Dubtember 1 - The Scientist & The Source

A few years ago I was invited to join a private blog site that shared all thingd Jamaican. Most everyone there was a roots/reggae fan/collector. I'd been asked to take part because of my love for Dub, but as usual my weird taste in musick met with little favor. There was a few other Dubheads on the site & that was good enough for me. I never really have concerned myself with the numbers game. I share what I want & if anyone can appreciate...excellent. If not, well, to each their own.

A while back the site closed down because of politics of politeness. It became an issue with some members that folks downloaded but couldn't say thanks. My philosophy about courtesy is that you can't dictate it or legislate it...folks either do it or not. Whatever, it was fun while it lasted. Recently Version 2.0 started up & they once more asked me to join. This time we're sharing more current music of most any genre. I'm along for the ride, as long as it lasts?

The recent rebirth reminded me of all the musick I had shared there with little or no reception. I realized that NSS was obviously the place to share these treats, that in fact I owed it to you all to share them here, so thus the theme for this months Dubtember...the Re-ups from Rebel Roots. None of this is anything I downloaded from the site, but only material I personally shared that I have never featured here.

I'm going to start with the first thing I shared on that other site. It was quite a project that went over like a lead balloon. I'll see if it flies any higher here. It was truly a labor of love so here's hoping. 

 

The share is entitled Scientist & his Sources. 

It is in five parts with parts three & four both being broken into two sections. I have gone on to too great length here before about the succession of King Tubby. After Tubby's death, Prince Jammy claimed the title & renamed himself King Jammy. It has always been my contention that Jammy is a pretender to the throne.& the real heir to the crown is one Hopeton Overton Brown, better known as Scientist. In Dub parlance, Scientist mean Magickian & that Overton is. He burst onto the reggae scene in the late 70s with the panache of a David Blaine, with a reckless mixing style second only to Tubby himself. He began his career as a technician at King Tubby's Studio, repairing sound system amplifiers. Soon after he was called to the mixing board, as the engineer on call was absent. He rapidly gained a reputation for a distinctive mixing style.

We all know that a Dub track is basically the heavily remixed, mostly instrumental version of an existing song, created by stripping away most of the vocals while heavily manipulating the rhythm section. But a question often arises...What song??? What riddim???

I have taken the time to pair some of Scientists work with the original songs or riddims in what I have labelled Scientist & his Sources. Come along for a Lesson in Dub! 

Source:

Al Campbell - Working Man 

Album:

Scientist - Best Album in the World

 

 

 

 

Scientist & his Sources - Showcase 1, NØ Comp., 2024.
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You Won’t Be Jamming - Al Campbell
Steppers - Scientist
Jah Love - Al Campbell
Chemistry - Scientist
Lightning & Thunder - Al Campbell
Front Line - Scientist
Working Man - Al Campbell
Elasticated - Scientist
Rock it Up - Al Campbell
Rocking - Scientist
Teaser - Al Campbell
Jungle - Scientist
Take Warning - Al Campbell
Rubber Foot - Scientist
Lovers - Scientist
Bali Hi - Scientist 

 

 

Sources:

Barrington Levy - Englishman (all track except "Bounty Hunter" & "Moonlight Lover" 

 

 

Barrington Levy - Reggae Anthology-Sweet Reggae Music 1979-84

 

 

 

 

 Album:

Scientist (odd rounds) vs Prince Jammy (even rounds) - Big Showdown (at King Tubby's) 1980

 

 

 

 

 

Scientist & his Sources - Showcase 2, NØ Comp., 2024

Send a Moses - Barrington Levy
Round 01 - Scientist
Look Youthman - Barrington Levy
Round 2 - Prince Jammy
If You Give to Me - Barrington Levy
Round 03 - Scientist
Skylarking - Barrington Levy
Round 04 - Prince Jammy
Don’t Fuss Nor Fight - Barrington Levy
Round 05 - Scientist
Money Makes Friends - Barrington Levy
Round 06 - Prince Jammy
Bounty Hunter - Barrington Levy
Round 07 - Scientist
Black Heart Man - Barrington Levy
Round 08 - Prince Jammy
Moonlight Lover - Barrington Levy
Round 09 - Scientist
Bend Your Back - Barrington Levy
Round 10 - Prince Jammy

 

 

