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http://shatterthehotel.com/
http://www.myspace.com/shatterthehotel

Sortie : 2009
Style : Reggae , Dub , Remix

Tracklist:
01. Dubmatix - London Calling (Album Version) [feat. Don Letts & Dan Donovan] (5:27)
02. Dub Antenna - White Riot (4:17)
03. Creation Rockers - Four Horsemen (2:54)
04. Nate Wize - Rock the Casbah (feat. Ammoye) (4:54)
05. John Brown's Body - Bankrobber (4:05)
06. Chomsky Allstars - Know Your Rights (3:41)
07. Wrongtom Meets Rockers - Lost in the Supermarket (3:41)
08. DubCats - Rudie Can't Fail (5:01)
09. Citizen Sound - One More Time (feat. Prince Blanco & Ammoye) (4:21)
10. Infantry Rockers - Rebel Waltz (3:59)
11. O'Luge & Kornerstrone All-Stars - Spanish Bombs (5:19)
12. Danny Michel - Straight to Hell (4:57)
13. Creation Rockers - Complete Control (5:43)
14. Dubmatix - London Calling (Roots Rock Version) [feat. Don Letts] (3:27)


Shatter The Hotel: A Dub Inspired Tribute To Joe Strummer by Strummerville

Released by: Mojo Brand Records
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http://www.myspace.com/fredlocks1

Record date : 1982
Album style : dancehall, solo vocal

Playlist :
Love And Only Love
Give Jah Your Heart And Soul
Voice Of The Poor
Cut Eye, Cut Eye
News Carrier
Homeward Bound
Eternally
Africa Africa
What Your're Not Supposed To Do
No Further Woman

Producer : Lloydie Coxsone

Backing Band : The Creation Steppers



Un album homogène dans l'ensemble , du reggae roots des années 80 bien conscient de qualité chanter par l'ami Fred Locks , qui accompagne le groupe avec brio .
A mettre dans la playlist reggae de votre Ipod sans hesiter ! Car il n'y à pas que Bob Marley dans la vie !
JAH RASTAFARI !
by DJ DemonAngel

http://www.myspace.com/blackuhuru

Since the core Black Uhuru crew (and by this, I mean with vocalist Michael Rose) is not likely to get back together anytime soon, newly released live dates from their heyday are always welcome. The wonderful Tabou1 (who released a great Gladitors disc a few months back) has just released Black Uhuru's Live 84.

As you'd expect from the title, this disc is a live date from 1984, featuring most of the group's biggest hits ("Shine Eye Gal," "Puff She Puff," "Sponji Reggae," etc.) but unfortunately, nowhere in the liner notes (nor in the promo material) is there any indication as to exactly where or when the disc was recorded. But, oh well... the music is still there.

Though I've never seen him in person, I can tell from the numerous live shows I've heard, Rose is one hell of a performer. Unlike many performers, his stage voice is not at all different from his studio voice. He manages to capture the essence of each song and magnify it during live shows, knowing when to talk and when to let his band do the talking.

Live 84 is a very good set of thirteen cuts covering 74 minutes. Included, in addition to the aforementioned tracks, are "Plastic Smile," "I Love King Selassie," "Youths of Eglington," "General Pentitentiary," "Happiness," "World is Africa," "Sinsemilla," "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," and the pro-life anthem "Abortion." With a lineup like this, it's hard to go wrong.

"I Love King Selassie" is a stand-out high point due to its strong spiritual nature. "Youths of Eglington" is also quite good, due mainly to its incredibly catchy hook and bubbling riddim. And if you're aren't singing "there's a stalk of sinsemilla growing in my backyard" by the end of the disc, you must be deaf.

The sound quality of the disc is quite good (though it could be a tad better, I'd say). The very fact, though, that this is Black Uhuru with a previously unreleased live disc is enough to make one overlook any problems. Hunt this one down.

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Sortie : 2000

Tracklist :
  1  Shine Eye Girl
  2  Plastic Smile
  3  Puff She Puff
  4  I Love King Selassie
  5  Youths Of Eglington
  6  Push Push
  7  General Penitentiary
  8  Happiness
  9  World Is Africa
10  Sponji Reggae
11  Sinsemilla
12  Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
13  Abortion

http://www.myspace.com/blackuhuru
http://www.rasrecords.com/blackuhuru/

http://orange.street.free.fr/
http://www.myspace.com/orangestreetfrance

Mousaillon ! élever la grand voile et danser sur le ponton , ça va suer du rhum !
Les pirates d'Orange Street parti à l'abordage d'un trésor inextimable qu'est la musique jamaîcaine , on trouvaient ici une perle sonore dont ils ne sont pas près de lacher pour quelques pépites d'or .
Il n'y aura pas de pitié , ce sera une énorme vibration  dans vos oreilles qui finira par vous destituez de vos jambes et de vos têtes que vous ne controleraient plus , due à la déflagration de good vibes instaurer par l'assaut de nos pirates Orange .
Rocksteady Reggae Roots Lovers seront embaucher pour se déhancher sur le dancefloor , les autres n'auront plus qu'à subir la pression sonore ambiente .
Bijou , colector du son à l'ancienne ! Orange Street à bel et bien pirater vos ouies pour votre plus grande jouissance !
by DJ DemonAngel

INTERVIEW
-.CD II.-
01-Kingston-
02-Girl of my Dream-
03-Silly Slug-
04-Wonderful Land-
05-Wonderful Dub-
06-Wonderful Melody-
07-Under the Sun-
08-Coming from the Hills-
09-Soul Sufferer-
10-Gal an Money-
11-Boogaloo Gal-
12-Golden Age-
13-Western Superstar-