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14 Dub Blackboard Jungle for me followed by Super Ape. In fact I'm on a Scratch diet at the moment and dug out all the CD's I have to satiate my hunger

This sunday on my turntable "The War Is On Dubstyle",
one of my old time favorites, heavy roots dub by Bobby
Kalphat and Sly&Robbie ...

Lee Perry: Time Boom X De Devil Dead and Lee 'Scratch' Perry Meets Bullwackie - In Satan's Dub

African Head Charge - Songs of Praise

Creation Rebel - Starship Africa

Glen Brown - Check the Winner

Keith Hudson - Playing It Cool & Playing It Right

Rhythm & Sound

Skin, Flesh & Bones - Dub in Blood

@ babaluma1

But it`s Thursday

@AnorakTrev
Sorry I cheated and put what I was listening to last Sunday! Next time I will follow the rules:)

@ babaluma1

No apologies required , sir ! And no rules other than no distractions when listening to your favourite Sunday dub albums . It's just so nice to chill out and soak in all the vibes and hear them just as the artist and mix engineer intended , dub on and enjoy !!!

Sunny afternoon and today it is " Dub Justice " on the Attack label . BIG value for money on this lp , 15 tracks of tuff horns and vocal dubs from the hand of King Tubby plus another from Prince Phillip Smart . Bliss ....

Got my cup of coffee and am listening to Nexus Dub from the Tamoki-Wambesi label. Great cross selection of tracks. Especially Sugar Plum Dub.

I love a good Coxsone dub outing and recently it was Hi Fashion Dub Top Ten - supposed to be his first. If you haven't heard it - try and search out a 70's JA copy rather than the 80's, 90's etc reissue - so much heavier, so much warmer so much more listenable!

not the one with the musical instruments O'Neil Nanco cover;
not SOL 1119 with different labels on each side (studio 1 banner + studio 1 rosette);
not even the yellow vinyl one;

but CN 2396 - hard to find but worth the effort!

I didn't have any Internet at home yesterday so couldn't do an update. But I was playing this wonderful set from Mikey Dread.
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