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Black Rabbit (feat. Shniece McMenamin)

Fat Freddy's Drop - Roady

Platetectonics [Fartyboom]

Problems

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Hardbeat

Slide - Radio Cut

'Wandering Eye' remix by DJ Vadim + The Electric vocalists, soulstress Sabira Jade and lyrical marvel MC Pugs Atomz. Taken from Fat Electric Drop, DJ Vadim Vs Fat Freddy's Drop EP, available now on 12" vinyl at www.fatfreddysdrop.com - strictly limited edition vinyl release.

WANDERING EYE, FAT ELECTRIC DROP

Live @ The Powerstation, Auckland (2009).

Empower Me (live)

An institution in our country’s flourishing dance music culture, The Gathering is an annual festival of music, dance, freedom and participation. For the sixth consecutive year, New Zealand’s dance community once again gathered at the tip of the South Island to see out the old year and dance in the new. Eight zones of entertainment covered the entire spectrum of modern dance music, for three nights of good times and great vibes.

Salmonella Dub - Platetectonics (Fartyboom)

Naturalites picture on the wall

The other side to food for thought, the double a side first single from 1980.

King (2010 Digital Remaster)

I'll Be Your Baby Tonight is a collaboration with Robert Palmer off his album "don't explain" released in 1990 and was later featured on the UB40 "love songs" compilation album.

I'll Be Your Baby Tonight

Love Is All Is Alright (Remix) by UB40,
From the album "ub44" released 1982.

UB44

Love Is All Is Alright (Remix)

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Salmonella Dub began in 1992 crafting their name from the “bad-taste” dub cover versions of songs they used to break the ice amongst their original tracks in their early sets. In ’90s New Zealand, dub/roots/reggae freak-outs weren’t entirely in vogue — grunge and dance music held sway — so Salmonella Dub would use lighthearted covers of Nancy Sinatra, The Orb’s Little fluffy Clouds, plus Public Enemy and Fred Dagg’s “Larry Loves Barry” to win over skeptical audiences.

In the early ’90s, New Zealand’s liquor licensing laws changed, allowing pubs and clubs to stay open late and revitalizing the country’s live music scene. Members of the band then called Golf Course Alligators seized this opportunity and, in late 1992, Andrew Penman (guitar), Mark Tyler (bass), and Dave Deakins (drums) became Salmonella Dub. In the early days they lacked money for a sampler and used DIY solutions by hooking up an on/off foot pedal to the motor of a cassette player in order to drop samples by foot in real time from tape on stage. These samples would come from whatever was on the TV at the time, whether it was the news or a Cheech & Chong movie. Lacking the funds for cassettes, they raided the bins of a record store and found discarded copies of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles albums that served as their early tape stock.

To prepare for their first, self-titled album in 1994, Peter Wood (trumpet, keyboard) and Conan Wilcox (saxophone, percussion) were invited to join the band. Salmonella Dub was released through the independent label Curious Records. Following quickly from this album the band released Dub Tomfoolery a 7 track EP with mixing contributions from Mike Hodgson of Pitchblack.

Soon afterwards, Wood left the band, moving to Auckland and getting a job to pay his student overdraft. Around this time Penman made contact with David Harrow (ONU sound) through Grant Fell of the Headless Chickens. Harrow was employed to work on their next EP THC Winter the band’s first foray into Jungle and DnB in 1995.

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