Dub Zeppelin

[@teakmakai]

wicked

[@DVDFRMN]

Now do the good Led Zep tracks...

[@beatbandit02]

Little hard to dub with out a skank, I’ll give it a try though

[@DVDFRMN]

@@beatbandit02 it's hard to do a generic Dub without a skank, but Dub doesn't have to be generic because Dub is not a style or a genre , it is a process, a deconstruction of the song, a good dub irreverently subverts the original composition.... Dub is like taking a wrecking ball to the song and smashing holes in the roof to reveal the hidden beauty of the internal structure of the song... take off the whole side of the house, just remove it and let us see into each room..... and that is just muting instruments, you can distort the hell out of a cowbell to make it sing like a bird, put the sax through so much reverb it is in the next valley, when the moral compass is removed, anything is possible............ Dub in general has become predictable, obvious, cowardly in it's lack of adventure.... Dub should be a radical re-invention of the song

[@DVDFRMN]

@@beatbandit02 There are a few Dub albums made for Non Reggae bands, one of the best is Mad Professor's incredible 'No Protection' the companion album to Massive Attack's 'Protection' , and the title is apt, it is extreme and brutal Dubbing, total reinvention of every song......., Adrian Sherwood mixed a Dub album for Indie rock band Primal Scream around 30 years ago, they were released as 2 seperate albums, i think the Sherwood mixed album was called 'Echo Dek' .....

[@christopherdeluague385]

​@DVDFRMN got any examples of dubbed albums?

[@DVDFRMN]

@@christopherdeluague385 other than the 2 examples i listed? do you want recommendations or more examples?