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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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ASWAD LIVE IN WALES, 1980'S
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According to the accompanying notes, this concert was held in Wales, for "a limited audience". So, whether this was like a private party or not, we don't really know. We also don't know if this was the end of the concert, although it seems to be the last one.

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STEEL PULSE - KU KLUX KLAN (1978)
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In 1978, producing a video clip to accompany a track wasn't something that everyone did. Not only was it kind of expensive, at least for most, the problem was also: where to broadcast it? There were no musical television channels...

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NATTY KING - NO GUNS TO TOWN
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Violence of Jamaica is a problem that has been going on for a long, long time now. Political violence, violence caused by poverty, there has even been a time wherein Jamaica's capital was the top city when it came to killing.

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MAD PROFESSOR LIVE @ GLAD FESTIVAL, 2006
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Most people, when thinking about live Reggae or even live Dub, would visualize a band on stage performing a concert. And fair enough, this is often the case.

But not necessarily, as Mad Professor proofs in this great video report from his performance on the UK based Glad Festival in 2006. And rather than a band, he takes his Ariwa studio on stage! Together with Karl Melody and Roots Dawta Aisha, he gives the public some heavyweight DUB and Consciousness as his hands move over the controls like a mad professor.

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AISHA AND ROBOTIKS AND MAD PROFESSOR - GUIDE AND PROTECT (LIVE) (1990)
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Say "Roots Daughter", say "Ariwa". Mad Professor's studio has always been the home for a whole group of female singers who deal with strictly consciousness.

Aisha is one of these Roots Daughters. Heartical lyrics, conscious and with dignity, like this 1990 live recording where she performs with Ariwa's studio and live band the Robotiks.

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