Label:	Echo Beach
Catalog#:	EB001
Format:	2 x CD
Country:	Germany
Released:	13 Aug 1995
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Dub
Notes:
Rating:	5.0/5 (3 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	zettfunk
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Tracklisting:

1.01	Revolutionary Dub Warriors	Walkabout (The Mix)
1.02	Disciples, The (2)	Africa Macka (6. Mix Unreleased Version)
1.03	Zion Train	Follow Like Wolves (Shakra Remix: Unreleased Version)
1.04	Launch Dat	Bad Boys (Instrumental Remix)
1.05	Justice League of Zion, The	Sharks (Dub Mix)
1.06	All Nation Rockers	Rockers Arise (7. Mix Unreleased Version)
1.07	Small Axe	Witch Doctor (Moat Mix, Unreleased Version)
1.08	Dub Syndicate	Let The Spirit Rise (The Mix)
1.09	Centry Meets Music Family, The	Release The Chains (3. Mix)
1.10	Iration Steppas	High Rise Vibrations (Remix, Unreleased Version)
1.11	Dayjah Meets Disciples, The (2)	Rebirth (The Mix)
1.12	Molara Meets Zion Train	Concious Dub (The Mix)
1.13	Rootsman, The	Rougher Than A Lion (The Mix)
1.14	Bim Sherman	Slummy Ghetto (The Mix)
2.01	Bim Sherman	Melting Pot Pt. 2 (The Mix)
2.02	Rootsman, The	Apocalyse (Strings Mix, Unreleased Version)
2.03	Molara Meets Zion Train	Dub Suite - Oremi Dub & Dub Uranus (The Mix)
2.04	Dayjah Meets Disciples, The (2)	Ya Mo Be There (Extended Mix)
2.05	Iration Steppas	International Foot Step (Universal Mix)
2.06	Dub Syndicate	African Landing (The Mix)
2.07	Small Axe	Target (Moat Mix, Unreleased Version)
2.08	Fish & Goat At The Controls	High Tide Shark Attack Dub (The Mix)
2.09	Bim Sherman	Brother & Sister (The Mix)
		Featuring - Dub Syndicate
2.10	LS Diezel	Skunk Funk (The Mix)
2.11	Zion Train	Tasilli Plain (The Mix)
2.12	Disciples, The (2)	Revolutionary Theme (The Mix Unreleased Version)
2.13	Revolutionary Dub Warriors	One Drop (The Mix)

User Reviews:

TIM, Jul 23, 2007

A fine selection of reggae dub songs here for the electronic fan. Spacey beats, island percussion, typical and fun reggae samples mixed into a bit more of a dance friendly then the usual dub laidback sounds of similar disks. A nice bridge for any electronic fan to crossover into a little bit of island flavor. You can hear why there were so many sequels in the King Size Dub series. A nice break from the norm, reggae will live for ever. SHABBA!

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