 

 

Sources:

Johnny Osbourne, Little John & Billy Boyo, Toyan, & Captain Sinbad - 

Junjo presents Wins the World Cup

 

 

Hugh Mundell - Mundell

 

 

Johnny Osbourne - Never Stop Fighting

 

 

Johnny Osbourne - Fally Lover

 

 

Wayne Jarrett - Chip In 

 

 

 

Album:

Scientist - Wins the World Cup

 

 

 

 

Scientist & his Sources - Showcase 3, NØ Comp., 2024

Vol. 1 -

Love is Universal
Janet Sinclair
Dangerous Match one
Rasta Have the Handle
Dangerous Match Two
Jacqueline
Dangerous Match Three
In Your Eyes
Dangerous Match Four
Over 32 Under 21
Bushmaster Connection
Dangerous Match Five
Never Stop Fighting
Dangerous Match Six
Give a Little Love
Dangerous Match Seven
Red, Gold, & Green
Dangerous Match Eight

Track A1 - Johnny Osbourne
Track A2 - Little John & Billy
Track A11 - Littel John & Billy Boyo
from Junjo presents Wins the World Cup
Tracks A4, A6, A17
from Hugh Mundell - Mundell
Tracks A8, A10, A13, A15
from Johnny Osbourne - Never Stop Fighting
All Dangerous Match tracks - Scientist & Roots Radics 

 

Vol. 2 -

Love in Mi Heart
Dangerous Match Nine
Ranny & Lou
Dangerous Match Ten
Ice Cream Love
Children Children
Extra Time One
Fally Lover
Extra Time Two
No Lollipop No Sweet So
Sinbad & the Eye of the Tiger
Extra Time Three
24 Hours a Day
Extra Time Four
Freelance Lover
Extra Time Five
Baccara
Toyan
Golden Goal
 
Tracks B1, B3 - Love in Mi Heart
from Wayne Jarrett - Chip In
Tracks B5, B8, B10 - Ice Cream Love
from Johnny Osbourne - Fally Lover
Track B6 - Toyan - Children Children 
Track B11 - Captain Sinbad - Sinbad & the Eye of the Tiger
Track B21 - Toyan - Toyan 
from Junjo presents Wins the World Cup
Track B13 - 24 Hours a Day
from Hugh Mundell - Mundell
Tracks B15, B17 - Freelance Lover
from Johnny Osbourne - Never Stop Fighting
All Dangerous Match & Extra Time tracks & Golden Goal - Scientis & Roots Radics

 

 

 

 

Sources:

Al Campbell - Roots & Culture

 

 

Linvall Thompson presents the 12" mixes-Stronger than Sampson

 

 

Freddy McKay - Tribal inna Yard

 

 

Wayne Wade - Everyday Rain 12"

 

 

Pablo Gad - The Best of Pablo Gad

 

 

The Viceroys = We Must Unite

Album:

Scientist - Dub Landing

 

 

 

 

Scientist & his Sources - Showcase 4, NØ Comp., 2024

Showcase 4, Vol. 1 -

Unfaithful Children
Invaders
Mr. Collie Man
Love is What the World Wants
Attack
Hey Stranger
Beaming
Jah Shine on Me
Dark Side
Natty Dread nah Run
Vulcan
Everyday Rain
Meteorite
Gun Fever
Gun Fever Dub
Time Passage

Track A1 -  Al Campbell - Roots & Culture
Track A3 - Linval Thompson - Strong Like Sampson
Track A4 - Barry Brown - Can’t Stop Us Now
Track A6 - Freddy McKay - Tribal Inna Yard
Track A8 - Al Campbell - Roots & Culture
Track A10 - Barry Brown - Strong Like Sampson
Track A12 - Wayne Wade - Everyday Rain 12“ single
Tracks A14, A15 - Pablo Gad - The Best of Pablo Gad
All other tracks - Scientist

 

 

Album:

 

Showcase 4, Vol. 2 =

Lonely Man
Betrayal
Africa
Base
Rising the Strength of Jah
Life
I’m Trying On
Earth
We Must Unite
City of Gold
Victory
Reconnaisance

Track B1 - Freddie McKay - Jaj Jaj Dreader than Dread
Track B3 Anthony Johnson - Can’t Stop Us Now
Tracks B5, B7, B9 - The Viceroys - We Must Unite
All other tracks - Scientist & Prince Jammie

