hI bATH BASS NUTS - can anyone tell me if there is owt happening in Bath (of a bass heavy persuasion) on Tuesday 13th october? I am there for one night and fancy a bit of bass. Cheers - you can mail me direct markjhunt@yahoo.co.uk

Ah yes, it was indeed a huge night. Both Benga and Skream absolutely fucking rinsed the place out and the crowd was nuts. Quality soundsystem, quality beats and a crowd jammed with gorgeous women. What more can a 38 year old married man ask for?

Can't wait - will tek someting to beat Aba Shanti's sound at the Volks t'other week. Now that was HUGE!

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someone thought i was being serious with my above nomination so im gonna be serious...old & new...1 tune from each that i fucking love!

dead dred - dred bass..yep
pish posh - corrupt cops (evol intent remix)
fanu - ninja chicks
omni trio - renegade snares
current value - brainwash
noisia ...

I'm lucky enough to be catching Adrian Sherwood with Dub Syndicate here in Edinburgh on Monday 10th August during the Fringe Festival. I LOVE Sherwood to bits.

You lucky bastard - I saw him in Brighton last month with Tony Thorpe. Head Charge, Benga, Dusk and Blackdown and Jazz Steppa. He's an all ...

For me 'Super Sharp Shooter' the Ganja Kru / DJ Zinc classic always does it. I remember hearing it in a club for the first time at the Ninja Tune night in the Blue Note in Hoxton and it went off like crazy. They teased and teased the intro (The S, the U, the P, the E, the R) for ages before finally ...

King Tubby Meets Rocker Uptown: Tubbys and Pablos - definitive selection.

Dub Syndicate - Tunes From The Missing Channel: Vintage On-U Sound.

FSTZ wrote:renegade soundwave - in dub

Mmmm - a real beauty this one. Black Eye Boy is one of the finest dub tunes ever - including the 70s business.

This may have got my No.1 my vote - but 'Blue Lines' holds too many memories - just about all of them good!

I'm currently riding Cutty Ranks at full volume and wonder if this man has been, or ever will be, beaten for raw roughneck delivery, rude riddim and rasping lyrics. Maybe Reggie Stepper came close?

What other Dancehall do you all recommend?

Tonight I'm not in a Rocksteady mood. Just scored 'Dancehall Reggae Meets Rap in NYC' on Soul Jazz. Awesome 2 disc set of rude rhytmns that brought back some very fond memories - especially rinsing Shinehead at 3am in my student halls and gettinG BOLLOCKED!

Well since you're in the Other Music forum....

Grindcore, death metal, punk.

There's an awesome flash game called Zombie Grinder with an extreme metal soundtrack. Awesome.

http://www.funny-games.biz/zombiegrinder.html

Yeah this comes to mind if you're on an adrenaline tip

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bibishte wrote:Macka B - Warrior Style

Respect all Macka B selections - especially Tiger Woods, Road Rage and Flush it.

Always on the button.

GrimeSceneInvestigation wrote:Bad Brains - Rock for Light

NICE - one of my all time faves. Saw 'em in 89 but they'd lost it - still a good show.

You read 'American Hardcore' by Blush?

And by the way, I'm nodding myself off to sleep to the Trojan Rocksteady Box Set. SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUdfLl0zc7A

Negative Approach ladies. 1981 - hard as fucking nails.

Y'all shoudl check out St. Vitus ... and keep it DOOM!

Respect! Big up Ram Jam. Althought that new Ini Kamozee tune he played on Sunday was awful.

Great night - the Heads High mix still ringing in my ears. Thought Rodders started well with furious rudeboy selection in to raging dancehall. Reckon he tried to cover too much in one 2 hour set though - no need for any Marley really! Ended well - An England Story Rodigan Style and furious drum and ...

Never rated 'em. For the real hard funk punk core crossover shit check out early NoMeansNo (upto 1990) and the Stickmen.

One for the trainnspotters!

In about 1992/93 my (then) flatmate had a superb album by a 'band' called Copywright. They wrote their name with the symbol - a C in a circle.

The music was slow and dubby with lush female vocals - a bit like Portishead or Massive Attack. I have a feeling Jah Wobble ...

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Oh yes ... an album of utter filth, degredation, stench, noise, disgust and beats that make most dubstep artists look like pussies.