[FulhamRev]

I've recently been introduced to the sounds of dub. I've downloaded some King Tubby, but I'm looking for more and also specific albums that you guys recommend.

Thanks.

[ruudboy]

This is up my Alley, most of these guys only put out dope tracks.

Mad Professor
Aswad
Scientist
Augustus Pablo

Also, most Reggae artists put out Dub Albums a year or 6months after the album drops, so look for your favorite artist, i'm sure they have a dub track.

[FulhamRev]

Any specific albums?

I got the Gorillaz vs. Space Monkeyz album and love it...

[Footix]

Black Uhuru "Brutal Dub" on RAS Records.

This is the REAL Drum 'n Bass, with Sly & Robbie.

[Nobby]

Also, check out The Twilight Circus Dub Sound System at www.twilightcircus.com for a modern take on the genre.

[zpjohnstone]

Lee "Scratch" Perry- Where else are you going to get barking seals with your dub?

"Words Of My Mouth" is a good place to start. But there are no barking seals (or other signs of his dementia/genius) on that album.

[cj herrera]

Have to concur with Lee Scratch Perry. Phenomenal stuff.

For his dub work, there is a Trojan compilation called "Open the Gate" that is great. This is actually a reduction from a 3 disc box set that I must admit I own and love. It's not all dub, but there is alot of it on there and it's excellent.

Aswad is also a great suggestion. "A New Chapter in Dub" is the dub version of "A New Chapter." Also Highly recommended.

King Tubby and the Mad Professor are also stalwarts: Try Tubby's "Roots of Dub" for an intro.

One of my all time favorite reggae records is a Bunny Wailer album called "Rock 'n Groove" which is a full album of great mid-tempo grooves almost all of which lapse into a dub mix for the second part of the tracks. Very, very cool.

[ruudboy]

http://www.niceup.com/dub.html

i'll get you a list of songs and albums tomorrow.

[FulhamRev]

Thanks guys!

[Col Mustard]

You could also try Garvey's Ghost by Burning Spear which is the Dub version of his classic Marcus Garvey album.