 

 

 

 

Sources:

Wailing Souls - Fire House Rock

 

 

Johnny Osbourne - Fally Lover

 

 

Michael Prophet - Righteous are the Conqueror

 

 

Michael Prophet - Michael Prophet (Gunman)

 

 

 

 

Album:

Scientist Rids the World of the Evil Curse of the Vampires

 

 

 

 

Scientist & his Sources - Showcase 5, NØ Comp., 2024

Fire House Rock (aka Waterhouse Rock)
The Mummy’s Shroud
He Can Surely Turn the Tide
Plague of Zombies
You are a No Good
Dance of the Vampires
Love & Unity
Your Teeth in My Neck
Sweet Loving
Ghost of Frankenstein
Hold on to What You Got
Cry of the Werewolf
Youthman
Night of the Living Dead
Oh What a Feeling
The Voodoo Curse
Bandits Taking Over
The Corpse Rises

Track 1 - Fire House Rock (aka Waterhouse Rock)
Track 15 - Oh What a Feeling
Track 17 - Bandits Taking Over
from The Wailing Souls - Fire House Rock
Track 3 - He Can Surely Turn the Tide 
from Johnny Osbourne - Fally Lover
Track 5 - You Are a No Good
from Michael Prophet - Righteous are the Conqueror
Track 7 - Love & Unity
Track 9 - Sweet Loving
Track 11 - Hold on to What You Got
Track 13 - Youthman
from Michael Prophet - Michael Prophet (Gunman)
All even numbered tracks - Scientist

 

 

 

A lot to digest, but don’t lag...
There’s a month of Dubwise to come,
NØ

Dub Request from Major Tom

This one is perfect as a run-up to Dubtember. Dear friend Nathan Nothin' left me a telepathic message.

Nothin' sez:
        "Every since I heard Laika Come Home back in 2002, it has been in my top-ten all time Dub albums, right up there with Tubby, Mad Prof, Adrian, Culture, Keith Hudson & a few more. I play it for people all the time & they are not always impressed. No accounting for taste. I sez. If you don't have this platter, if you don't play it at least once a week. then you're no Dubhead imo. So pleez, can you share this one for me?"  

Being as Nathan is one of the most loyal, long-time supporters around here, how can I refuse? But knowing me, here's a few (few???) words first...

Laika Come Home is a Gorillaz remix album released in July 2002. Unlike a typical remix album, it is all remixes by just one group, Spacemonkeyz. It contains most of the songs from the Gorillaz' first album, Gorillaz, but remixed in Dub & reggae style. The album features Terry Hall, U Brown, Earl 16 & 2D. The limited edition was packed in digipak, featuring two hidden tracks. 

 

The album's title is a reference to Laika, the tragic Soviet hero space dog & the film Lassie Come Home. 

 

The album contains mixes of every song on the original album except "Double Bass", "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)", "Rock the House" or the bonus track "Dracula". 

 

The Spacemonkeyz appear to be first referenced before the album in the "Tomorrow Comes Today" video. During the video, in the background, a poster can be seen with a pictures of monkeys with spacesuits featuring the caption "Laugh now but one day we'll be in charge".

The artwork is a famous piece of art by Banksy, the graffiti / visual artist. While the band was on hiatus in Beverly Hills, after touring for their debut album, they took a break from writing a script for their unfinished movie to appear at the Isle of MTV concert off the California coast. After their set, Murdoc was asked to sign a record he didn't recognize, which turned out to be the Spacemonkeyz album. It appears that 2D never locked Kong Studios up properly before leaving on tour. 

 

The three escaped Soviet Space Program chimps, the Spacemonkeyz, entered & hijacked the master tapes in an attempt to contact Laika herself, who is supposedly their Space Program lab mate & leader. After discovering the record, Gorillaz shot one or two photos with the monkeys. They then disappeared. Murdoc is still angry at them for doing the album, despite the extra income he gets from it. He maintains that Dr. Wurzel, his archenemy, is behind the incident & complains about still trying to get monkey feces out of the carpets at Kong. Before the release of the album, the mix of "Tomorrow Dub" was released in the single of Tomorrow Comes Today in February 2002. 

