The Specials - Ghost Town DJG Bootleg (Music Video) Dubstep Remix

[@TheRealAtrocity]

they would bloody love it and their kids already kno ALL Specials...we are already workin on our grandkids....cheers!

[@solodepressomorto]

Holy shit. When I first heard the original song, I knew there had to be someone out there who made a dubstep mix to it. This takes me back to those days when dubstep sounded more "dub." Kinda like the self-titled Skream album I've bought in high school.

[@stevo728822]

This song reminds of walking down through Kennington in 83 around midnight, back from the Elephant & Castle. The street was like a ghost town. The first Ford Sierra's were on display in a car dealership. There were lots of delapidated terraced houses in those days, long before the property boom turned them into a developers dream.

[@DrGreenthumbPhd]

thx for the quality upload! suggesting to friends...

[@djtechnoid]

I still have the original on 12" vinyl from my DJing days... so cool!

[@DaveDrumsOK]

Took me most of the song, but I reckon I do like this.... Hats off to the remix, very subtle.

[@_luftwaffel_]

Great great mix. Beat and kicks follow the mood. im in love

[@Legioneic]

Gorgeous. Props.

[@vandaflos-riis3228]

yusssss!!! a version that cut out the nasty crappy bit that really let the tune down before

[@crayzbotzz700]

Was I the only one getting chills with the opening flute solo?

[@dantheman012008]

Very in keeping with the original - Respect - Love it , and I have heard a lot of versions of this tune - being an oldy an all that - I have still fallin in love with dubstep though . I wish Dubstep artists would use this recording as a template because we could rework the sound quality of the whole music industry - Dubstep isn't just about Bass - its about finding the right level for every part of the sound spectrum and getting it to its highest quality - like this tune. I Love This Version .

[@FamilyGuyKiCkSaSS]

Always skaking in my room to this.. can't help it.

[@musikmakerman]

subtle clever very well done good respect to a good tune

[@zoomaboom]

this needs more views!

[@TheRichieboy44]

yep , its very faithful to the original version , same timeless vibe , introducing many that may not have heard this Classic Track before ... this mix Rocks as far as I'm concerned , nice work ... ;0

[@ThaHeshLife]

Too right mate!

[@ThunderLuigi949]

@dbgelman Good point. I think ska is among the last things any dubstep remixer would think about.

[@whydoyoufollowme]

AWESOME.

[@deadaces7949]

Awesome mate!! :) Like it

[@StemfourMusic]

good job,getting the 1.50 sample synced was the key

[@m8shift]

very well done,i'm not a fan of remixes but this f**kin rocks

[@markbone73]

we love it....or i do, for what its worth

[@TheRichieboy44]

well Said Dan ...

[@ThunderLuigi949]

If it exists, there will be dubstep of it.

[@Swiftbollocks]

Fucking LOVE this.

[@dantheman012008]

@Fennell19900 Thank you very much , its nice to get a good reply for once , thanks again.

[@doublecrosserfm]

fucking yes

[@defwarmedup]

dubstep and ska im in love anyone know any other good skastep msg me a link :)

[@sicksicksick5694]

Tune!

[@despilgrim]

Yes !

[@bigdavetat2]

I was a skinhead back in the day and I love this verson, its fuckin' mental. I love dubstep and I love the specials, so this is a perfect mix!!

[@1122la3344]

TUNE

[@MysticMoonGoddess67]

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[@kowetas]

I wanted to yell 'WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!' but then I realised you'd not done anything wrong.

[@Darwinist]

Dubstep done correctly should sound like reggae, not like the US re-imagining of dubstep.

[@SamJMabry]

Wheres the download link???

[@shedhead1000]

All old men now.....

[@dbgelman]

@ThunderLuigi949 NOT TRUE! i have been trying to locate a new kids on the block dubstep mix. nobody has done it

[@The__Creeper]

You gotta drop the beat. Then pick it up, pick it up, pick it up.

[@starchmonkey]

This sounds a lot more like reggae dub than dubstep.

[@geordio6392]

gj

[@Transc3nder]

Not at all. Dubstep stemmed from UK garage > grime, I admit it was less brostep / skrillexy back then and had some reggae influences in the bass, but dubstep should sound like dubstep. You're talking about dub.