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Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 07:56**

I always find Dr Dre's Album 'The Chronic 2001' great to work out to personally.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 08:05**

Always a fan of Prodigy or Chemical Brothers. Also the Human Traffic soundtrack has a great mixture of tunes to get you pumped.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 08:42**

From back in 2002, mix from Kudos 1st B'day - cracking mix.. Good to train to

Get on it!

You can download it from here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/exew6j

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 08:58**

jamesmcdonnell wrote:I always find Dr Dre's Album 'The Chronic 2001' great to work out to personally.

A little bit too much swearing on that album for your average overweght middle aged woman in a spinning class I would have thought there James!

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 09:06**

Northern Soul stuff. Good tempo, short, lyrics are not offensive and sound great played loud.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 09:08**

Terry D wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:I always find Dr Dre's Album 'The Chronic 2001' great to work out to personally.
A little bit too much swearing on that album for your average overweght middle aged woman in a spinning class I would have thought there James!
Actually, what is spinning?

Middle-aged or not as soon as the opening bars of 'Still Dre' or 'The next episode' come on they will no longer spinning, they will be bouncing it up and down.

True enough it’s a great album,,

Spinning is basically groups riding stationary bikes in a dark room to music.

Very popular these days in health clubs.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 09:25**

Terry D wrote:Anything by Ghostface, time 'The Champ' to come on at a crucial point and away you go.

I used to train to Shabba, Chakademus and Pliers or General Levy. They still sound ace.

Chaka Demus and Pliers...great call...

Still play them from time to time 'sweet,' 'tease me,' 'what a bam-bam,' their cover of 'one nation under a groove' and of course the inimitable 'murder she wrote,' still an all time classic, and not a sign of Angela Lansbury anywhere.

The opening bars of the the Chronic 2001 are awesome, as is the entire album.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 09:44**

The original 'Pirates Anthem' is by Cocoa T, I've got it at home.

Truth? Do you mean truth hurts? Truth Hurts did a great first album, produced of course by Dre.

Got Two blackstreet albums delivered yesterday, as well as the excellent 'let's get free' by Dead Prez, one of the few hip hop bands around these days with anything of any note to say.

Another great tune for a ringtone, 'Hustler' by Jay-z, wicked tune.

Max Romeo, forgotten about him, must try and download some stuff. Wasn't it Max Romeo and the upsetters?

"I'm goona put on a iron shirt, and chase the devil out of earth"

Beres Hammond is the don for me at the moment, 'Doctor's Orders, one of the best Lovers Reggae tunes ever.

Also worth checking out is Delroy Wilson, whose version of 'have some mercy' is one of the simplest yet most moving Reggae songs of all time.

If you're interested terrence, I can bung some stuff on MP3 on a disk for you, got a lot of stuff you'd probably like on my PC.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 09:52**

did i hear the words reggae?

you should check out dub remix of the gorlillaz album chaps pure gold.

got plenty of new stuff Jimbo since you were last over.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 10:00**

J wrote:did i hear the words reggae?

you should check out dub remix of the gorlillaz album chaps pure gold.

got plenty of new stuff Jimbo since you were last over.

I remember you saying now. We'll have to catch up mate, can add some more stuff to my growing collection.

I'll let you have the dead prez album mate, it's wicked, i've no use for CD's as it's all on my PC, so you can have it mate.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 10:05**

Terry D wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:The original 'Pirates Anthem' is by Cocoa T, I've got it at home.

Truth? Do you mean truth hurts? Truth Hurts did a great first album, produced of course by Dre.

Got Two blackstreet albums delivered yesterday, as well as the excellent 'let's get free' by Dead Prez, one of the few hip hop bands around these days with anything of any note to say.

Another great tune for a ringtone, 'Hustler' by Jay-z, wicked tune.

Max Romeo, forgotten about him, must try and download some stuff. Wasn't it Max Romeo and the upsetters?

"I'm goona put on a iron shirt, and chase the devil out of earth"

Beres Hammond is the don for me at the moment, 'Doctor's Orders, one of the best Lovers Reggae tunes ever.

Also worth checking out is Delroy Wilson, whose version of 'have some mercy' is one of the simplest yet most moving Reggae songs of all time.

If you're interested terrence, I can bung some stuff on MP3 on a disk for you, got a lot of stuff you'd probably like on my PC.
Yeah cheers, I've got your Sopranos Season 6 ready so bung me your address via PM and I'll send those on tomorrow.

