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Does anyone know of any movies about dub music? Perhaps in a similar vein to 'Dub Echoes'? (That was a sick film)

I suppose I could bop down to Dub Vendor in Clapham Junction and see what they got to say on the matter.

You should check out Musically Mad

Four years in the making, Musically Mad is a documentary on UK reggae sound systems made by Karl Folke (director) and Andreas Weslien (producer) from Sweden’s Meditative Sounds. The DVD features a 1 hour movie - Musically Mad featuring interviews with Iration Steppas, Dougie Conscious Sounds, Ironworks Dread, Terry Gad, Ras Muffett, DJ Stryda, Murray Man, Mikey Dread from Channel One sound, Mad Professor, his son Joe Ariwa, Jah Shaka’s son Young Warrior and many more. There is also session footage featuring Aba Shanti I, King Earthquake, Iration Steppas and more. There is also an hour of extra material, including King Shiloh on specials, Iration Steppas on the early 90's and Russ Disciples in his studio. Also comes with a 16 page booklet written by David Katz called Steel Horns & Bass Bins In Blighty

http://www.dubvendor.co.uk/musically-ma ... 3747-p.asp

http://www.musicallymad.com/

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try DUB STORIES or something like that!

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Hey man, there's a couple of DVD's I recommend. I have one of them which is called 'Beats of the Heart: Roots, Rock Reggae' which has some great late 70's reggae footage + a bit of dub here and there. But for the best dub footage I recommend the 'Reggae Nashville - Deep Roots Music' series. That is the real shit, heres a few links to parts of the documentary:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhDtlFmiS2U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O3LI-xSFqE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kk_-FqcP3g

These are in my opinion the best dub/roots things available.

Peace & Unity.

thanks for all the responses