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dubstep-wise i would definitely fleece mala's bag, and not just for the dubs but also for all the lush roots riddims.

outside of dubstep i would kill for gilles peterson's collection.

this is an awesome thread.

Cliff Thorburn's bag of rare Afro-Beat for me...Apparently, he won it off Fela Kuti in a bet involving a game of snooker and a snake with spina bifida. Apparently, it's Expensive Shit!

Dutty Yuppie wrote:Cliff Thorburn's bag of rare Afro-Beat for me...Apparently, he won it off Fela Kuti in a bet involving a game of snooker and a snake with spina bifida. Apparently, it's Expensive Shit!

yeah but cliff thorburn can't mix for shit.. to be honest no one can touch stephen hendry for pure dj skills.

Mala - DMZ yer nuff sed. Also the old jungle stuff
Hatcha - El-B horespower etc. (i hope) lovein the dark garge stuff
Benny Ill - Dubstep, Dark Garage, Roots/dub. Horsepower =O. oh n i'd take his civic as well

I'd jack st holding ware house along with backed goods and a few others. Oh and hold up Transition for a few days aswell.

dj phonetic wrote:I would pick Peanut butter wolf or madlib

good choice sir!

Slothrop wrote:I reckon U-Roy's box would be worth a peek...

yeh it would but hes not a dj in non-jamaican terms tho is he? if he has been spinning records, get him down at DMZ!

probably moodymann or theo parrish or someone like that.

Dj Shadow
I'd also like to jack Craze on a Miami Bass night,
if I was on a spree, then I'd hit up Vex'd and maybe El-B, too

I forgot Si Begg.

rekorder wrote:

Slothrop wrote:I reckon U-Roy's box would be worth a peek...

yeh it would but hes not a dj in non-jamaican terms tho is he?

I thought the DJ's in that era were record-men as well as toasters?

But yeah, hello loads of classic lost Channel 1 stuff, hello pretty much everything King Tubby ever recorded.

Slothrop wrote: The Benny Ill suggestion is also good for the pre-dubstep sounds as well as the dubstep classics, but since he's reading this thread we've lost the all important element of surprise.

Always Prepared.

The record bag c/w records = a great weapon when used correctly.

Surprise means nuthin in this game.

Bring it on.

The Electrifying Mojo - detroit radio 1986

adisize wrote: oh n i'd take his civic as well

MY civic is locked up where no-one can find it

and even if you find it you'd have a job driving it without a clutch and gearbox

Tha yellow one ACTUALLY belongs to other peeps, more darker and larger than I, so not recommended.

However, you'll probably get pulled at least 4 times on the way home in it like I do, and therefore not recommended

and it's worth about £100

so jog on.. would-be car tiefs

First and foremost, id like to jack the tnuc who jacked my bag, several times over.

Id go for twitch from optimo, he has tons of good shit from all genres, same with andy weatherall. Dj shadow would be a good un as well.

Slothrop wrote:

rekorder wrote:

Slothrop wrote:I reckon U-Roy's box would be worth a peek...

yeh it would but hes not a dj in non-jamaican terms tho is he?

I thought the DJ's in that era were record-men as well as toasters?

But yeah, hello loads of classic lost Channel 1 stuff, hello pretty much everything King Tubby ever recorded.

i'm pretty sure none of the toasters from that era played records themselves, but i could be wrong.

here's a live king tubby session from '75 with u-roy pon da mic if ya interested........

http://www.divshare.com/download/1324201-e2f

Out to Marty for uploading this piece of history

I want some of Dead-o's tapes

Mala.

Tiesto

your mum