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CONSCIOUS AND FOUNDATION MIX
DUBROOM PODCAST REVIEW |
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WWW, February 2008 - The Paris based
Steppin' Youth Sound System come again with
a thematic podcast that will entertain and
enlighten the listener, or rather:
experiencer. This time, the theme is an
answer to the question just what is meant
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Reggae Music is a very special form of music. Much
of that has to do directly with the fact that a
major part of this music carries spiritual
lyrics. Every vocalist seems to feel the
obligation to at least release one spiritual
track. It's called Consciousness...
Steppin' Youth selected 13 heavyweight
Conscious tracks and mixed them down to one half
hour of a musical wake-up call. Non-stop,
no-nonsense, just Consciousness seen?
Seen! |
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PLAYLIST
01. Dennis Brown - Emmanuel
02. Fred Locks - Vision of Redemption
03. Horace Martin - Repartriation
04. Al Campbell - Old People Say
05. Michael Prophet - Just Talking
06. Yami Bolo - Jah Fire Throne
07. Martin Campbell - War Must Cease
08. Winston Francis - Let's Go to Zion
09. Wailing Souls - Very Well
10. Hugh Mundell - Jah will provide
11. Martin Campbell - Jah love
12. Twinkle Brothers - Faith Can Move Mountains
13. Junior Delgado - Long Way
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