Dub Record Suggestion i.e. Massive Attach vs. Mad Professor

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Dub Record Suggestion i.e. Massive Attach vs. Mad Professor

Post by mitgeeevers » Sat Jan 05, 2008 6:13 am

Just getting into some dub records and looking for stuff that sounds like the Massive Attach vs. Mad Professor type of sound. I have some old Mad Professor stuff but that massive attack/mad professor album is amazing.

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Post by ion5 » Sun Jan 06, 2008 8:49 pm

check rythm collaboration i think its called .. also the remix album
its mad proff and ruts dc

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Post by interruptor » Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:00 pm

That's a difficult one because the Massive Attack/Mad Professor album ("No Protection") is a pretty unique affair. At least half of the tracks have little to do with dub except for some Mad Prof effects.
Other albums of that time which I liked a lot and which have a somewhat similar vibe are:

Transglobal Underground - Psychic Karaoke
Funki Porcini - Hed Phone Sex
Manasseh meets the Equalizer - Shining

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Post by interruptor » Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:36 pm

The album mentioned by ion5 is actually called "Rhythm Collision". Samples can be heard over here:
http://www.mp3.de/musik/genre/band/070000/265236/1

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Post by KoCha » Thu Jan 10, 2008 7:42 am

interruptor wrote:That's a difficult one because the Massive Attack/Mad Professor album ("No Protection") is a pretty unique affair.
So true Interruptor, I think it's impossible to find what your looking for...

No Protection is really a unique production, even Massive Attack is inimitable.... this album isn't really dub, it's more than dub ;)

Try to ask Mad Professor to remix Portishead or Shunk Anesis ;)
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