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Anyone of the podcasts from here:

http://www.sacreddub.com/podcast

Trying to find the one that goes:

Just the treble and the bass
Just the treble and the bass
Just the treble and the bass

Adjust the treble and the bass control...

It sounds like an On-U-Sound Adrian Sherwood type of production..
The girls singing that are doing it in a Bob Marley/Rita Marley I-Threes type of way.

Anyone?

There's about two days worth of music on those podcasts.

codec_spurt · Post by **codec_spurt** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 3:37 pm

I wasn't expecting an answer.

In the meantime. Something from 30 years ago:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1oLPpoZMZU

I just wish I could go back in time and say 'you know that bassline you did? - they will base a whole genre of music around it in a quarter of a century, and call it dubstep'.

farlukar · Post by **farlukar** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 3:55 pm

Malorix - Belsalama

The_Hidden_Goose · Post by **The_Hidden_Goose** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 4:24 pm

codec_spurt wrote:Anyone of the podcasts from here:

http://www.sacreddub.com/podcast

Trying to find the one that goes:

Just the treble and the bass
Just the treble and the bass
Just the treble and the bass

Adjust the treble and the bass control...

It sounds like an On-U-Sound Adrian Sherwood type of production..
The girls singing that are doing it in a Bob Marley/Rita Marley I-Threes type of way.

Anyone?

There's about two days worth of music on those podcasts.

Not heard the podcast but I'm pretty sure it's Dub Syndicate - No Lightweight Sound. It's off Ital Breakfast, and you're right, it's on On-U Sound. My favourite dub album in da werld...ever! Love Gun Too Hot and Throw Down Your Gun offa that one, but the whole thing is dub heaven for me

EDIT: it's the u-tube...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hkvlnu_E98

The_Hidden_Goose · Post by **The_Hidden_Goose** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 4:30 pm

Cheers for reminding me of that - prompted me to stick a bit o'that on. Perfick day for it - sun is shining!

Suck on this bass, neighbours!

farlukar · Post by **farlukar** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 5:58 pm

Akron/Family - Gravelly mountains of the moon

codec_spurt · Post by **codec_spurt** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 7:03 pm

The_Hidden_Goose wrote:
codec_spurt wrote:Anyone of the podcasts from here:

http://www.sacreddub.com/podcast

Trying to find the one that goes:

Just the treble and the bass
Just the treble and the bass
Just the treble and the bass

Adjust the treble and the bass control...

It sounds like an On-U-Sound Adrian Sherwood type of production..
The girls singing that are doing it in a Bob Marley/Rita Marley I-Threes type of way.

Anyone?

There's about two days worth of music on those podcasts.
Not heard the podcast but I'm pretty sure it's Dub Syndicate - No Lightweight Sound. It's off Ital Breakfast, and you're right, it's on On-U Sound. My favourite dub album in da werld...ever! Love Gun Too Hot and Throw Down Your Gun offa that one, but the whole thing is dub heaven for me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hkvlnu_E98

Oh u little f**king beauty. I owe u big time. It's a different mix, but hey, I can find it now.

Check this out for all the VERSION they did. Yes I.

http://www.skysaw.org/onu/index.html

Like in the old school of Studio One, they would take a good backing track laid down by their maestros and farm it out to different singers. Remixing the motherfucking shit out of it.

Check this too:
http://www.skysaw.org/onu/artists/dubsyndicate.html

There is a methodical list of every single f**king track they did. And farmed out. Bit by bit. It is an incredible piece of journalism.

http://www.skysaw.org/onu/artists/personnel/index.html

Oi Oi.

Here we go.

Check out the http://www.skysaw.org/onu/resources/rhy ... ctory.html

Every single f**king beat and every artist that ever versioned over it. In f**king credible.

http://www.skysaw.org/onu/resources/rhy ... ctory.html

1: Introduction

Given the nature of especially the early On-U Sound releases, basic rhythms were often re-used, sampled, overdubbed and remixed by the same collective of artists under different names and with variant or completely different titles. This has lead to the On-U catalogue being awash with multiple re-works of the same basic track with little way of associating them. Thus the Rhythm Directory was born.

The first version of the Rhythm Directory was painstakingly researched and compiled by Richard Davies back in 1992 and together with updates by Culf in 1993-4 was once available along with his discographies by FTP - but sadly no longer. This re-incarnation maintains Richard and Culf's original classification system, brings it more or less up to date and adds further new Rhythms I have allocated. My corrections and updates are to a July 1994 paper copy of Richard and Culf's original with brand new Rhythm additions to it comprising all Rhythms above 92 and B39. My thanks go to them both for letting me develop their creation further and for doing much of the hard work on which the information within is based.

2: What Is A 'Rhythm'?

A Rhythm in the context of this directory is given a wide definition in the absence of any other suitable term I can think of. It's taken to mean any underlying pattern within a track that is clearly reproduced in more than one recording. This pattern may be one or a combination of lyrics, tune, drum loop or recurring bassline sequence. While every track therefore consists of elements on which a Rhythm can be based, the Rhythm Directory deals mainly with those Rhythms that have been re-used in such a way that a change in track name and / or mix name and / or artist name has occurred that makes the common link between them non-obvious. That said, the Directory is not a completely exhaustive list.

3: What Is A 'Version'?

In the table header of each Rhythm is a column marked Version. In this context a Version is a distinct recording which contains a Rhythm in question. i.e. Every edit, remix, dub, re-recording etc etc is considered to be a separate Version. Generally speaking there are at least two Versions of each listed Rhythm known. The names for Versions I have used are purely of my own derivation and are designed to descriptively differentiate them from each other. In particular, Versions called "Original" do not necessarily mean "very first recording", but probably more accurately "suspected first recording of those Versions listed". Perhaps confusingly, from time-to-time, the name of a Version is given as 'Version'. When used as a name, 'Version' is simply taken to mean 'variation' or 'difference'.

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Revel in it.

Cherish it.

Absorb it.

Love it.

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The_Hidden_Goose, if there is anything you ever need, hit me up my good man!

A just the treble and the bass control...

Yes I.

codec_spurt · Post by **codec_spurt** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 7:15 pm

Found it!

This one, going out loud, for my man The_Hidden_Goose

http://www.sacreddub.com/podcast/transmission-010

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03 No Lightweight Sound
Dub Syndicate
Ital Breakfast
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The Goose knows his dub!

Bill Laswell for the win/world!

Yes I.

Watch yer bass bins I'm tellin' ya!

Edit:
It is 12 minutes in!

The_Hidden_Goose · Post by **The_Hidden_Goose** » Sat Mar 29, 2014 7:24 pm

Bleedin'eck that's a lot of info on that site.

One for perusing in the lulls at work!

Glad to help dude.

What are you listening to now? Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!