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www.greensleeves.net www.vprecords.com or keep in contact w/ me and we'll talk .. i've been spinning reggae for 5 years. -Joel production unit wrote: Yo, I'm trying to get into dancehall ragga stuff, but finding it a liitle hard to know where to start. Following on from some of the Timbaland sounds, the 'Now Thing' compilation on Mo'Wax got me hooked, and I've got to have more of those stuttering beats and weird, minimal acid lines. Although that album was all instrumental, I've heard a few vocal 'tings that were great too - 'Jailbrake' by Sizzla was one. Basically, if anybody knew of a few more compilations that would help me find my feet in the scene, that would be great. Also, classic albums that I could check. Nothing too melody-based, just raw and minimal like I said. Lastly (before the shirt off anyone's back), scene websites would be nice too. Come to think of it, if someone could just buy me a house in Kingston, that would probably sort out thew whole darn problem. Awaitng missives, Papa D. The Marcia Blaine School for Girls: marciablaine.cjb.net _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org DJ Joel Fever - Dancehall Reggae/Hardstep Jungle "First DJ To Endorse Own Hot Sauce" [Skhoolyard Sound System - MA,Neverending Echo - MA] 09.15.02 Neverending Echo Radio w/ Paulinnate MIXES FOUND @ http://www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm http://americandnb.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

quoted 2 lines I'm trying to get into dancehall ragga stuff, but finding it a liitle

> I'm trying to get into dancehall ragga stuff, but finding it a liitle > hard to know where to start. Following on from some of the Timbaland

sounds,

quoted 2 lines the 'Now Thing' compilation on Mo'Wax got me hooked, and I've got to h

> the 'Now Thing' compilation on Mo'Wax got me hooked, and I've got to have > more of those stuttering beats and weird, minimal acid lines. Although

that

quoted 2 lines album was all instrumental, I've heard a few vocal 'tings that were great

> album was all instrumental, I've heard a few vocal 'tings that were great > too - 'Jailbrake' by Sizzla was one.

i think the new dj vadim single fits what you're looking for. not the 12", but the promo 7" thingy... with demolition man (?) i think... hunt it down later Edwin Wong [ suction@rogers.com ] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

i haven`t heard the stuffed you mentioned, but here are some artists you should check out if you want some good hardcore-dancehall: -sizzla -ward 21 -lexxus -tok -bounty killer -alozade -spragga benz ..chris°° production unit wrote:

quoted 36 lines Yo,

> > Yo, > I'm trying to get into dancehall ragga stuff, but finding it a > liitle hard to know where to start. Following on from some of the > Timbaland sounds, the 'Now Thing' compilation on Mo'Wax got me hooked, > and I've got to have more of those stuttering beats and weird, minimal > acid lines. Although that album was all instrumental, I've heard a few > vocal 'tings that were great too - 'Jailbrake' by Sizzla was one. > Basically, if anybody knew of a few more compilations that would > help me find my feet in the scene, that would be great. Also, classic > albums that I could check. Nothing too melody-based, just raw and > minimal like I said. Lastly (before the shirt off anyone's back), > scene websites would be nice too. Come to think of it, if someone > could just buy me a house in Kingston, that would probably sort out > thew whole darn problem. > > Awaitng missives, > Papa D. > > > > > The Marcia Blaine School for Girls: > marciablaine.cjb.net > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been rocking my world (Bounty Killer, Beenie Man, Cecile, Sizzla, Elephant Man, etc...). The Dewali cuts are probably close to what you're looking for. It's a danceable rhythm but really odd & rough sounding. If you don't want to chase down the 7"s, Greensleeves does a good job of compiling stuff cut on the same rhythms for good extended mix potential. www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall sounds. Jeff on 8/20/02 2:43 PM, ..chris griffin°° at chris-griffin@web.de wrote:

quoted 63 lines i haven`t heard the stuffed you mentioned, but here are some artists you

> i haven`t heard the stuffed you mentioned, but here are some artists you > should check out if you want some good hardcore-dancehall: > > -sizzla > -ward 21 > -lexxus > -tok > -bounty killer > -alozade > -spragga benz > > > > ..chris°° > > > > > production unit wrote: > >> >> Yo, >> I'm trying to get into dancehall ragga stuff, but finding it a >> liitle hard to know where to start. Following on from some of the >> Timbaland sounds, the 'Now Thing' compilation on Mo'Wax got me hooked, >> and I've got to have more of those stuttering beats and weird, minimal >> acid lines. Although that album was all instrumental, I've heard a few >> vocal 'tings that were great too - 'Jailbrake' by Sizzla was one. >> Basically, if anybody knew of a few more compilations that would >> help me find my feet in the scene, that would be great. Also, classic >> albums that I could check. Nothing too melody-based, just raw and >> minimal like I said. Lastly (before the shirt off anyone's back), >> scene websites would be nice too. Come to think of it, if someone >> could just buy me a house in Kingston, that would probably sort out >> thew whole darn problem. >> >> Awaitng missives, >> Papa D. >> >> >> >> >> The Marcia Blaine School for Girls: >> marciablaine.cjb.net >> >> >> >> _________________________________________________________________ >> Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >> For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >> >> > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >

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On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Jeff/Ninja Tune wrote:

quoted 2 lines recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been

> recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been > rocking my world

hmmm haven't heard Famine yet but... Diwali!!! I just picked up the Diwali Riddim LP on Greensleeves and am making my way through it. Some insane stuff on there esp Elephant Man's version. Shiza my nizza indeed. I picked mine up at a store here in NYC but if you go to: http://www.turntablelab.com/labindub/labindub1.html and scroll to the bottom you'll find RealAudio clips off the album. Actually, just go to the turntablelab homepage and navigate yer way to the reggae section. They've got like 2 pages worth of Dancehall stuff w/informative reviews and RA clips.

quoted 1 line www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall sounds.

