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artist: Va
album: Mary Anne Hobbs Presents The Warrior Dubz
label: Planet MU
cat: ZIQ159CD
year: 2006
genre: Bass
sub-genre: Dubstep
source: Cdda
grabber: Eac
encoder: LAME 3.90.3 --Alt-Preset Standard
quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
size: 95,1 MB
link: http://www.myspace.com/maryannehobbs
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│tracklist.
no. time track title
01 03:38 Milanese Vs Virus Syndicate - Deadman Walking
02 05:09 Benga - Music Box
03 06:46 Andy Stott - Black
04 05:19 Amit - Too Many Freedoms
05 06:23 Digital Mystikz Feat. Spen G - Anti War Dub
06 02:54 Jme (Wiley Beat) - Pence
07 06:13 Burial - Versus
08 03:26 Plasticman - Cha Vocal
09 03:02 The Bug - Jah War
10 03:04 Terror Danjah - Give It To 'em
11 02:16 Various Production and Mc Vez - In This
12 06:44 Spor - Hydra
13 05:38 Loefah - Mud Vip
14 03:52 Dj Distance and Crazy D - Worries Again
15 04:42 Kode9 - Kingstown
total time: 69:06 min
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│release notes.
Mike Paradinas' Planet Mu label is on fire in 2006, as this
superlative compilation - compiled by BBC Radio 1 presenter Mary
Anne Hobbs - proves.
'Warrior Dubz' is all about capturing some of the unique energy of
this generation, and representing a collection of BBC Radio 1 DJ
Mary Anne Hobbs' favourite pioneering artists from the underground
scenes she supports on her show - grime, dubstep, dark dancefloor,
hip-hop, drum'n'bass...
More than half of the tunes were produced exclusively for the album
(i.e. Benga, Andy Stott, Burial, The Bug, Terror Danjah, Spor
etc.), the other tracks are definitive 2006 underground classics
(i.e. Milanese vs Virus Syndicate, Digital Mystikz & Spen G, JME,
Plastician & Shizzle, Amit, Distance, Kode9 etc.).
Mary Anne's mission is to find truly elemental new underground
music and represent it in step with emerging global scenes. At the
core of the show in 2006 is next generation dubstep, grime,
drum'n'bass, dark dancefloor, hip-hop, techno, IDM and radical
electronics in every shape. She spends almost all of her time
looking for music that will change your life.
out in shop in October 16 2006.
Enjoy this hot dubstep compilation.
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Mary Anne's Biography
Mary Anne Hobbs: Radio 1 firebrand at the helm of the pioneering
electronic show the Breezeblock (Monday night - Tuesday morning
1.00-3.00am).
Mary Anne left school at the age of 16 and went to work in an egg
packing factory for the princely sum of ú39 per week. She quickly
ran away to London with a hard rock band called Heretic and lived
on a bus with them in a car park in Hayes, Middlesex for 12 months,
working as their lighting engineer, record sleeve artist, wardrobe
designer and mechanic.
Her great ambition was to become a music journalist. She figured
the next logical step would be to produce her own fanzine - Krush.
She sent a couple of issues along with a demented CV detailing her
adventures on the bus with Heretic to the Editor of Sounds music
paper and landed a job with them at the age of 19.
At 21, having been profoundly influenced by a snapshot of
Metallica, Mary Anne sold all her worldly goods and bought a
one-way ticket to Hollywood, where she lived in a garden shed. She
spent a year as Sounds US correspondent in the dark underbelly of
LA writing about the fledgling Jane's Addiction, Guns N' Roses et
al.
At Sounds Mary Anne met fellow teenager James Brown (legendary
writer and publisher, not the Godfather of soul) who became a
lifelong friend. James moved to NME as Features Editor and when
Mary Anne returned to London from LA, he promptly poached her to
work with him at NME, where everybody was afraid of rock. Mary Anne
spent three years on the newsdesk and also worked as a major
feature writer there, authoring their first ever Nirvana cover. She
went on with James Brown to form part of the original team he put
together to launch Loaded magazine. She worked there as Music
Editor, and writing major undercover stories about private
detectives, cocaine dealers to the stars and most notoriously a
Soho sex club.
Mary Anne got her break in radio at BBC GLR on Sunday mornings
alongside Mark Lamarr. She presented groundbreaking shows on XFM
during their trail broadcasts, which helped to win their licence.
She was poached by Radio 1 in 1997 after a particularly
confrontational interview with Radio 1's then Head Of Production
(Trevor Dann) was bootlegged around the BBC and found the desk of
the Controller of the day, Matthew Bannister.
Mary Anne's time at Radio 1 has been hecticà she has hosted shows
from all the major award ceremonies: Q, NME, Brits, Kerrang,
Mercury Music Prize and made documentaries about artists as diverse
as David Bowie and The Sex Pistols. She championed comedy god Ricky
Gervais in his pre-Office days, hosted a movie review show with
Mark Kermode called Cling Film. founded and fronted the
award-winning Radio 1 Rock Show for five years.
TV - there's quite a lot, M.A. presented live coverage of the World
Superbike Championship for British Eurosport and she made a series
about global biker culture in India, Russia, Japan, the US and
Europe for BBC Choice, Mary Anne's Bikes. She fronted 27 hours of
live coverage at Glastonbury Festival for the BBC and has guested
on everything from BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks to John Peel's
Record Box for Channel 4.
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