On the Spacemonkeyz remix, a whole host of guest musicians also contributed additional instrumentation to the record, notably reggae artists U Brown & Earl 16. The Spacemonkeyz certainly know their Dub; as even seasoned Dub fanatics have been known to admit that Laika Come Home's sound is truly authentic, There are elitist intellectuals & Jamaican eclusiveists that are unconvinced, but anyone with half an ear for Dub knows. Get the cool, cool shoeshine! 

 

 

Spacemonkeyz vs Gorillaz - Laika Come Home, Astralwerks ASW40362-2, 2002.
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Jungle Fresh (19/2000)    
Strictly Rubbadub Slow Country)    
Bañana Baby (Tomorrow Comes Today)    
Monkey Racket (Man Research)    
De-Punked (Punk)    
P.45 (5/4)    
Dub 09 (Starshine)    
Crooked Dub (Soundcheck)    
Mutant Genius (New Genius)    
Come Again (Re-Hash)    
A Fistful of Peanuts (Clint Eastwood)    
Lil' Dub Chefin' (M1A1)

hidden tracks - 
Strictly Rubbadub (More Rubbadub version)
A Fistful of Peanuts (More Peanuts version)

bonus track -
Tomorrow Dub
Tomorrow Comes Today (Carl H. remix)

 

Note: "Tomorrow Comes Today (Carl H. Remix)" (also known as "Middle Row remix", "Carl Humphrey remix" or "Carl H mix") is a remix of the Gorillaz single "Tomorrow Comes Today" made by DJ, producer, & radio host Carl Humphrey, better known as Carl H., owner of UK Garage labels Busta Groove Records & Middlerow Records (hence one of its names). At the time the remix was made, Middlerow had a studio in the same building as Damon Albarn's Studio 13. Damon knew the Middlerow crew. He invited them to listen to the finished Gorillaz masters. He had the idea of the Middlerow crew doing some remixes to build interest & bring attention to Gorillaz & their unreleased material by getting them airplay at clubs & dancehalls throughout England.

Enjoy,
NØ

2 Then 3 Then1...Now All Done

When I shared On a Clear Day recently, a friend asked if I could finish up the Tapes set. 

Here goes...

The Tapes - You Just Can't Sleep, Plurex Records PLUREX0400, 1978.
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Side one -
A Little Trick We All Know
Live Girls / Dead Girls
Scars
At the Wheel
Voices of Time

Side two -
Call Me
Who's Responsible
Dancing on a Red Carpet
You Just Can't Sleep
The Best of My Fate 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

More Stealth Fun

On the final shares of Jon Spencer, I hid a link to a new release in a StealthLink©. 

A friend loved the hunt so much, she asked if I "could do it again?" I have just the item for a StealthLink©. This years offering from Nine Inch Nails & Boys Noize - Nine Inch Noize,

Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the last forty years, then you know of Industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails formed in 1988 by Trent Reznor in Cleveland, Ohio. Reznor has been the main producer, singer, songwriter, instrumentalist of Nine Inch Nails for 28 years. That changed in December 2016 when Atticus Ross officially became the second full-time member of the band. Nine Inch Nails is most commonly credited with the melding of Industrial with pop sensibilities  which helped bring the Industrial genre more in to the mainstream, although Trent has never identified NIN as an Industrial band. Here Reznor teamed up with Boys Noize's Alexander Ridha, a Berlin based DJ, producer, & founder of Boys Noize Records to create a live, studio, & remix album consisting of reworked versions of Nine Inch Nails tunes, a new version of "Soft Cell - Memorobilia", & a cover of the Atticus Ross "How to Destroy Angels - Parasite" song.

StealthLink© is in the above paragraph & no hints this time (you know I'm looking at you Richie). 

 

Nine Inch Nails, Boys Noize - Nine Inch Noize, Interscope Records, 2026.
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Intro
Vessel 
She's Gone Away
Heresy 
Parasite
Copy of a... 
Me, I'm Not 
Closer 
The Warning 
Memorabilia 
Came Back Haunted 
As Alive as You Need Me to Be 

Enjoy,
NØ

Requests

To finish off the rest of this fine month, I'm going to be filling a few request that I've wanted to give a bit more attention.

First up, when I was sharing Primal Scream, a friend of mine, Dale, emailed me. 

