Showing posts with label Jamaica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jamaica. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Stone Love vs Killamanjaro - Dub Clash

Dub Clash from 1992 between Jamaica's 2 most legendary soundsystems.

Stone Love Soundsystem - Live Bashment

Live recording from a bashment in 1991 with the likes of Chaka Demus, Ninja Man, Shelley Thunder...

Friday, October 26, 2012

Stone Love Soundsystem - The Crowning of Panhead

Live bashment tape from 92 from the longest serving top soundsystem straight outta Yard.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

David Rodigan & Cutty Ranks - Live @ Club Late Night

Vladi K.:"ATTENTION!!! This is a nice, special, exclusive live tape! Sir David Rodigan is an outstanding artist...listen to the tape, Rodigan is a story...a living legend....All on the A side...The B side is Cutty Ranks live @ Late Night! BIG TUNES, BIG CHUNEZ, BIG DUBPLATES...Ra ra ra!"

Monday, March 5, 2012

Reggae Sunfest 98


Live stageshow from Jamaica with the likes of Lady G, Hawkeye & Lady Saw.
But the tape is mostly filled with the concert of the at that time King of Dancehall: Beenie Man.

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Stone Love vs Bodyguard - 1998


This time we got some exclusive shit for the dancehall massive out there.

A tape we copped some 10 years ago in Jamaica . A party tape where the two biggest Jamaican soundsystems clash and some of the best artists of that time come on stage.

It was a time when the brukout and the bookshelf riddim were the biggest tunes in a Jamaica and Bounty Killer and Beenie Man were rivals for the title of King of The Dancehall.
You hear parts of their beef on this tape , for the rest you hear the usual stuff from Jamaica : Roundhead insulting the police and the government , Spragga Benz asking the massive to light dem lighters, Bounty Killer giving a speach about the danger of the opening of a gay nightclub in Kingston and so on .. y'all know how they feel about those things in Jamaica ...

Great performances , lots of artists , you will get a feel of how a Jamaican bashment was in the ninetees!

Bun dem rasclaat !