From way back when 'till 2011.

1 - Now Generation - Rumbo Malt
2 - Pablo Moses - Give I fe Name
3 - Bongo Pat - Young Generation
4 - Gregory Isaacs - Easy Natty Easy
5 - Bim Sherman - My Whole World / Version
6 - Winston Jarrett - Humble Yourself
7 - Scientist - Bad Days Dub
8 - Anthony Johnson ...

23 x vinyl 10/12". Love to all.


http://soundcloud.com/rich-m-1/sets/lovedub-mix/
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1 - Intro (respect your elders)
2 - 2562 - Theorem
3 - Consequence - Snakes and Skulls
4 - Skream - Angry World
5 - Unknown - Pretty Boys Don't Survive Up North ...

Think I'll send mine back and try again - it has one pretty horrible jump at the start of Livin Different during the intro, rest of the track and album plays fine so I can't really swallow STs explaination. The jump definitely isn't related to bass frequency.

Interesting Mala references both ...

FYI.

By the way - did many of you get the picture disks? Georgous.

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Hi Guys, I really appreciate the feedback. This issue concerns me as all parties involved Myself, Transition Mastering, S.T Holdings and ...

Lovin that "Them!" business. Saucy.

Anyone have a link to that old thread with those b&w photos of Mass/DMZ?

Brap te brap te rat a tat brap etc

You could roast chestnuts on the lineup.

Bi-weekly sub session in the Purple Dirt'ole.



10 - 3

Bring it..

Thanks to all the supporters

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Them with the records:

DB
JBliss
Rompa
Ritch

No Reading I'm afraid mate.

Good work, good cause.

We'll be there.

Twice monthly Step session in the Turtle tonite.

10 - 3

Rebels get y'skank on.
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Spinners:

JBliss
DB
RichieM

Thanks.

Any suggestions? I'll be popping over next week.

Pleased about this, got a nice little collective in Reading and good to see the people involved rewarded for their efforts. Think this is gonna grow.

Gotta keep on top of those first and third friday sick days though..

"As we've mentioned quite a lot recently, dubstep and its many tributaries have divided and consolidated into distinct schools of sound, some settling into the predictable routine of halfstep templates and dub clich鬠while others have forged a brilliant path through sonic innovation with an open mind ...

Loving this. Thanks.

You press, I buy.

First post - just a quick shout to Goth Trad for the set a DMZ last week.

One of the best sets I've heard, regardless of genre.

Would love to hear the/a similar recording.

Everybody, go see him.