Zomby - Spliff Dub (and the remixes)

Aight, here's a huge track that I've been obsessed with for quite some time now. Zomby created this with a sample from Billy Boyo's One Spliff a Day, and its insightful "One spliff a day keep the evil away" chant. After Zomby's original, it was remixed by Sukh Knight and Starkey who created their own dubstep versions, and of course Rustie who created a weird tech-dubstep vibe. Big ups to everyone.

Buju Banton - 'Til Shiloh (1995)

1		Shiloh (0:18)
2		Til I'm Laid To Rest (4:23)
3		Murderer (3:56)
4		Champion (4:00)
5		Untold Stories (4:34)
6		Not An Easy Road (4:01)
7		Only Man (2:49)
8		Complaint (3:59)
9		Chuck It So (3:56)
10		How Could You (3:55)
11		Wanna be Loved (4:04)
12		It's All Over (4:04)
13		Hush Baby Hush (4:20)
14		What Ya Gonna Do? (3:43)
15		Rampage (3:44)
16		Champion (Remix) (4:31)

Buju Banton, dancehall toaster, reggae musician, and all around rude bwoy, comes straight out of Kingston, Jamaica. This album marked a turning point in Banton's career, shifting from dancehall vibes to a live band with a much more roots reggae feel where he reached a more mainstream audience. Still though, he drops heavy hitting vocals with one of the most distinct voices in the industry.
DL

Eek-A-Mouse - Wa-Do-Dem (1981)

Some straight rasta shit here. Eek-A-Mouse is one of the creators of the Jamaican toasting / sing-jay style. On this album he lays down two huge hits, Ganja Smuggling and Wa-Do-Dem. Oldschool dancehall vibes that won't quit.
DL