BRAND NEW ROCKERS MIX - Black Uhuru, Clash, Sade, Bad Brains, new dub, etc. PEEP IT [Archive]

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 10:09 AM

copy and paste this in to your MP3 player or rightclick to download
http://expansionteam.org/clients/julian/hotcool&easy.mp3

A friend asked me to make her a dub CD for her store. I just picked up that High Fidelity Dub Sessions 3 LP on Guidance so I put alot of that in the mix with some very random reggae stuff old & new. My friend is an old punk rocker, hence The Clash & Bad Brains. I threw in some classic dancehall joints and Sade too. This is some real chill out type shit. Enjoy.

DJ JULIAN - HOT COOL & EASY

Bazoo Bajou – Bakar – Guidance LP
Coco T – Love Me – Digital B 12"
The Pleb – Wally Dub – Giant Step EP
Roots Combination – Wicked A Go Dub It – Guidance
Sly Dunbar – Sesame Street – Virgin LP
Bad Brains – Leaving Babylon – Roir LP
International Observer – London – Guidance LP
Black Uhuru – Fit You Haffe Fit – Ras 12"
The Clash – Junco Partner – Epic LP
Ticklah – Queen Dub – Guidance LP
Sade – Lovers Rock – Sony LP
Gregory Isaacs – Easy – Digital B 12"
Barrington Levy & Beenie Man – Murderer (remix) – Priority 12"
Thievery Corporation – Grand Silencio – Downbeat EP
The Pleb – No Mercy – Giant Step EP
Tosca – Orosco – Guidance LP
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires – Shaft – Dynamic LP
Big Youth – Mammy Hot Daddy Cool – reissue LP
Ninjaman – Test The High Power – VP LP
Cutty Ranks – Stopper (Dorfmeister Remix) – Guidance LP
Supercat – Cry Fe De Youth - Justice 12"

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 10:37 AM

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drilla

09-05-2003, 10:47 AM

i have four of those comps...everyone is sick.

props for rockin' the bad brains. im gonna listen to this shit right now.

word life, homey.

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 11:06 AM

Originally posted by matthew j:
word life, homey. word to your mother.

Jamie 3:26

09-05-2003, 11:10 AM

Man,I wanna smoke a fatty right now.Nice vibes bruh.

drilla

09-05-2003, 11:11 AM

that sesame street track is pretty dope.

ncho

09-05-2003, 11:21 AM

yes...now this is what i'm talking about!!...did you picked up that record of Bad Brains dubs? -- "i & i survived"...came out sometime last year...

peace,
-g-

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 11:24 AM

Originally posted by ncho:
yes...now this is what i'm talking about!!...did you picked up that record of Bad Brains dubs? -- "i & i survived"...came out sometime last year...

peace,
-g- Word?

I'm gonna have to find that.

drilla

09-05-2003, 11:25 AM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ncho:
yes...now this is what i'm talking about!!...did you picked up that record of Bad Brains dubs? -- "i & i survived"...came out sometime last year...

peace,
-g- Word?

I'm gonna have to find that. [/QUOTE]yeah man...i didnt hear about this either.

yo julian..if you see this shit anywhere, let me know...ill do the same

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 11:28 AM

Originally posted by matthew j:
yo julian..if you see this shit anywhere, let me know...ill do the same bet.

ncho

09-05-2003, 11:30 AM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ncho:
yes...now this is what i'm talking about!!...did you picked up that record of Bad Brains dubs? -- "i & i survived"...came out sometime last year...

peace,
-g- Word?

