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The Shadows v Incredible Bongo Band Obvious, yet epic

Need to go through this thread. Jafa's an interesting chap it seems

Everybody In The Place - An Incomplete History of Britain 1984 -1992 by Jeremy Deller Will watch it all later, only had a skip through but looks interesting. @william_kent @catalog Soul Control [MCR] at 17:20

He has this sort of idea in Ubik too, where you can't open your apartment door without paying, your own coffee machine needing payment and machines rejecting his money as it's from the wrong 'time' - can't say much more without spoilers. Further compounded with Joe Chip being constantly skint...

Cymande are the goto Black British afro rock/soul/crossover group. A couple of years before them (1970) Demon Fuzz came out with the genre mashing Afreaka! So so good.

I read Valis a few months ago - an account of mental breakdown and/or enlightenment - I'm still not sure which, damn sad in places. I am reading Ubik atm, about half way in and the timeshift is a bit wierd, coins from the past, stale cigarettes etc. And those adverts at the start of each...

^^ Indeed Mr WYH's. RT could easily have his own thread. Todd might be God, but Ron's the Don, like you say over so many years his quality has been right up there

Toyin Agbetu (mentioned in the NTS link and upthread) all over this UK streetsoul Shades of Black - Just A Little Bit Wonder if he still producing music.. edit [it appears he is discogs ]

RT on the rmx. Killer bubbly bassline Satoshi Tomiie - Thursday, 2AM (Ron Trent Remix Dub) Completely transforming the original version

Ron Trent - How Do You Love (Tribute to Kerri Chandler) Reminds me of Morning Factory - proper hypnotic track

Ron Trent - YNF (You'll Never Find) So good at keeping these long tracks interesting with a repeating deep kick and bassline. Even at 8:30 things are changing up nicely.

Ron Trent - Don't Try it Possible Carl Craig sample (or inspired) from the Landcruising album after the breakdown at 3:55

@DannyL - I am of Indian heritage

A reminder to listen to this later. But if you have time, (the great defeater of now) do it now. Ebo Taylor - Love and Death (Full Album)

Danyel Gérard - Butterfly (1971) Carl Craig - Butterfly I have a soft spot for them both,

Out of curiosity any non-white people on Dissensus? I can only think of @thirdform, @catalog and me atm who are active

Sister Rosetta Tharpe- "Didn't It Rain?" Live 1964 (Reelin' In The Years Archive) Now that's an entrance, non of this walking in and sitting on a chair to sing. No microphone either. "the angel's got the key and you can't come in" would make a great darkside jungle sample

Chaz Jankel Featuring Brenda Jones - You're My Occupation (12" Extended 1986) Another cracking bass led intro

Lisa - So In Love With You (12" Extended Dance Mix 1986) Massive vocal on the intro and then that bassline...then that synth line at 0:51 seems to familiar from another tune I that I can't recall at the moment.

@pattycakes_ you started this thread with an excellent rendition of the Malkauns by Pandit Pran Nath. Here's another take by female classical vocalist Malini Rajurkar - What a voice! Tho' PPN version (darker, more ominous) seems more late night listening ie when this raag is supposed to be...