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The Dubroom reviews a lot of different material, from musical to educational to beneficial and more. We've got music, but also material for artists and producers as well as researchers of more conscious material. As always, when the Dubroom reviews something, this means that this website considers the material at least fair. So don't expect any negative reviews. When it's here, we recommend it. Period.

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From full-length documentaries to video clips, this is where you can not only enjoy the sounds of (DUB) Reggae music, but the sights as well. We are talking about very diverse material that is not selected persay because of it's novelty. Historical recordings that stood against the test of times are offered as well, TV broadcasts, interviews: the Dubroom is always interested in relevant and/or of high quality material to review and in this part of the Dubroom video reviews you can find just that.

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RICHIE SPICE - BLOOD AGAIN
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The sound quality that comes with this video isn't really what it should be. But that's a thing you will soon forget while watching this video. If only because the sights illustrate the sounds in a very special way.

Cool and Dreadly contemporary Roots, with Richie Spice using a combination of toasting and singing to deliver another Rastaman Message of Righteousness and Justice, another report from the frontline on Jamaica where the true face of Babylon is so much more visible than in the so-called "first world".

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BARRINGTON LEVY - HERE I COME (LIVE, 1985)
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Barrington Levy can be called on of the ikons of Rub a Dub: the predominant style of Reggae between the late 1970's and the mid 1980's, when Rub a Dub became Ragga, became Dancehall, became what it is now.

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DRY & HEAVY MEET DEEDER - NEW WAY, NEW LIFE
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Japanese band Dry & Heavy are known to produce a crucial kind of DUB. Even the Great Prince/King Jammy has mixed their music. But DUB is predominantly a studio-music. So how do Dry and Heavy sound live on stage? Wait no longer, here is the answer.

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RICHIE SPICE - EARTH A RUN RED
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Great music, an even greater piece of singing, and if that wasn't enough: a crucial topic. In short, there are the three main elements in this highly popular Richie Spice track. The video that goes with the track displays the situations in Jamaica: a beautiful country with a big set of problems.

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CAPLETON AND SIZZLA - JAH JAH CITY
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In the meantime, with all that crucial material from the 1970's and 1980's, this one has become a true classic as well! Capleton and Sizzla, both spearheading what some call the "Rasta Renaissance" of the 1990's and 2000's, riding a heavy Roots riddim wailing about the fact that Babylon continually tries to demolish what Rasta builds.

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