I'm gonna have to find that. [/QUOTE]i picked mine up at tower (nyc) a few weeks ago:
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000793W6.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

peace,
-g-

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 12:11 PM

Originally posted by ncho:
i picked mine up at tower (nyc) a few weeks agoYou found it on vinyl at tower or CD?

drilla

09-05-2003, 12:35 PM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ncho:
i picked mine up at tower (nyc) a few weeks agoYou found it on vinyl at tower or CD? [/QUOTE]ncho,

vinyl???

ncho

09-05-2003, 12:57 PM

Originally posted by matthew j:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ncho:
i picked mine up at tower (nyc) a few weeks agoYou found it on vinyl at tower or CD? [/QUOTE]ncho,

vinyl??? [/QUOTE]sorry, no -- i got the CD...but an LP is available...out on Reggae Lounge records....there was also a 12" released prior to the LP's release...let me know if you find these -- been looking for a minute...

peace,
-g-

ncho

09-05-2003, 01:02 PM

Originally posted by ncho:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by matthew j:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by ncho:
i picked mine up at tower (nyc) a few weeks agoYou found it on vinyl at tower or CD? [/QUOTE]ncho,

vinyl??? [/QUOTE]sorry, no -- i got the CD...but an LP is available...out on Reggae Lounge records....there was also a 12" released prior to the LP's release...let me know if you find these -- been looking for a minute...

peace,
-g- [/QUOTE]as a matter of fact, any record store that buys from Caroline Distributing should be able to special order a copy of the LP and 12"...Caroline still has them in stock....

peace,
-g-

drilla

09-05-2003, 01:03 PM

the search is on!

ncho

09-05-2003, 01:14 PM

Originally posted by matthew j:
the search is on! oh sh*t!...look what i found -- video on the making of the lp (http://www.badbrainsdub.com/)...

enjoy!!!!

peace,
-g-

Ron la Rock

09-05-2003, 01:17 PM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
copy and paste this in to your MP3 player or rightclick to download
http://expansionteam.org/clients/julian/hotcool&easy.mp3

A friend asked me to make her a dub CD for her store. I just picked up that High Fidelity Dub Sessions 3 LP on Guidance so I put alot of that in the mix with some very random reggae stuff old & new. My friend is an old punk rocker, hence The Clash & Bad Brains. I threw in some classic dancehall joints and Sade too. This is some real chill out type shit. Enjoy.

DJ JULIAN - HOT COOL & EASY

Bazoo Bajou – Bakar – Guidance LP
Coco T – Love Me – Digital B 12"
The Pleb – Wally Dub – Giant Step EP
Roots Combination – Wicked A Go Dub It – Guidance
Sly Dunbar – Sesame Street – Virgin LP
Bad Brains – Leaving Babylon – Roir LP
International Observer – London – Guidance LP
Black Uhuru – Fit You Haffe Fit – Ras 12"
The Clash – Junco Partner – Epic LP
Ticklah – Queen Dub – Guidance LP
Sade – Lovers Rock – Sony LP
Gregory Isaacs – Easy – Digital B 12"
Barrington Levy & Beenie Man – Murderer (remix) – Priority 12"
Thievery Corporation – Grand Silencio – Downbeat EP
The Pleb – No Mercy – Giant Step EP
Tosca – Orosco – Guidance LP
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires – Shaft – Dynamic LP
Big Youth – Mammy Hot Daddy Cool – reissue LP
Ninjaman – Test The High Power – VP LP
Cutty Ranks – Stopper (Dorfmeister Remix) – Guidance LP
Supercat – Cry Fe De Youth - Justice 12" graemlins/OLA.gif
WERK
its about time I will mos def check later on tonight when i find the right
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ncho

09-05-2003, 01:29 PM

i should have posted this earlier...Bad Brains -- "I & I Survived" LP Tracklisting
===
1. Jah Love
2. Overdub
3. How Low Can a Punk Get
4. I & I Survive
5. Cowboy
6. Gene Machine
7. Ghetto
8. Rally
9. September
10. Ragga Dub [Dub]
11. Gene Machine Remix [Remix]
12. I & I Survive [Shiner Massive Mix] [Remix] 13. [Untitled Track] [Dub]
===

peace,
-g-

drilla

09-05-2003, 01:32 PM

i still get chills when i listen to "gene machine"

