Museum of London Dub exhibit
A friend who works at the museum suggested I might like their current "Dub London: Bassline of a City".
I went a long a couple of weeks ago.
Despite being somewhat curtailed by lockdown, it was really good. Displays covered both the music and the social aspects of dub in London.
And a live DJ was playing some tunes. Unfortunately through some crappy little stand mount speakers rather than the stack they had on display!
I'd recommend it (free admission), though worth checking with the museum when the DJ ('Papa Face') is performing.
The DJ was also selling vinyl, CDs and dub merch. I bought a couple of CDs from Mr. Face...
Bunny Lee's 'Kingston Flying Cymbals' (superb, bass is awesome) and
Jah Shaka 'Far-I ship dub' (left in the CD player in my mate's car).
I went a long a couple of weeks ago.
Despite being somewhat curtailed by lockdown, it was really good. Displays covered both the music and the social aspects of dub in London.
And a live DJ was playing some tunes. Unfortunately through some crappy little stand mount speakers rather than the stack they had on display!
I'd recommend it (free admission), though worth checking with the museum when the DJ ('Papa Face') is performing.
The DJ was also selling vinyl, CDs and dub merch. I bought a couple of CDs from Mr. Face...
Bunny Lee's 'Kingston Flying Cymbals' (superb, bass is awesome) and
Jah Shaka 'Far-I ship dub' (left in the CD player in my mate's car).
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