DUB DISCUSSION BOARD

nice site. <BR> <BR>I know very little about dub but Ive always been fascinated with the concept of stripping music down to the bare bones and letting inspiration take control in a live/un-rehearsed environment &#40;at least this is what I understand it to be&#41;. <BR> <BR>My attempts to start a dub collection have always gone a bit astray though. I bought a couple of Lee Scratch Perry compilations a year or two ago and although I really love the tracks there not exactly what I thought was dub. They mostly had their vocal tracks fully in-tact and very little use of reverb/delay as I had expected. <BR> <BR>Can anyone recommend a good compilation albulm of dub that would be a good introduction to me. Thanks. <BR> <BR>soulsurvivor <BR>www.sladefx.freeserve.co.uk

return 2 umoja on conqueror label released a few years back.pound 4 pound,1 of the better compilations.also the blood and fire cds are good

Blood & Fire are the most roots revival label... <BR>But perhaps the new Studio 1 can send to us new vibes... <BR> <BR>Anyone have see STUIO ONE STORY ?? we can see both old and new studio. I think the new it's a big mackie but can't say what is old board.. <BR> <BR>KoCha

The best Dub compilation album I've heard is Dub Essentials.

Listen to: <BR>O RAPPA- "Lado A Lado B". <BR>And "Dub Salute" albums.

The Trojan Dub Box sets volume 1 and 2 are great, and you get 3 cds in each one. Lots of brilliant music.

I've got the trojan dub box 2, its nice indeed, but not really good. I will look ouy for No1, hope its better, and more psychedelic. <BR> <BR>Listen to: Linval Thompson's Dub story. <BR>If you can find it!! It's GOOD. Its from the same period of scratch's No1 compiler: SWEET

For more modern dub, I'd go for Planet Dub on Mammoth Records - it's great. <BR>Enjoy

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