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 01:36 PM

one of the best live shows I ever saw was Bad Brains around 86 or so. Darryl (Dr. Know) now lives in Woodstock and sells fruit at a fruit stand. No lie.

drilla

09-05-2003, 01:38 PM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
one of the best live shows I ever saw was Bad Brains around 86 or so. Darryl (Dr. Know) now lives in Woodstock and sells fruit at a fruit stand. No lie. that's hot

imported_Chr_stopher

09-05-2003, 01:40 PM

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D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 01:44 PM

Originally posted by matthew j:
that's hot Fruit stands are hot, indeed. hot to def.

ncho

09-05-2003, 01:52 PM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
one of the best live shows I ever saw was Bad Brains around 86 or so. Darryl (Dr. Know) now lives in Woodstock and sells fruit at a fruit stand. No lie. haha! -- dr. know be knowing shit....the brains never made it down to my neck of the woods (san antonio)...finally got a chance to see them in 93 or 94 up in austin...chaotic and intense show -- everything else pales in comparison...

peace,
-g-

[ September 05, 2003, 03:15 PM: Message edited by: ncho ]

ncho

09-05-2003, 02:12 PM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
one of the best live shows I ever saw was Bad Brains around 86 or so. Darryl (Dr. Know) now lives in Woodstock and sells fruit at a fruit stand. No lie. dj138 and matthew j: did ya'll pick up HR's solo records (Human Rights)?....what did ya'll think?

peace,
-g-

[ September 05, 2003, 03:14 PM: Message edited by: ncho ]

ncho

09-05-2003, 02:13 PM

double post....

peace,
-g-

drilla

09-05-2003, 02:16 PM

Originally posted by ncho:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by DJ 138:
one of the best live shows I ever saw was Bad Brains around 86 or so. Darryl (Dr. Know) now lives in Woodstock and sells fruit at a fruit stand. No lie. dj138 and matthew j: did ya'll pick up HR's solo records (Human Rights)?....what did ya'll think?

peace,
-g- [/QUOTE]i didnt get them...i did get "rise"...the album they did without HR in 1993. it was good...you can tell the differences...but, i still dug it.

Ron la Rock

09-05-2003, 02:25 PM

good 2 see yall talking about some other music
now the question goes are you catz including this music
in your play out sets & productions?
and not just as side sets or specialty mixes?

graemlins/spanka.gif

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 02:31 PM

Yeah, I kinda liked that first Human Right's album at the time (It's About Luv). It was no Bad Brains but it had some OK tunes. I don't know if I ever got any of the other ones after that.

HR is one of those weird semi-genius types like ODB that's just too much of a **** up to ever really realize their full potential. Like ODB, he's badly in need of medication.

My friend was on tour with The Beastie Boys on one of their License To Ill tours. Bad Brains was supposed too open the whole tour, which would have made them a fvcking household name and finally gotten them paid. 5 minutes before they were supposed to go on at the very first show, HR freaked out, beat up his own manager, and stormed out. The rest of the band was like "you gotta be kidding me..." He sabotaged their success so many times it's not even funny.

Nevertheless, that first record, the Roir cassette, to me is the zenith of hardcore. I really don't think it ever got any better than that. They're like The Stooges of hardcore.

drilla

09-05-2003, 02:33 PM

i sampled a bad brains track a while ago for a hip hop beat i was ****ing with...the beat morphed as i worked on it and i ended up dropping the sample.

i never play bad brains out, i just dig em man.

if i had those dubs, im sure i would rock them here and there...maybe lay some scratches over them or somethin...

of course, ive always played alot of different stuff at once...it's all music to me.

alex zen

09-05-2003, 02:33 PM

check out the spirit electricity, bad brains 10". it has live dub versions of day tripper, like a rainbow, and the youth are getting restless. plus cool color swirled vinyl. http://www.artistdirect.com/Images/Sources/AMGCOVERS/music/cover75/drc600/c649/c64977qlb5j.jpg

[ September 05, 2003, 03:40 PM: Message edited by: alex zen ]

