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A Sense of Dread

A Sense of Dread
Created by: johnny_luddite
Tracks: 10
Length: 00:56:08
Keywords 1. reggae
2. dreadlocks
3. rastafari
Created on 6/18/09 07:47pm
Level 2
Points 1292
Total visitors 20
Unique visitors 11
description:
Some lovely old reggae. I have been making mixtapes for myself to convalesce to and I have really wanted to put together a Reggae CD for some time now. I got into Reggae in the early 70s and this mix reflects the kind of stuff I listened to back in the day.

tracklist

1 Peter Tosh : Legalize It
A wonderful ganja filled plea from the former Wailer
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Track 4 from The Essential Peter Tosh
Length: 00:04:38
Year: 0000
Track Description:
A wonderful ganja filled plea from the former Wailer
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2 Burning Spear : African Postman
Hypnotic and classic, the African Postman brings "I and I a telegram"
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Track 7 from Hail H.I.M
Length: 00:04:28
Year: 0000
Track Description:
Hypnotic and classic, the African Postman brings "I and I a telegram"
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3 Dennis Brown : Wolf & Leopard
Dennis Brown mixed devotional and political material with dancehall hits. This has elements of all three, a tr [...]
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Track 1 from 12 inch white label single
Length: 00:07:17
Year: 0000
Track Description:
Dennis Brown mixed devotional and political material with dancehall hits. This has elements of all three, a tremendous dub version of his local hit 'Wolf & Leopard'. Unl;ike many dub tracks the original track is here pretty much in it's entirety, but surrounded by expanded dub sections.
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4 Steel Pulse : Babylon The Bandit
Uk Reggae band, out of Handsworth, Birmingham. A lot of their material dealt with the facts of life for Afro-C [...]
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Track 14 from Smash Hits
Length: 00:05:02
Year: 1993
Track Description:
Uk Reggae band, out of Handsworth, Birmingham. A lot of their material dealt with the facts of life for Afro-Carribeans in the UK at that time. They weree also kick-ass live.
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5 Eek A Mouse : Wa Do Dem
Eeek (named after a speech bubble in a 'Tom & Jerry' comic strip)toasts over some very chipper dub.
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Track 2 from At His Best
Length: 00:06:44
Year: 0000
Track Description:
Eeek (named after a speech bubble in a 'Tom & Jerry' comic strip)toasts over some very chipper dub.
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6 Bob Marley & The Wailers : Stir It Up
Had to put on a key track from my favorite Marley album, 'Catch A Fire', his first for Island records. It was [...]
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Track 6 from Catch a Fire
Length: 00:05:34
Year: 1973
Track Description:
Had to put on a key track from my favorite Marley album, 'Catch A Fire', his first for Island records. It was between this and the sublime 'Concrete Jungle'
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7 The Ethiopians : Hong Kong Flu
Back to 1970 and that Ska/Reggae crossover stuff. The Ethiopians still exist, I believe. This is very wonderfu [...]
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Track 11 from Woman Capture Man
Length: 00:02:36
Year: 1970
Track Description:
Back to 1970 and that Ska/Reggae crossover stuff. The Ethiopians still exist, I believe. This is very wonderful. Maybe they could do a 2009 Swine Flu remix.
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8 Lee "Scratch" Perry & the Upsetters : City Too Hot
Crazy horns, a rock steady beat and a distinctive voice on top and it has to be Lee Perry. In the late 60s and [...]
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Track 8 from Reggae Legends 2
Length: 00:08:37
Year: 0000
Track Description:
Crazy horns, a rock steady beat and a distinctive voice on top and it has to be Lee Perry. In the late 60s and early 70s what reggae got released in England was via the Trojan label. A lot of my early reggae records were Trojan UK releases.
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9 Third World : Try Jah Love
I was going to pick a Third world track that had not been used here, but this wonderful cut was the one that f [...]
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Track 6 from Reggae Ambassadors
Length: 00:06:52
Year: 1983
Track Description:
I was going to pick a Third world track that had not been used here, but this wonderful cut was the one that fit
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10 Toots &The Maytals : Time Enough
Toots waxes lyrical on the nature of time. I always thought the Maytals were as important to the development o [...]
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Track 13 from Pressure Drop
Length: 00:04:20
Year: 0000
Track Description:
Toots waxes lyrical on the nature of time. I always thought the Maytals were as important to the development of reggae as The Wailers but what do I know!
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im sorry to say that as a genre i just dont "get" reggae.. maybe hearing more of its foundation could change that?
8/11/09 04:57pm
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I know I prefer Toots & The Maytals.
6/20/09 08:25pm
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I just discovered eek a mouse a few months ago. Nice mix. Do you like August Pablo as well?
6/19/09 05:38pm
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I totally agree about the importance of The Maytals. I am excited to see them perform this August. Great mix. Makes me want to break out my Reggae collection. Cheers.
6/19/09 07:55am
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