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Agreed!
I have also been totally into "Jammies In Lion Dub Style" lately. I love it.

Sunny day , windows open , and the neighbours can also listen along to " Earthquake Dub " !!

"Sup Trev...another week has past already...I am always so surprised how fast this thread comes back up...time flys when you get older, I swear!

This morning I am PUMPING

" His Majesty's Dub " - Prince Jammy v King Tubby is spinning around this week . Some seriously deep , rumbling bass on this one ... but where the hell did the last track " Jah Works " come from !! Weird or what ?

I had a nice long weekend sleep in. Ate some ful medame for breakfast (with cumin, garlic, lemon, chili and olive oil). From the living room *At The Control Dubwise* was spinning. A great start on any sunday.

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Now I'm off to the store to buy some fruits. Going to enjoy some honey melon, orange, strawberries and *Dub War Vol. 1*. Numerous classic bass lines with brutal heaviness to them and the odd and tasty percussion to further lively up the rhydem.

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King Patti Sounds wrote:This sunday on my turntable :

Cultural Dub ( Sylvan Morris & Harry J )

One of my all-time favorites

Unfortunately I can't put that one on my turntable. Play mp3 is the maximum, but yes very nice. Has any Harry J lp ever been re-released?

Beware!

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/2623

What an excellent choice there , blackarkrock . Certainly qualifies as a " classic " !

Bit of a bummer here at Villa da Anorak , as I have packed up my hi-fi , vinyl and cd's due to moving house ! So , it's a humble cdr I'm playing this morning on the " kitchen " system . And it is "Presenting The Coxsone Affair " on Tribesman . Stunning set of riddims ...

Am listening to "Moodie in Dub Vol 2" but not eating ful medames.

Dubbing in the uk , listened on youtube. Also ranking dread in dub.