> www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall sounds.

Jammyland's store in NYC is amazing. SO many 7"s... But I'm not so fond of the design of their online shop. Howard --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

First time I heard dwali was april 2002 when I bought the Assasin,TOK, and Desparado versions at Aquarius records in Kingston... on 45 of course... but now I want the whole lp!!!! even though it isn't a typical dancehall beat (more slow house) but it is still considered dancehall cause of the artists, etc. -Joel Howard Shih wrote:On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Jeff/Ninja Tune wrote:

quoted 2 lines recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been

> recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been > rocking my world

hmmm haven't heard Famine yet but... Diwali!!! I just picked up the Diwali Riddim LP on Greensleeves and am making my way through it. Some insane stuff on there esp Elephant Man's version. Shiza my nizza indeed. I picked mine up at a store here in NYC but if you go to: http://www.turntablelab.com/labindub/labindub1.html and scroll to the bottom you'll find RealAudio clips off the album. Actually, just go to the turntablelab homepage and navigate yer way to the reggae section. They've got like 2 pages worth of Dancehall stuff w/informative reviews and RA clips.

quoted 1 line www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall sounds.

> www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall sounds.

Jammyland's store in NYC is amazing. SO many 7"s... But I'm not so fond of the design of their online shop. Howard --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org DJ Joel Fever - Dancehall Reggae/Hardstep Jungle "First DJ To Endorse Own Hot Sauce" [Skhoolyard Sound System - MA,Neverending Echo - MA] 09.15.02 Neverending Echo Radio w/ Paulinnate MIXES FOUND @ http://www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm http://americandnb.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

Good names below ;) also the style you were referring to reminds me of late 90's dancehall... more subtle with the acid sounds and stuff... alot of stuff now is changing fast and becoming more complicated in texture/nature. Yet it is still solid maybe even more solid than its predecessors. I would like to add some names if I may: CAPLETON ward21 frisco kid mega banton buju banton warrior king Ricky Rudy (aka Bling Dawg) ELEPHANT MAN -Joel "..chris griffin??" wrote: i haven`t heard the stuffed you mentioned, but here are some artists you should check out if you want some good hardcore-dancehall: -sizzla -ward 21 -lexxus -tok -bounty killer -alozade -spragga benz ..chris?? DJ Joel Fever - Dancehall Reggae/Hardstep Jungle "First DJ To Endorse Own Hot Sauce" [Skhoolyard Sound System - MA,Neverending Echo - MA] 09.15.02 Neverending Echo Radio w/ Paulinnate MIXES FOUND @ http://www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm http://americandnb.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

of course: elephant man! how come me forget dis bwoy!?! shizza ma nizza! capiche! :) ..chris°° Joel Fever wrote:

quoted 47 lines Good names below ;)

>Good names below ;) >also the style you were referring to reminds me of late 90's dancehall... more subtle with the acid sounds and stuff... alot of stuff now is changing fast and becoming more complicated in texture/nature. Yet it is still solid maybe even more solid than its predecessors. I would like to add some names if I may: > >CAPLETON >ward21 >frisco kid >mega banton >buju banton >warrior king >Ricky Rudy (aka Bling Dawg) >ELEPHANT MAN > >-Joel > > > > > "..chris griffin°°" wrote: i haven`t heard the stuffed you mentioned, but here are some artists you >should check out if you want some good hardcore-dancehall: > >-sizzla >-ward 21 >-lexxus >-tok >-bounty killer >-alozade >-spragga benz > > > >..chris°° > > >DJ Joel Fever - Dancehall Reggae/Hardstep Jungle "First DJ To Endorse Own Hot Sauce" > >[Skhoolyard Sound System - MA,Neverending Echo - MA] >09.15.02 Neverending Echo Radio w/ Paulinnate > >MIXES FOUND @ http://www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm http://americandnb.com > > > > >--------------------------------- >Do You Yahoo!? >HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs >