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 02:34 PM

Originally posted by Ron paizley:
good 2 see yall talking about some other music
now the question goes are you catz including this music
in your play out sets & productions?
and not just as side sets or specialty mixes?

graemlins/spanka.gif I don't find much use for dub reggae in my house sets. If I had a 12 hour gig like Timmy and I could really stretch out, I feel like I could dig deep and fvck with people's heads. Unfortunately for me, my house gigs are far and few between, and I'm usually getting on for like an hour or two right at the peak of the night. This ain't too condusive to slowing things down to 70 bpm in my opinion. However, when I play hip hop / reggae nights, I can pull out this older reggae stuff.

drilla

09-05-2003, 02:38 PM

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 02:46 PM

Originally posted by matthew j:
timmy should play more bad brains. Maybe we can get Quentin to do a remix of "Banned in DC"...

http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~paragon/HR.jpg

sammyrock

09-05-2003, 02:50 PM

Whooooooo! Sade boyeee! she can do such a sexy show,makes me go home and make love all night long! :D smile.gif

Ron la Rock

09-05-2003, 02:54 PM

Originally posted by matthew j:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Ron paizley:
good 2 see yall talking about some other music
now the question goes are you catz including this music
in your play out sets & productions?
and not just as side sets or specialty mixes?

graemlins/spanka.gif I don't find much use for dub reggae in my house sets. If I had a 12 hour gig like Timmy and I could really stretch out, I feel like I could dig deep and fvck with people's heads. Unfortunately for me, my house gigs are far and few between, and I'm usually getting on for like an hour or two right at the peak of the night. This ain't too condusive to slowing things down to 70 bpm in my opinion. However, when I play hip hop / reggae nights, I can pull out this older reggae stuff. [/QUOTE]timmy should play more bad brains. [/QUOTE]your probabley jokin but
Timmy shouldn't play more bad brains
(not his bag obviously)
YOU should play more bad brains
or incorperate this style elements in your thing regardless

Ron la Rock

09-05-2003, 03:04 PM

Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Ron paizley:
good 2 see yall talking about some other music
now the question goes are you catz including this music
in your play out sets & productions?
and not just as side sets or specialty mixes?

graemlins/spanka.gif I don't find much use for dub reggae in my house sets. If I had a 12 hour gig like Timmy and I could really stretch out, I feel like I could dig deep and fvck with people's heads. Unfortunately for me, my house gigs are far and few between, and I'm usually getting on for like an hour or two right at the peak of the night. This ain't too condusive to slowing things down to 70 bpm in my opinion. However, when I play hip hop / reggae nights, I can pull out this older reggae stuff. [/QUOTE]i hear ya on time frame of sets
but not a good enuff excuse a 2 why not 2 play music you feel 4 house partys this is why
HOUSE MUSIC as a WHOLE S U C K Z no outside influences challenging listeners & dancers

i mean ya know how MUCH dub has influenced hip hop and house/dance/club music people need 2 FEEL that relationship
with other styles extend the vibe a bit surprise us and yourself might give you and this vibe an EDGE it has obviously loss
graemlins/jpshakehead.gif

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 03:04 PM

Originally posted by Ron paizley:
your probabley jokin but
Timmy shouldn't play more bad brains
(not his bag obviously)
YOU should play more bad brains
or incorperate this style elements in your thing regardless I was DJing at Shine (NYC) once and it was kinda slow. I put on this Bad Brains tune "Re-ignition" from the "I Against I" LP. The owner ran up to the booth in a panic and asked me why the fvck I was playing heavy metal. The promoter, who was an old HC kid like me, told him to chill. Some things are easier said than done.

