Jah Rastafari

Posted by: Alex S. on 15 February 2002

I've spent a few days trawling some Britsh reggae, of the eighties mainly - early Aswad, Steel Pulse and various On-U sounds - Creation Rebel, Dub Syndicate, even all my New Age Steppers! But I've lost touch. I know about Dreadzone and the like, but are there any good reggae bands from these Isles around now?

Alex

Posted on: 15 February 2002 by Dev B

Prince Far I

kisses

Dev

Posted on: 15 February 2002 by Alex S.

You sweetie.

Cry Tuff Dub Encounters, I've had a few. Part 2 for some good sheep noises.

Best regards,

Alex

Posted on: 15 February 2002 by Former member

Ziontrain

Posted on: 15 February 2002 by ken c

yah man!

check out "reggae classics" on DCC Compact Classics label.

bless.

enjoy....

ken

Posted on: 16 February 2002 by shazbut

Alex,

I can echo Nick's recommendation of Zion Train.They have a number of excellent albums available,some of which are purely instrumental,drifty dub - particularly good is "Natural Wonders of the World in Dub".

If you want something a bit more lively,"Homegrown Fantasy" and "Grow Together" are both worth investigating,although they are not "traditional" reggae - more "new age" reggae,if there is such a thing.

You can investigate further by visiting :

[URL=http://www.wobblyweb.com/]

where you can also download 2 excellent samplers if you have the technology.

One of my favourites from this label is Marineville's "Redpath House",again completely instrumental,but really spacey,and almost jazzy in parts (Bitch's Brew jazzy rather than three guys noodling away incosequentially).

Good luck,
Shazbut

Posted on: 17 February 2002 by Alex S.

Will investigate and report back.

Alex

Posted on: 27 August 2002 by Former member

Salmonella Dub - "Outside The Dubplates"

They're a New Zealand dub outfit, and this is a remix version of their "Inside The Dubplates" album - the remixing done by a series of guest artists.

This is earth-shaking stuff - especially the Dreadzone remix of "Wytaliba", which is currently moving enough air to disturb the balloons dotted around the room with the dreaded "50" on them.....an the cats have all fled.

Here's the SmokeCDs link with samples

Posted on: 29 August 2002 by Jens

Hi Folks,

If you're talking dub you'd have to add the Mad Professor and Jah Shaka to your list. Sheriff Lindo from Australia is also right on the money.

Cheers, Jens

Posted on: 01 September 2002 by Former member

I quite fancy some of these but I've never been impressed with Amazon's prices, so where can you get these records online at decent prices?

Posted on: 01 September 2002 by Former member

The Salmonella Dub cost me £9.97 (including postage from NZ) and arrived in about a week.