Re: Favorite Dub Album?

Got Tubbys' Prophesy of dub spinning just now, and have to say it's melodic, and whilst Wackies (with Wayne jarrett say..) is pure niceness.., it's hard to beat Tubs in full effect??

Tubs with Harry Mudie (vol 3) - also has some haunting tunes - nineteen love, and mudies serenade.. and have also had APs'Eastman Dub on the decks, and the way he takes Tetracks' toons into dub, before finishing them in East of the River Nile is a testament to dubs' beauty!!!

Keep sharing Jahs' glory...

Yes, I have been thinking of scientist and jammy strike back, a good album full of grand vocal snippets that add much to the frenetic and sweet Jammy riddims of the Jammy versions on there.Sweet.

Augustus Pablo - East of river nile
King Tubby - Legendary Skatalites in Dub
Lee Perry - 16 Blackboard Jungle Dub

And i cant wait for lee perry & adrian sherwood dubwize colaboration called DUBSETTER.Official release coming soon in Europe, it`s a dub companion to Mighty Upsetter album. Check out a track called Brazilian jungle { on tube f. e }
Burning Babylon dubs are also worth listening

I have a lot of favourites but this one

is my most favourite.The mix is superb...sound quality.. superb.'Jah Botto' gets the most spin.I just like the way 'jah no dead' floats on the instruments.

A good 2 cd set, Dub forever by king tubby, well worth a listen if you see this disc, ok.

2 many to choose from.

Dub factor 2
the Dub Judah mixes.Great stuff by Jabulani Ngozi and friends, in league with Dub Judah.Sweet uk reggae....

King Tubby mts scientist in a revival dub would make a swell addition to the collection of any newbie to dub.Swell stuff, cool riddims, check track 4 and you`ll know what i mean.

My favourite dub album is The Wackies Rhythm Force - African Roots Act 1 1980. :]

chrzescijanin wrote :My favourite dub album is The Wackies Rhythm Force - African Roots Act 1 1980. :]

Also one of my fave Dubs!

Does anybody know if this record was really first issued in 1977? Anybody ever seen it personally or in the web?

On the 1980 Wackie label is written "copyright 1977 Five Arts" and "produced 1980 Bala Prod.".