He sez:
     "I know you’ve been avoiding sharing Screamadelica because of its obvious ubiquity, but I’ve been searching for some time for Screamadelica Live. Do you have it & would you share it or send me a link?"

I do have & I will. I thought about just sending him a link in an email reply, but I had a couple other requests I wanted to address, so here goes. He sez "ubiquity", how could I not...

Screamadelica Live was released in 2011 for Primal Scream's tour for the 20th anniversary of 1991s Screamadelica. The performance was filmed at the Olympia Grand Hall in London on November 26, 2010. It is the final Primal Scream album to feature bassist Gary 'Mani' Mounfield (R.I.P.) who departed PS & reformed his previous band The Stone Roses later that same year.

Note: For this share I have included the tracks from the Rock & Roll Set as well. Also of interest is the fact that Primal Scream used a gospel choir during the Screamadelica songs, adding another level of musical creativity.

Primal Scream - Screamadelica Live, Eaglevision ERBRD5080GV, 2011.
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Screamadelica set -
Movin' on Up    
Slip Inside this House    
Don't Fight it, Feel It    
Damaged    
I'm Coming Down    
Shine like Stars    
Inner Flight    
Higher Than the Sun    
Loaded    
Come Together

Rock & Roll set -
Accelerator    
Country Girl    
Jailbird    
Burning Wheel    
Suicide Bomb    
Shoot Speed/Kill Light    
Swastika Eyes    
Rocks

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

The Devil Returns

 

In August & again in October 2024 I shared Black Devil Disco Club. Since then they have become favorites to a whole new generation of listeners. I was so overjoyed when I stumbled across this little gem in an off-the-beaten-path second-hand shop that I occasionally frequent that I had to immediately share it here. What better way to thrill the throngs & also to be a precursor to the beloved Dubtember...

Black Devil Disco Club - DUB, Lo Recordings, 2010
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Honey Cream Dub
Open the Dub
Sorrow Dub
Free Girls Dub
Never No Dub
For Hoped Dub

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

What’s for Lunch, Christian?

 

Christian Gregory Ingle is Christian Lunch, a minimal synth-punk musician from California. He lived in the Los Angeles area in the late 70s & lurked around the periphery of the L.A. music scene for a time. He released a couple of EPs on his own Fish Ranch label before deciding to move to Europe in the early 80s. With only the clothes on his back & a Teac 4-track for luggage, he came to rest in Hamburg, Germany.

He released his first full-lehgth on the Konkurrenz Schallplatten label. It is a refreshingly unique take on the evolving genre of experimental synth-punk of the early 80s.

 

Christian Lunch - Shark Bait, Konkurrenz Schallplatten KON9, 1981.
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Side Eins -
A Message from the Boss    
Strangling of a Small Dog    
PCH    
Monika Po    
Animal Life    
Pogo Muzak    
Jokes on You
Butzmania
Mambo Jambo 
Ivory Coast

Side Zwei -
Party Boys
Cha Cha Cha
Denken Str.    
Bitchen Egyptian    
Bauhaus Retreads
Hausfrau Dub
Tears from Jürgen Wo    
Music for Senile Buddhist Quartet    
Weltsendeschluß

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Depth Charge Shaken not Stirred

 

As I previously did with Primal Scream. I've assembled a set of some of my favorite Depth Charge remixes that I have deemed essential. Give them a listen & decide for yourself. 

 

Depth Charge - The Essential Remixes, NØ Comp., 2026
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Acid Again (Depth Charge mix 1) - Meat Beat Manifesto
Tow Truck (Depth Charge mix I) - The Sabres of Paradise
Son of Mook (Depth Charge mix) - Red Snapper
Dream On (Octagon Man mix) - Depeche Mode
Love so True (Depth Charge mix) - Bomb the Bass
Triple X Syndrome (Depth Charge mix) - Padded Cell
Acid Again (Depth Charge mix 2) - Meat Beat Manifesto
Switch (Depth Charge first Venom mix) - Senser
Kung Fu Fightin’ (Depth Charge instrumental remix) - Nigo
Dream On (Octagon Man Dub) - Depeche Mode
Son of Mook (Depth Charge remix) - Red Snapper
Tow Truck (Depth Charge mic II) - The Sabres of Paradise
Acid Again (Depth Charge remix) - Meat Beat Manifesto

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Drop Another Depth Charge.

