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Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook

03 November 2024

Dreader & Fred (er...)

During Sound Systember I shared Iron Works by Dread & Fred in the Jah Shaka Sound System segment.

Here are parts 2 & 3 of that series, produced by Jah Shaka & released on his label.

Essential UK Digidub greatness... 

 

Dread & Fred - On High (Iron Works PT 2), Jah Shaka Music SHAKA915, 1991.
decryption codes in comments


Side A -
Dub on the Move
Mystical Forces
The Highest Region
Advancing Warriors
Jah Children

Side B -
On High
Jah Send Me
Scratch Dubbing
Realm of the Heartbeat
Mandela Dub

 

 

 

Dread & Fred - African Chant (Iron Works PT 3), Jah Shaka Music SHAKA 937, 1993.

Side A -
African Chant
Walls of Dub
Stepping Dub
War & Crime
Rocking Dub

Side B -
Meditations
Breaking Free
Sign of the Times
Dub Concerto
Jah Muzik
 
 

Bass culture,
NØ
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  1. NØ11/3/24, 2:09 PM

    On High
    Bcqa0N9fWCYEmN-mHo3JhyiR7BLRkxXi81LONkL-zLY
    African Chant
    OYuphUGEs21P5FGMl8O92R9TszhegZM1QkeReEhPbAs

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  2. Rob11/3/24, 5:59 PM


    Muslimgauze

    1996_Fatah Guerrilla
    https://www.imagenetz.de/hQ4eg

    1996_Bandit Queen E.P
    https://www.imagenetz.de/bvmyo

    1996_Deceiver
    https://www.imagenetz.de/i2FzM

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    1. NØ11/3/24, 7:25 PM

      Starting up again. Thanks once more for all of these. Rob.

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    2. FlaccusMUC11/4/24, 2:12 AM

      Many thanks, Rob. This is highly appreciated!

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  3. Richard11/4/24, 2:35 AM

    I am a bit confused. On the one hand I am thankful for all the Muslimgauze. On the other hand, there is someone with a different name on another blog also posting Muslimgauzes with great overlap. Are you the same, Rob, are you the original/re-poster, are there two persons doing the similar, or none of the before. Luther, do you know him?

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    1. NØ11/4/24, 11:45 AM

      Don't be confused. You just must have missed the beginning of these.
      Rob shared the first set on the "Taking Care -The Caretaker" post 10/08, the day after they appeared over at TZ. On 10/11, comment 8 he explained that he was reposting the links & asked if I minded. which I didn't.

      At some point Rob (Frenz of NSS) commented that Luther was sharing these links over at TwilightZone in the "& now for something completely different" segments. Rob has been sharing the links here because there is a bunch of Muslimgauze fans around this dump. Since the links are in the comments of a publicly available blog with no download restrictions, I saw no problem with Rob sharing them here.

      You can read one of Rob's comments below this one.

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  4. Rob11/4/24, 7:27 AM

    Welcome, I'll grab & re-post as I see them come up..

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  5. Rob11/4/24, 6:59 PM

    Richard,
    Apologies for any confusion, simply passing along what many may miss, you would be one of the few that dig past the front page of TZ, I am simply a conduit to the MG, my feeling is Luther would appreciate a greater audience for his efforts, could be wrong, just seems like a shame to waste all that good MG, in honesty I was kinda shocked to see MG on TZ, and as NØ expressed, mucho fans here x

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    1. Richard11/5/24, 2:00 AM

      I indeed missed the first posts, and I got confused. So, let's ask.
      Thank you. I think it is always a good idea to give reference to an active poster when reposting.
      And I agree Luther should be given greater credit for the promotion of Muslimgauze.

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  6. kostas.p11/5/24, 2:29 AM

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  7. Charlie11/5/24, 10:16 AM

    Thanks NØ! Outstanding choices to listen to tonight to destress!

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  8. Anonymous3/14/25, 10:32 PM

    hi,
    using the youngest dub tagged post for a recommendation - australian dubber called ali omar who made some cds in the 90s, now compiled as "hashish hits" on top label efficient space - i am sure you will like it.
    thanks for the disciples posts, i am beginning to dig right now!

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    1. NØ3/15/25, 12:17 AM

      Thanks for referring me to the Ali Omar - Hashish Hits. Really enjoying it as you figured. Do you know where I can find anymore of his other music. Efficient Space only has the one release & the rest of his music according to discogs seems to be self-released.

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    2. Anonymous3/15/25, 8:23 AM

      i really was wishing you would say: "yeah, ali omar, i got all his cds and was thinking to post them here on this blog" ;)
      glad you like it!
      cheers

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    3. NØ3/15/25, 8:56 AM

      Wish I could say that but no such luck. I believe these releases must be very limited. I searched all my sources & couldn't find anything. Even discogs has nothing really available (things like 12 Have/62 Want). There were two copies of his three song EP from Zonar for about $100US each.

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    4. Anonymous3/15/25, 10:32 PM

      bloody rare stuff, our only hope is a volume 2 of his best tracks, i am addicted already to this hashish.

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