Warp Yourself wrote:
quoted 4 lines Although I've always liked Dub, I've never known where to start. I've
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> Although I've always liked Dub, I've never known where to start. I've
> got Macro Dub Infection(just the first) and some Axiom stuff, where
> should I go as far as artists?quoted 1 line (I've got Pole too)
> (I've got Pole too)
I just got an older Jammin'Unit CD, "deaf, dub and blind" and
it really cool, and really good !
By the way, I think there's a newer release by him,
is it any good ?
You can also look at some Basic Channel/Chain Reaction
CD's, I recommend Porter Ricks with "Biokinetics",
Maurizio, with the M series CD.
Bill Laswell may be one of the reference for eclectic dub
music, check the Divination series ( more ambient ), or
the work he did with Style Scott, "Dub Meltdown" on
the WordSound label. Most of Laswell work include some
sort of "dubby" sequence, good or bad, it's there!
You can go in the "DreadZone" direction, with more
vocals; "...360" and "Second Light" and a blend of
a lot of different styles.
Some of "the Orb" can be called dub; "tower of dub"
is an example...
That's all I can recommend for now !
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