[QUOTE]Peter Tosh - Equal Rights[/QUOTE]

Nice :thumb:

I love that album -- possibly Tosh's best. I'd say "Equal Rights" is the best song off of it.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Nice :thumb:

I love that album -- possibly Tosh's best. I'd say "Equal Rights" is the best song off of it.[/QUOTE]

i definatly agree that its Tosh's best. none of his other albums even compare to equal rights...my favourite song is Iam That Iam

I'm liking Equal Rights much better than Legalize It. Junior Murvin is fantastic also.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I'm liking Equal Rights much better than Legalize It. Junior Murvin is fantastic also.[/QUOTE]

i cant get used to junior murvin's voice, it just annoys me

I think his voice is great. Him and the guy in the Congos both have very impressive falsettos.

...sorry i didnt have time to put more albums on this one, but i didnt have enough time

[b] Reggae Mailing List #5 [/b]
Alpha Blondy - Rasta Pou

..tell me what you think

Recently I've been loving the Augustus Pablo/King Tubby album [I]King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown[/I]. It's a fantastic dub album and really enjoyable. This review from allmusic sums it up pretty well.

[QUOTE]If you had to pick one album that best represents the pinnacle of the art of dub, you'd cull the candidates down pretty quickly to ten or 12, and it would get very difficult after that. Few would fault you for ending up with this one, though, which stands as perhaps the finest collaboration between two of instrumental reggae's leading lights: producer and melodica player Augustus Pablo and legendary dub pioneer King Tubby. Among other gems, this album offers its title track -- a dub version of Jacob Miller's "Baby I Love You So" -- which is widely regarded as the finest example of dub ever recorded. But the rest of the album is hardly less impressive. "Each One Dub," another cut on a Jacob Miller rhythm, possesses the same dark and mystical ambience, if not quite the same emotional energy, as "King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown," and the version of the epochal "Satta Massaganna" that closes the album is another solid winner. Pablo's trademark "Far East" sound (characterized by minor keys and prominent melodica lines) is predominant throughout, and is treated with care and grace by King Tubby, who has rarely sounded more inspired in his studio manipulations than he does here. Absolutely essential.[/QUOTE]

I keep on forgetting to listen to the Alpha Blondy album, but I promise I will soon.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Recently I've been loving the Augustus Pablo/King Tubby album [I]King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown[/I]. It's a fantastic dub album and really enjoyable. [/QUOTE]

yeah i downloaded that album..its great, but still doesnt compare to bad brains dub

I listened to the Alpha Blondy and found it relatively uninteresting. I should listen to the Bad Brains dub album again, I listened to it once and didn't love it right away and haven't listened to it since.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I listened to the Alpha Blondy and found it relatively uninteresting. I should listen to the Bad Brains dub album again, I listened to it once and didn't love it right away and haven't listened to it since.[/QUOTE]
the bad brains dub album is one of my three favourite albums of all time..i felt the same as you did when i first heard though.Yeah sorry about the alpha blondy c-d, i was in a rush and didnt know what to download

I need so more good dub. At the moment the only dub albums I have are:

Scientist - Rids the World of the Curse of the Evil Vampire
King Tubby - Roots of Dub
Augustus Pablo/King Tubby - King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown
Lee "Scratch" Perry and the Upsetters - Super Ape
Bad Brains - I & I Survived

I plan on getting more stuff by all the artists above. Are there any other good dub artists I should try out?

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I need so more good dub. At the moment the only dub albums I have are:

Scientist - Rids the World of the Curse of the Evil Vampire
King Tubby - Roots of Dub
Augustus Pablo/King Tubby - King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown
Lee "Scratch" Perry and the Upsetters - Super Ape
Bad Brains - I & I Survived

I plan on getting more stuff by all the artists above. Are there any other good dub artists I should try out?[/QUOTE]

prince jammy has some good dub...and some good reggae artists have put out awsome dub albums like black uhuru and aswad..ill upload a black uhuru dub album tommorow

Awsome. I'll try to find some good Prince Jammy.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Recently I've been loving the Augustus Pablo/King Tubby album [I]King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown[/I]. It's a fantastic dub album and really enjoyable. This review from allmusic sums it up pretty well.[/QUOTE]

Best dub ever. It's sweet to the limit.