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DIWALI! This is definitely the riddim of the summer. BLAZING FLAMES!! np: GRINDIN! - rmx. feat Sean Paul, Kardinal Offishal peace, soze dirtee sht crewww http://www.wearechangeagent.com

quoted 33 lines From: Howard Shih <hmshih@eclipse.net>

>From: Howard Shih <hmshih@eclipse.net> >To: Jeff/Ninja Tune <jeff@ninjatune.net> >CC: idm@hyperreal.org >Subject: Re: [idm] Desperately Seeking Dancehall >Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 11:33:00 -0400 (EDT) > >On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Jeff/Ninja Tune wrote: > > recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been > > rocking my world >hmmm haven't heard Famine yet but... > >Diwali!!! I just picked up the Diwali Riddim LP on Greensleeves and >am making my way through it. Some insane stuff on there esp Elephant Man's >version. Shiza my nizza indeed. > >I picked mine up at a store here in NYC but if you go to: >http://www.turntablelab.com/labindub/labindub1.html >and scroll to the bottom you'll find RealAudio clips off the album. >Actually, just go to the turntablelab homepage and navigate yer way to >the reggae section. They've got like 2 pages worth of Dancehall stuff >w/informative reviews and RA clips. > > > www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall >sounds. >Jammyland's store in NYC is amazing. SO many 7"s... >But I'm not so fond of the design of their online shop. > >Howard > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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If you haven't yet.. pick up the HI FEVER and the ENGINE... i got em both and they are hot.. the HI FEVER has a great sean paul mix... also if you like beenie man check this out. www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm under MIXES... "TRIBUTE TO BEENIE MAN" shadetek I tried to click on your link for dj domu but didn't find anything... lemme know what you think of mine. -Joel DJ Joel Fever - Dancehall Reggae/Hardstep Jungle "First DJ To Endorse Own Hot Sauce" [Skhoolyard Sound System - MA,Neverending Echo - MA] 09.15.02 Neverending Echo Radio w/ Paulinnate MIXES FOUND @ http://www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm http://americandnb.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

yo joel, thanks for the tips, I gotta get back down to my spots, theres a whole bunch of new riddims I need to cop, including Diwali which I only have on mixtape (federation clique out of Philly, highly reccomended, has an excellent Sean Paul exclusive beef track). As for DJ DOMU, try this link: direct: http://www.wearechangeagent.com/domu/DJDOMU_10.19.00.mp3 or his home page: http://www.wearechangeagent.com/domu/ peace, SOZISM.SHT change agent crew

quoted 33 lines From: Joel Fever <joel_fever@yahoo.com>

>From: Joel Fever <joel_fever@yahoo.com> >To: idm@hyperreal.org >CC: shadetek@hotmail.com >Subject: [idm] desperately seeking dancehall >Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 13:44:29 -0700 (PDT) > > >If you haven't yet.. pick up the HI FEVER and the ENGINE... i got em both >and they are hot.. the HI FEVER has a great sean paul mix... also if you >like beenie man check this out. >www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm >under MIXES... "TRIBUTE TO BEENIE MAN" >shadetek I tried to click on your link for dj domu but didn't find >anything... lemme know what you think of mine. >-Joel > > > >DJ Joel Fever - Dancehall Reggae/Hardstep Jungle "First DJ To Endorse Own >Hot Sauce" > >[Skhoolyard Sound System - MA,Neverending Echo - MA] >09.15.02 Neverending Echo Radio w/ Paulinnate > >MIXES FOUND @ http://www.neverending-echo.com/audio.htm >http://americandnb.com > > > > >--------------------------------- >Do You Yahoo!? >HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

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hhmm the diwali-riddim sure is nice, but i think there are better (and more dancehall-typical) riddims that rock! - problem-riddim - liquid-riddim - lightning-riddim - streetsweeper-riddim - superstar-riddim - rice and peas-riddim most of the riddims are available on one-riddim-cds either at greensleeves or vp records. ..chris°° .. SHADETEk .. wrote:

quoted 63 lines DIWALI!

> DIWALI! > > This is definitely the riddim of the summer. BLAZING FLAMES!! > > np: GRINDIN! - rmx. feat Sean Paul, Kardinal Offishal > > peace, > soze dirtee > sht crewww > http://www.wearechangeagent.com > >> From: Howard Shih <hmshih@eclipse.net> >> To: Jeff/Ninja Tune <jeff@ninjatune.net> >> CC: idm@hyperreal.org >> Subject: Re: [idm] Desperately Seeking Dancehall >> Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 11:33:00 -0400 (EDT) >> >> On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Jeff/Ninja Tune wrote: >> > recently it's stuff cut on the Dewali & Famine rhythms that have been >> > rocking my world >> hmmm haven't heard Famine yet but... >> >> Diwali!!! I just picked up the Diwali Riddim LP on Greensleeves and >> am making my way through it. Some insane stuff on there esp Elephant >> Man's >> version. Shiza my nizza indeed. >> >> I picked mine up at a store here in NYC but if you go to: >> http://www.turntablelab.com/labindub/labindub1.html >> and scroll to the bottom you'll find RealAudio clips off the album. >> Actually, just go to the turntablelab homepage and navigate yer way to >> the reggae section. They've got like 2 pages worth of Dancehall stuff >> w/informative reviews and RA clips. >> >> > www.jammyland.com is a good source for buying fresh new dancehall >> sounds. >> Jammyland's store in NYC is amazing. SO many 7"s... >> But I'm not so fond of the design of their online shop. >> >> Howard >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >> For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > > > > > > http://www.wearechangeagent.com > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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