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Artist.....: Emotional Joystick / Line 47
Album......: Meet Uptown
Type.......: VLS
Genre......: Reggae
Style......: Electronic, Dub, Reggae
Label......: Terminal Dusk
CatalogNr..: TD003
Url........: http://www.terminaldusk.com/
Rel.date...: 01.12.2007
Str.date...: 14.08.2007
Source.....: Vinyl
Grabber....: Wavelab
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 5
Size.......: 40,57 MB
Length.....: 28:43
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Tracklist
a1. Emotional Joystick - Neverending Dub 06:01
a2. Emotional Joystick - Babylon (Live) 08:11
b1. Line 47 - Creations (Sound From Light Fault Remix) 05:10
b2. Line 47 - Creations 04:26
b3. Line 47 - Serpent Dub 04:55
Total Time: 28:43
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Release Notes
Meet Uptown is a mix of reggae, electro, and dub inspired by the sounds of
Augustus Pablo, King Tubby, and other dub pioneers. EmotionalJoystick and Line
47 drew from an extensive collection of classic dubs to create an exclusive
record that is alive with the spirit of reggae.
Emotional Joystick brings you into the realm of dub with piano and melodica
tape delays that drift into the dancey riddim of "Neverending Dub". The solid
driving beat and uplifting melodica create a deep groove that guides you along
throughout the track. Glitchy snares and blips fade away into the wash of
piano echoes as the track brings you back to right where it began.
The live version of "Babylon" brings Emotional Joystick together with fellow
musicians to create an atmospheric organic track that slowly expands beyond
the realms of dub. A sweeping organ, atmospheric treatments, and minimal beats
collide together and twist this track into a downtempo dub drone.
Side B introduces a new artist to the Terminal Dusk family. Fault. This
dubstep remix of "Creations" combines melodica, blips, and echoed rimshots
with heavy throbbing bass and solid riddims to create an erie dark undertone.
Look for more from Fault on Terminal Dusk in the future.
The original version of "Creations" brings back the days of the original
rockers with reverb drums, delayed guitars and a rock-steady riddim. Catchy
hooks and true dread power fill the grooves and will definitely keep you
dubbing with this one.
"Serpent Dub" closes out "Meet Uptown" with smooth phased horns and lazy dub
echoes. The bass and drums are a key element to this dub while the guitars,
lasers, and melodica accentuate the vibe.
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