[ September 05, 2003, 04:05 PM: Message edited by: DJ 138 ]

Chris Conrad

09-05-2003, 03:09 PM

Originally posted by Ron paizley:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Ron paizley:
good 2 see yall talking about some other music
now the question goes are you catz including this music
in your play out sets & productions?
and not just as side sets or specialty mixes?

graemlins/spanka.gif I don't find much use for dub reggae in my house sets. If I had a 12 hour gig like Timmy and I could really stretch out, I feel like I could dig deep and fvck with people's heads. Unfortunately for me, my house gigs are far and few between, and I'm usually getting on for like an hour or two right at the peak of the night. This ain't too condusive to slowing things down to 70 bpm in my opinion. However, when I play hip hop / reggae nights, I can pull out this older reggae stuff. [/QUOTE]i hear ya on time frame of sets
but not a good enuff excuse a 2 why not 2 play music you feel 4 house partys this is why
HOUSE MUSIC as a WHOLE S U C K Z no outside influences challenging listeners & dancers

i mean ya know how MUCH dub has influenced hip hop and house/dance/club music people need 2 FEEL that relationship
with other styles extend the vibe a bit surprise us and yourself might give you and this vibe an EDGE it has obviously loss
graemlins/jpshakehead.gif [/QUOTE]you hit it dead on...no outside influences...which there used to be plenty of...

i was listening to some stuff recently with an up and coming producer, and made a reference to dub, because the record we were playing had a lot of dub influences on it, and he had no clue what the hell i was talking about...he was like, dub!?

drilla

09-05-2003, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by Ron paizley:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by matthew j:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by DJ 138:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Ron paizley:
good 2 see yall talking about some other music
now the question goes are you catz including this music
in your play out sets & productions?
and not just as side sets or specialty mixes?

graemlins/spanka.gif I don't find much use for dub reggae in my house sets. If I had a 12 hour gig like Timmy and I could really stretch out, I feel like I could dig deep and fvck with people's heads. Unfortunately for me, my house gigs are far and few between, and I'm usually getting on for like an hour or two right at the peak of the night. This ain't too condusive to slowing things down to 70 bpm in my opinion. However, when I play hip hop / reggae nights, I can pull out this older reggae stuff. [/QUOTE]timmy should play more bad brains. [/QUOTE]your probabley jokin but
Timmy shouldn't play more bad brains
(not his bag obviously)
YOU should play more bad brains
or incorperate this style elements in your thing regardless [/QUOTE]dude, i am. and i was not really joking...i'd like to see timmy rock a dubbed out track early in the morning at like 60 bpm's...bring in some other shit at like 120 or so to keep the groove.

[ September 05, 2003, 04:17 PM: Message edited by: matthew j ]

D J 1 3 8

09-05-2003, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by Ron paizley:
i hear ya on time frame of sets
but not a good enuff excuse a 2 why not 2 play music you feel 4 house partys this is why
HOUSE MUSIC as a WHOLE S U C K Z no outside influences challenging listeners & dancers

i mean ya know how MUCH dub has influenced hip hop and house/dance/club music people need 2 FEEL that relationship
with other styles extend the vibe a bit surprise us and yourself might give you and this vibe an EDGE it has obviously loss
graemlins/jpshakehead.gif I definitely see your point and i hope to do just that, expand my playlist at house music parties. As we all know, there are a lot of factors involved.

When Francois K got on the decks at the Shelter Anniversary, he opened with some ambient dub then went right in to some old rockers tune (Diseases maybe? Can't remember). Then he played Lauryn Hill and it was even slowed down. I was like "WOW". His timing was crucial though. It was already late in the morning and heads had been up at 125 bpm for 15 hours already. Plus he has built a reputation which allows him to take such risks. I hope to one day have the attention of that deep of a crowd who will follow me wherever I lead them. Right now, I'm just getting my bearings in this house thing. All in good time.

12th house

09-11-2003, 11:11 AM

julian

didn't check the CD yet but will soon...i think there is something in the universe pulling towards the energy of music like this...i've been on a Brains kick for like a month, you put it on their CD, i've heard plenty o' people talking about Brains and Black Rock Coalition, Fishbone, hardcore, this post, blackholes emitted -57 decibel bass freq., etc.

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Brains!

[ September 11, 2003, 12:13 PM: Message edited by: 12th house ]