.com/themightyhanuman
he does up some cool breaks/dnb/dub dishes
I have tons of his music that hasn't been released yet -
MEK
Not quite. It was actually brought to the lisland by the original east
Indians that were brought there before the Africans. As was the ganjah
and most of the rasta beliefs about word sound and power (which is the
cornerstone of the nyhabingi order as well as their creed). The Indians
that were
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