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Really been feeling these 3 producers recently just thought i should see what peoples favourite tracks are? Maybe i have missed some. Been trying to track down a lot of these classics on record.

Loving 'the spooks,' 'nobody cares' and 'soundclash 1 (ghost relick)', what do you think i should add to my ever-growing collection of old bits and what are you missing?

lovin el-b waited for think ur crazy for a long time glad it dropped that shit is a mandatory rewind just waiting for zed bias.....it would be nice if that zed bias and skream track dropped too

Favorite Wookie tune would be a tie between Far East and Battle. El-B's "Serious" is like, THE record for me. That breakdown with the sample is just gold... As far as Zed Bias, I couldn't name a favorite tune. I like him, but nothing's made me go "OOOOOOOOHHHHH" except the El-B mix of Neighborhood TBH...

All wookie mixes > http://www.dubstepforum.com/all-wookie- ... 26822.html

Its very difficult to pick a favorite tune from those artist, It depends on the day. But id say scrappy, Feeling inside or the myron remix, ribz

Gots to be scrappy/down on me

theres a few of them in this mix

http://www.dubstepforum.com/that-el-b-g ... 20684.html

copping the Roots of El-B makes boosting your El-B collection a bit easier, though i'm biased obv. Check all Groove Chronicles stuff too, esp Stone Cold, Myron Remix and Damage remix.

Of Wookie I'd say all the Manchu 12"s are worth finding, especially Scrappy, Far East and Saturn. Also check his remix 2x12", stuff like his Soul II Soul mix is amazing.

Zed Bias is a more diverse producer, i'd recommend all Phuturistix stuff, especially the second Locked On EP and the album on Hospital. Thelonious Punk is a must. Also the old Maddslinky LP, which is about to be re-issued with a new Maddslinky LP.

Thanks Blackdown, i have the roots of El-B on record so im already grateful you put that out.

Will definitely keep my eyes out for the tracks you have named, i have a few but i can tell i still have quite a few to hunt down still.

ohmydays wrote:i have the roots of El-B on record.

big release

Definitely a big release.

I already have scrappy, phuturistix EP.

Groove Chronicles - 1999 and stone cold are on their way as of the yesterday.


Blackdown do you mean 'make your peace' when you say the Maddslinky LP?

Thanks again anyone who has contributed, seems i have been hitting a lot of the gems but definitely quite a few still to go.

Damn is it costly though, trying to get old garage/2-step, old DMZ and keep up to date with most/all the different styles inside Dubstep. Sometimes for a fleeting moment i wish i used serato . . . (then i come to my senses haha jokes)

Thanks though, keep contributing anyone that feels like it,

Also i have found a ghost remix of Oliver twist, (original by DJ luck) but i cannot find audio anywhere, anyone have a link to some audio or even heard it? Someone telling me it is worth a few bob would be enough, i have faith in Ghost and also the sample is pure jokes worth it just for that alone i am thinking.

Stone Cold is ceertainly verging on the greatest tune of all time.

the El-Tuff 12"s still sound pretty fresh, actually more so in the post-funky climate IMO

ohmydays wrote:'soundclash 1 (ghost relick)

...wait....wut

I need to hear that.

All three are the daddies.

Check this thread for some new El-B - http://www.dubstepforum.com/post1720080 ... 3#p1720080

feral witchchild wrote: I need to hear that.

http://www.myspace.com/ruffrevival

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=236276

The more I think about this Im afraid Steve Gurley wipes the floor with all of them