I love Matisyahu... the guy's a great ragga/vocalist. The lead guitarist is excellent too.

[b] Reggae Mailing List #6 [/b]
Black Uhuru - The Dub Factor
Black Uhuru - In Dub
Absolute Best Dub Reggae

...tell me what you think

I listened to both Black Uhuru albums and they are great. Is the Sly and Robbie/King Tubby one just a collection of songs from both artists?

[QUOTE=Daniel!]I listened to both Black Uhuru albums and they are great. Is the Sly and Robbie/King Tubby one just a collection of songs from both artists?[/QUOTE]

yeah it is..the sly and robbie / king tubby c-d is awsome

Cool. I'm gonna listen to that later today, I've never listened to Sly and Robbie.

[QUOTE=Daniel!]Cool. I'm gonna listen to that later today, I've never listened to Sly and Robbie.[/QUOTE]

there old stuff is amazing, there new stuff is drum and bass and sounds really bad, they should have stuck with the roots dub...nice avatar btw..kings of dub i see king tubby augustus pablo and lee perry right?

Yep. I couldn't find a picture of Scientist, because all I get from google is pictures of actual scientists.

'Ey guys.

I'm so glad this thread is still going! I would love to be on this mailing list. [email]piratesatellite@lycos.com[/email]

More pressingly, though, my computer can't handle Soulseek. I ordered 'Heart Of The Congos' about two months ago on Amazon.com and I haven't received it yet, and I can't find the CD or vinyl anywhere. If anyone has it and would like to send it to AIM- arsonmadeeasy, I would be very thankful.

I found some internet store that has Heart of the Congos on LP and I'm going to get it. The sound should be great on vinyl.

I don't think I can share files over AIM, but I can easily upload it on yousendit and then give you the link, if that's okay.

You are the man. Thank you so much.

[QUOTE=Pirate Satellite]'Ey guys.

I'm so glad this thread is still going! I would love to be on this mailing list. [email]piratesatellite@lycos.com[/email]

More pressingly, though, my computer can't handle Soulseek. I ordered 'Heart Of The Congos' about two months ago on Amazon.com and I haven't received it yet, and I can't find the CD or vinyl anywhere. If anyone has it and would like to send it to AIM- arsonmadeeasy, I would be very thankful.[/QUOTE]

its good to see you back man :thumb: ..i sent you a couple albums that havnt expired yet..tell me what you think

...iam gonna be busy tommorow, so heres a tommorows reggae albums early.
[b] Reggae Mailing List #7 [/b]
Trojan Dub Massive Chapter 1
Prince Far I and The Arabs - Black Man Land

tell me what you think

damn Zion, I cant keep up with your updates. Still havent gotten around to listening to those dub albums, but im looking forward to it, with a nice bowl of kaya in hand. :thumb:

I already have the Prince Far I album, but I'm looking foward to listening to the dub one.

[QUOTE=KayaMon]damn Zion, I cant keep up with your updates. Still havent gotten around to listening to those dub albums, but im looking forward to it, with a nice bowl of kaya in hand. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

i didnt find kaya that great? what are some of your favourite songs off that album?...catch a fire is the best, in my opinion

Haa, I think he was referencing Kaya as in the dread Marijuana, my man.

I just recently listened to some tracks off of 'Firehouse Rock' by the Wailing Souls and sweet sassy molassy, it is [I]fine.[/I] I probably won't be able to afford it until January, but until then, I'm just listening to the tunes I have on here. For those with extra cash or Soulseek or whatever, it comes highly recommended.

Also, my computer can't handle YSI uploads, but I just got 'Arkology' by Lee "Scratch" Perry, which is a three-disc boxed set and it is killer. It really does a great job of showcasing Perry's talent. My screen name is arsonmadeeasy if anyone wants it.