I got the Truth Hurts album on the basis of the song with Rakim and the album is pretty good. Love the song 'Truth Hurts' and was stunned when I realised song smith and child abuser R Kelly was doing one of the verses.

Romeo did a bulk of stuff with the Upsetters and his stuff crosses over a few albums. If you haven't got it I'll put 'Norman the Gambler' onto a CD and pop that in the post along with a few versions of 'War inna Babylon'. Lost my copy of the Upsetters song 'Neckodeems' recently so if you have that.

Dead Prez are top-notch, pity they got dropped because no one was buying. The wolf intro is excellent and their second album is top-drawer. I'll pop that onto disc also.

Wilson and Hammond sound good. If you haven't it I'll put 'Stand up (dub) for ya rights' onto disc also, both versions along with 'Woman and money' with the horns section Primal Scream nicked for 'Loaded'.

Yeah, Dead Prez got dropped by sony didn't they?

I can see why though, they are quite anti-white in their lyrics and these days if you're a hip hop act you got to be able to cross over. They ain't the friendliest bunch.

Pity as they've got some ludicrously fat beats on their tunes and really good lyrical content on the whole. The tune 'hip-hop' is one of my favourites of all time.

I've got an entire triple albums worth of Delroy Wilson you can have.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 10:39**

Kings of Leons first Album is good to train to.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 10:58**

Lost poets, yes, can see the similarity, they make the kind of music I think the lost poets would be making if they were around now.

Aren't one or two of the lost poets still alive?

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 10:58**

Terry D wrote:I was surprised by how much I liked the last Gorillaz album. Dangermouse can make even Albarn not sound like a twat.

I might try that, as far as dub remixes go 'Dub Side of the Moon' takes some beating.

I'll send you the RBG album James, lots of good stuff on that one including a remix of 'Pimp the System' featuring Jay-Z.

They got dropped but managed to release a mix-tape, not been able to get it yet. One of their affiliate members has released an album with a track featuring Ghostface so that will be bought. They were like The Lost Poets only with killer tunes.

got dub side of the moon but hte best of the lot is Radiodread same guys who did dub side of the moon. Ive got nigh on 400 reggae cd's of various types so any requests ill dig em out for ya and burn em .

Buju banton, Wayne wonder, Eeek a mouse, Old stuff (ansell collins etc) early UB40 Baggariddem and the like plus untold compilations n best of's.

Bedouin soundclash are also feckin ace.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:07**

J wrote: UB40 Baggariddem .

Haven't heard that in years...quality album though. Left, right me a go show you how to do the 'King step' and the infamous Buzz feeling are shit hot.

'Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water' by Limp Bizkit another album thats great to train to

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:18**

sure is doesnt age either really.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:26**

Gotta love a bit of UB40....

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:30**

They sound better and better with the passing of the years.

Higher Ground
Ivory Madonna
Sing our own song
One in Ten
Don't break my heart
Bring me your cup

All absolutely fantastic and highly original Reggae tracks.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:31**

taking the mrs for her bday at Xmas Wembley paid extra to get front ten rows.

last time i saw em they were backed up by the wailers, well the remains of the wailers.

was tip top

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:33**

don't forget some of the "rat in mi kitchen" remixes...

ideal summer music.... especially if you're on a Caribbean beach somewhere and the rum cocktails are flowing....

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 11:52**

J wrote:taking the mrs for her bday at Xmas Wembley paid extra to get front ten rows.

last time i saw em they were backed up by the wailers, well the remains of the wailers.

was tip top

That's a bit Macabre isn't it, singing on stage with a load of dead bodies.

On a serious note, was just looking on amazon, and there are so many UB40 albums on there I've never heard which looks really interesting.

Guns in the Ghetto, Cover Me and their Dancehall album all look very interesting.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 12:04**

i thought some wag would pick up on that, you know what i meant, yeah theres a few dub albums as well that are pretty good.

you Gyptian for a bit of lighter reggae is quite kool, got a quality limited copy Sean Paul album as well as best of Black Uhuru and Burning spear.

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 12:16**

I like a bit of Underworld, put the resistance up for the slower tracks and blast through on the high tempo stuff[/url]

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 13:21**

M I K E E

I'm takin' it down Mikee....

Posted: **07 Aug 2007, 17:26**

Michael Sprott swears by Leonard Cohen!! Shame he's not as fired up as old Lenny!

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