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Member Since: Oct 05, 2003
Rank: 8365
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.05, 134 votes)
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Rated 1472 releases, average: 4.61
Location: Cologne / Germany
Profile: Discogs reggae moderator since 2006.

Riddim Magazine / Cla.at / Roots'n'Fruits HiFi.

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Do not contact me about any items which I have added to discogs, but are not in my collection - I don't have them (anymore), so any inquery about them is pointless.

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Billy Boyo Black Dillinger Christine (10) Clancy Eccles Dr. Ring-Ding I Kong Jah Meek Jah Shaka Judge Dread Ken Khouri Kiddus I Laurel Aitken Lloyd Coxsone Mono (9) Nikitaman Paul Khouri Phil Pratt Prymer Ras Myrhdak Ray Darwin Rhymin' Simon Roman Stewart Sizzla Super Cat (2) Tokyo Dawn Records Top Cat
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 Reviews:

Dellinger* - Freshly - 06-Jul-08 01:59 PM
"Freshly" is easily one of Dillinger's best early tunes. Laid-back chatting, heavy riddim, and the intro gives great sample material. Yet if you truly love it, try to get your hands on the original pressing, the investment is worth it - the sound quality of this repress is horrible, while the original is crisp and clear. They must have repressed it straight from some old 7" copy - or from really badly kept master tapes.

Ohm (2) - Aeronoble / Helium Voices - 03-Oct-07 11:52 AM
"Aeronoble", with its laid-back beats and ultra-deep bassline, could easily be a dubstep track - eventhough the drums are rather jazzy. The female vocals are not that exciting, but they add to the athomsphere. "Helium Voices" is not as amazing, but still solid. An interesting bonus are the locked grooves in the end of each side, delivering some nice clicks and athmos. All in all one of the nicest records I ever found in a discount crate. Try to dig for it!

Wadadda - Empiyah EP - 08-Jul-07 07:06 AM
Excellent debut from the Colognian warrior Wadadda. The title track is a heavy percussive beast, convincing with deepest bass and snippets out of the famous "Rockers" monologue by Horsemouth. The B-side tracks are also very heavy, sporting thick subbasses and a dark yet positive mood. Looking forward for more!

Mighty Threes - Rasta Business / Sata - 25-Jun-07 04:50 AM
Excellent effort by this less known vocal group. This is late-1970s steppers reggae at its best. The extended versions are literally flowing and sparkling with echoes, a driving beat and amazing vocals. One of the best examples of its era!

Roy Rankin & Raymond Naptali - Disc Jockey In A 81 Style - 21-Mar-07 09:13 AM
"A dis ya jockey 'im no ride horsey/ A dis ya jockey make the dance lively" - the A-side riddim is very horse-trot'ish though, in a good way; also very "modern" for 1981, especially due to a weird snare filter which makes it sound like oldschool electro. The B-side is more traditional '81 stuff. The rather unknown deejay duo is not spectacular in any aspect, rather troding the ways of Clint Eastwood & General Saint, only without their lyrical wit. But the whole thing is very charming.

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