 

It's been said that Depth Charge invented big beat. 

 

 

In 1989, Depth Charge aka J Saul Kane (R.I.P.), a 20-year old west Londoner released the single Bounty Killers which featured hefty breakbeats & samples of dialogue from old Westerns. Back then it was the first of its kind...

Dedicated to the memory of Sergio Leone.

Depth Charge - Bounty Killers, Vinyl Solutions STORM13, 1989.
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Gun Shot Wound Side (45rpm)-     
Bounty Killers

Blood Bath Side (33.3rpm)-    
Death is Ma Name    
The Bit in the Middle
Bounty Killers (Measly 1000 Bucks version)

 

 

 

 

The following years it was horror movies that get the touch on Dead by Dawn. The Dub mix ends with a defiant line from 1968s Mad Doctor of Blood Island: 
         "I will not give up the work of a lifetime... simply because you think I'm mad!" 

 
As with much of Depth Charge's releases, this can be played a either 33.3 or 45rpm. The above mentioned ''Dead yt Dub'' for example becomes a hardcore breakbeat romp at 45, a trick employed by many DJs at the time.

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Depth Charge - Dead by Dawn, Vinyl Solution STORM15, 1990.

Dead Side -    
Dead by Dawn

Space Side -    
Space Mutant    
Dead by Dub

 

 

 

 

This one is just what it sez. IMO the B-side (get a whiff of this) will melt your face off,,, 

Depth Charge - Bounty Killer (The Sequel), Vinyl Solution STORM50, 1992.

White Star side -
Bounty Killer (The Sequel)

Red Star side -
Nectar

 

 

 

 

J. Saul Kane soon teamed up with Alain from Vinyl Solution & started their own label (run by James Dyer at 231 Portobello Road, London) called D.C. Recordings. Their catch-phrase was "leading the youth down a path of musical ruin".

Legend of the Golden Snake was D.C. Recordings' debut release. It represented a significant maturation in Depth Charge's distinctive brand of leftfield breaks, with the introduction of classically-trained musicians, greater melodic complexity, & slicker production.

The title track features mysterious, meandering melodies plucked out on an archaic Middle-Eastern oud set to two alternating trip-hop drum patterns, a heavy bassline, & quirky electronics. This juxtaposition of old with new was innovative & sophisticated, developing Depth Charge's sound beyond the usual mix of big beats, poppy melodies, pulp fiction dialogue. Legend also featured the debut of Henry Twinch on Hammond organ. Twitch would go on to become one of Kane's long-term collaborators

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Depth Charge - Legend of the Golden Snake EP, D.C. Recordings DC01, 1995.

Side A -
Legend of the Golden Snake
Poison Clan '95

Side B -
Five Deadly Venoms
Asp

 

 

 

 

The separately-released, stripped-back 10" Dub versions (version 2) continued the Legend into darker, heavier territory.

 

Depth Charge - Legend of the Golden Snake 2, D.C. Recordings 10DC01, 1995.

Side A -
Legend of the Golden Snake (version 2)

Side AA -
Sex, Sluts, & Heaven (Bordello mix)

 

 

 

 

Released the same year, Shaolin Buddha Finger set a template for '90s big beat with its loud, multi-layered break-beats, infectious bassline, adventurous electronics, & vocal soundbites.The intricately-crafted drums sample heavy jazz-funk records such as St. Vincent Latinaires' Roasted or Fried, with dialogue taken from the 1983 Kung Fu film Shaolin vs Lama. 

 

Depth Charge - Shaolin Buddha Finger, D.C. Recordings DC05, 1995.

Side A -
Shaolin Buddha Finger

Side B -        
Vampyress (demo Dub)

 

 

 

 

While Depth Charge's output had previously consisted mainly of slower, Dub-influenced trip hop, Shaolin Buddah Finger marked a point of diversification into more dancefloor-friendly big beat that would continue with Bounty Killer III & beyond. 

 

Depth Charge - Bounty Killer III, D.C. Recordings DC24, 1999.

Side A -
Bounty Killer III (The Eyes of Johnny Ringo)

Side B -
I...Always Do
T.D.A. (Handbreak mix)
I...Always Do (drum reprise)

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